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In Memoriam: Kevin Conway ’57

Posted on February 3, 2025 by Gosavi, Prasad

Kevin Conway ’57, a longtime attorney in New London, CT, died on January 27, 2025. Read his obituary.

This entry was posted in Alumni, Alumni Notes, In Memoriam and tagged 1957.
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