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The longtime professor of philosophy was known as “an imposing presence with a razor-sharp intellect” but also for being “full of compassion.”

Jordan, the highly effective president of the College during the exceptionally consequential period between 1975 and his retirement in 1995, died Friday, July 22.

A longtime member of the Kenyon community, Margaret “Peggy” Turgeon gained fame as one of Gambier’s best cooks.

The former associate professor of political science was known as “a fine teacher who cared about his students, a kind man beneath the gruff and bearded exterior.”

William F. Klein, longtime professor of English, was known for his delight in the history of the English language.

Sonya D. Dudgeon ’90 was a native of Gambier, longtime Kenyon staff member and friend to many.

The professor emeritus of Spanish was known as “a gentleman in every sense of the word.”