In Memoriam
We pay tribute and hold dear the memories of our classmates who have passed away. Although they are no longer with us, their enduring presence will forever hold a cherished place in our hearts and within the Harvard Law School community.
Records of the Class
Click the button below to view your password-protected class records – a collection of your classmates’ contact information and their stories – about life, career, family, hobbies, and more.
Please note: Passwords are case-sensitive. Also, this PDF is designed for reading only and cannot be printed.
Class Photo Album
Class Remembrances
Jill L. Feldman
Alice “Ali” Bers remembers:
Although it’s been ten years since Jill died, her loss still feels very raw to me. I think that’s because Jill was so rare. She was such a radiant person, with a smile and a happy energy that no one could forget. I sat next to her the first day of a seminar on institutional reform litigation and that was that—we became friends.
While Jill was a stellar scholar, gifted writer, and an advocate for the public interest, I will mostly remember her in role as a loving family member to her son, husband, and mother, and as an amazing friend. When she died, I used the words of EB White: “You have been my friend … That in itself is a tremendous thing.” Though she was part of our class, Jill was also “in a class by herself.”
Peter Sinclair
Toby Stock remembers:
Peter stood out from the pack. He had a ready smile and enjoyed mixing it up in a friendly but forceful way in debates on ideas. I was especially grateful for his counsel as we prepared together for consulting interviews. And of course, he had a great baseline jump shot in pick-up games at Hemenway. He will be missed.