Steve Grant
| Residing In: | Bethesda, MD USA |
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| Spouse/Partner: | Sharon Sforzini Grant |
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| Occupation: | independent scholar; retired US State Department |
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| Children: | Elliot, born 1970; died 12/24/2017 (Obituary in Knights' Forum) |
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Steve's Latest Interactions
Posted on: Feb 14, 2024 at 1:33 AM
Posted on: Sep 18, 2023 at 8:47 AM
We all owe a great debt of gratitude to Sylvia, Liz, Mike, Joanne, and anyone/everyone else who had a hand in putting together our slightly delayed but extremely well-run "60 + 1" reunion. So glad I could get together again with all those who have meant so much in my life. There never was and never will be another class quite like ours!! Cheers to all, Steve
Posted on: Feb 14, 2023 at 1:33 AM
She was -- simply, inarguably -- the BEST!!!
LAHS had such a panoply of fabulous teachers: in history, foreign languages, the sciences, phys ed, economics, and more. But for me, Claire Pelton was undeniably the GOAT. God bless you, Claire, and thank you for all you gave me and countless others, with your grace, warmth, humor, and gentle prodding to be the best that we could be.
Posted on: Feb 14, 2022 at 1:33 AM
While I did not know Susan at all during our high school years, I will never forget her contribution to the 50th reunion. It was almost like a competition among Susan, Mike Erickson, Liz Bubb Wilson, Sylvia Talarico, and me to locate as many classmates as possible. She was amazingly successful in these efforts. Her energy, resourcefulness, skills, and persistence were evident in this -- as they clearly were in all she tackled in life.
Happy Birthday Steve and a Happy Valentine day too!!
Happiest of B'Days, Steve! With Valentines for your family, gung hay fat choy for yesterday, and Presidents Day tomorrow, this is an epic time!
Posted on: Feb 14, 2021 at 1:33 AM
Dear Claire,
I've been seriously remiss -- not writing in the past year. And what a year! Being homebound has not been fun, but it's been safe. I finally got my first shot this past week and will have the second on the 28th.
What I miss most is being cut off from the libraries, especially the LOC. It means I can't engage in any serious research and writing. I was able to keep up with tennis and golf all year, however -- till early November, when I had surgery on my left shoulder to repair a torn rotator cuff and bicep. I am rehabbing like mad and should soon be back out on the courts and greens.
I hope all is well with you and yours. Looking forward to seeing you in a year at our class's SIXTIETH REUNION!
Love, Steve
this website is brutal to navigate, but the Santa Clara base South Bay (Calif Writers Club)
- based "Writers Talk" starts in 40 minutes! See: yes, the Managing Editor is Marjorie Bicknell-Johnson, my Fibonacci colleague co-author who was one of the founding members of the
Fibonacci Association, a prior 99's Lady Pilots club out of San Jose President and creative writer about Maya civilization...
see: https://southbaywriters.com/writerstalk/ , that has a Zoom monthly meeting of the San Clara-based South Bay Writers club
that meets at 7:00 just now!, if you are on line, it would be very cool to zoom there...
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