Boston Latin School (1950-54)
 
 
 
 

Yearbook
 
 
Former Headmaster Michael G. Contompasis,
Head Master Cornelia A. Kelley, RTN, at alumni
gathering in Palm Beach on Feb. 10, 2001
 
 

THE SPRING BULLETIN IS THE ANNUAL NEWSLETTER OF THE BOSTON LATIN SCHOOL ASSOCIATION • ISSUE ONE 2005

1954

Richard T. Nolan and Robert C. Pingpank will celebrate their 50th fam­ily anniversary at a public service in the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, NYC, on Saturday, October 8, 2005, at 2 p.m. Cathedral Dean James A. Kowalski will speak on commitment. Their story “Soul Mates: More Than Partners” has been written mostly by a (now deceased) straight woman and is available at www.nolan-pingpank.com. Bob and Dick are now retired in West Palm Beach and are active in Integrity-Palm Beach (a parish activi­ty of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church, Lake Worth), Lambda Legal and Compass of West Palm Beach.

 
 

On the Road with BLS - Spring 2003
 
 

March 2008 · Volume IV · Number VII
The eNewsletter of the Boston Latin School Association
 

ALUMNI NEWS

The Palm Beach County Chapter of the ACLU of Florida recently recognized Richard T. Nolan '54, along with Robert C. Pingpank, for exceptional leadership and devoted community service at its Annual Freedom Award Luncheon. Both have served as powerful witnesses to the dignity of GLBT persons for over 50 years. They actively and publicly support the ACLU's GLBT project, fighting discrimination and shaping popular opinion through the courts, legislatures and education. As an Episcopal priest, Canon Nolan led many within the Episcopal Church USA to support the ordination of gay and lesbian clergy and the blessing of same-sex unions. Locally, he is a founding board member of the Pride Chamber of Commerce of the Palm Beaches and an advisor to The Hemlock Society of Florida. In 2004, the couple completed "Soulmates: More Than Partners."