Roger W. Smith, ‘Al Anochecer’ (‘At Dusk’; in Spanish)
This exercise in creative writing was an assignment for an advanced course in the Spanish language at Columbia University taught by Professor Susana Redondo de Feldman, Chairman of the Spanish and Portuguese Department.
Professsor Redondo de Feldman remarked, with irony, that the paper was by a would be Hemingway.
— posted by Roger W. Smith
Rev. John Coffee to RWS 2-7-1964
Posted above as a PDF file is a letter from Rev. John Coffee, advisor to NERC, the New England Regional Committee of LRY (Liberal Religious Youth), to Roger Smith, dated February 7, 1964. The letter concerns NERC’s 1963 Mid-Winter Conference, which was held at Goddard College in Plainfield, VT.
Rev. John Coffee
Norfolk-Suffolk Federation of Liberal Religious Youth (LRY) newsletters, 1962-1964
— posted by Roger W. Smith
December 2015
Remembering Rev. John M. Coffee Jr.
The above PDF file comprises the memorial tribute to Rev. John M. Coffee (1928-2012) at Emerson College in June 2012.
Remembering John M. Coffee, Jr. / November 20, 1928 – May 8, 2012
A Collection of John’s Writings and Photos, and Remembrances of His Friends
Delivered at Memorial Service / June 18, 2012 / First Church, Boston
— posted by Roger W. Smith
November 2015
John Coffee
Mom’s Radcliffe paper on Renaissance tombs
This paper was written by my mother, Elinor Handy Smith a 1941 graduate of Radclifle College.
— posted by Roger W. Smith
Allison R. First, “I Will Always Remember Al”
Allison R. First befriended my father, Alan W. Smith, when she was a girl at the Chart Room in Cataumet, Massachusetts, where my father played the piano during summers.
— posted by Roger Smith
November 2015