Mr. Rohatyn, a former trustee for whom the College's Rohatyn Center for Global Affairs is named, was known around the world for his work as a financier, diplomat, and the architect of New York City's financial rescue in the 1970s.

Former trustee at the Middlebury Institute was a valued advisor and supporter of the College. 

The former trustee was a fervent supporter of language education and is the namesake of Middlebury's Betty Ashbury Jones MA ’86 School of French. 

The longtime men's basketball coach and administrator was known for his integrity and sense of humor.

Colorado native remembered as a deep thinker who thrived on big ideas.

Fiske cared for campus buildings as a custodian from 1979 through her retirement in 1994.

Throughout his lengthy Middlebury career, Cram worked on the mountain, first at the Snow Bowl, then later at the Bread Loaf campus.

Longtime College forester was a member of the 25-Year Club.

Longtime history professor served as a trustee and helped establish Middlebury's East Asian studies program.

The associate professor of biology left higher education in 1972 and enjoyed an 18-year career as a high school science teacher in Middlebury.

For most of her 32-year career, Janet worked as the manager of the Dean of Students Office, where she got to know many students who stayed in touch with her for years after they graduated. 

Alumnus and Institute faculty member is remembered as a "vital part of the Institute's global campus community."

The Middlebury junior was a physics major and event coordinator at the Mittelman Observatory.

Co-founder and CEO of I-DEV International, Spindler taught in the Frontier Market Scouts program in 2015 and 2016.

The College mourns the passing of Bill Catton, a historian who retired in 1984.

Retired staff member was a longtime employee with Dining Services.

Middlebury's president from 1975 to 1990 instituted need-blind admissions and grew the international focus of the curriculum. He died on October 22, 2018, at the age of 82.

Former secretary of the College was a member of the Class of 1941.

Described as a "towering figure" in the world of biological weapons and bioterrorism, Zilinskas directed the Chemical and Biological Weapons Program at the James Martin Center for Nonproliferation Studies, and taught at the Institute since 1998.

Longtime ice rink attendant remembered for his kindness, generosity, and tireless support for local hockey.

Middlebury College Orchestra conductor was a highly regarded international musician.

Trustee emeritus was a highly active participant in the life of the College.

The former longtime Bread Loaf Writers’ Conference coordinator worked for the College from 1975 to 2001.

The lecturer emerita in French taught in the French Department and the French School between 1969 and 2004.

Retiree is remembered as a "vital member" of the staff during her 20 years at the College.

Longtime staff employee was a member of the 25-Year club.

The former chair of the Board of Trustees who supported the acquisition and curation of Asian art at Middlebury died on January 1.

Former Middlebury faculty member taught in the philosophy department for 13 years.

Longtime custodian was a passionate flower gardener.

The professor emeritus of philosophy and former administrative director of the Bread Loaf Writers' Conference passed away on December 10.

Former director of student activities retired in 1988 after 21 years at the College.

Associate vice president for information technology remembered for his kindness and generous spirit.

Associate professor of Spanish is remembered by colleagues for her scholarship and talent in connecting with people.

The environmental studies/conservation biology major, was an avid researcher of migratory birds.

The former assistant professor has passed away at the age of 85. The college's current research vessel, R/V David Folger, is named in his honor.

Alumnus and trustee was an avid supporter of the College's physics department and observatory.

The associate professor of classics was a member of the Middlebury faculty from 1961 until her retirement in 1990.

Visiting Distinguished Professor taught political science courses over several years at Middlebury.

Known for his excellent listening skills and gentle demeanor, Sandy Martin shared his love of literature with generations of students during his 35-year career. 

From his 35 years of service to Middlebury, Spencer is remembered for his intellect, humor, and emphasis on public speaking.

A gifted student at the Kathryn Wasserman Davis School of Russian, Madden died in the Dec. 2 nightclub fire in Oakland, California.

Longtime English faculty member is remembered as a "deeply learned man who was a natural teacher."

DeLaney's 32-year career at Middlebury included work in the president's office, financial aid office, and with the Bread Loaf School of English.

Spencer, a retiree, was director of campus security from 1969-1988.

The former director of data processing retired from Middlebury in 1996 after a long career with the College.

Longtime faculty member and administrator taught in Middlebury and at School in Spain.

Naqib Ahmad Khpulwak studied at the Middlebury Institute of International Studies in 2010. 

Mary Nelson, the secretary in Wright Theatre from 1978 to 1994, died on July 2, 2016.

Clare E. Ulrich, a member of the 2014.5 "Feb" class, was an economics major at Middlebury.

Middlebury notes the death of Carl D. Torsnes, a retiree and member of the 25-year club.

The former chief justice of the Vermont Supreme Court served on the College's Board of Trustees for 10 years.

Former environmental health and safety coordinator loved working with students.

Wimmer served as assistant in instruction for the department of biology from 1972 until his retirement in 2000.

Dining Services worker is remembered for her quick wit.

Longtime staff member served in many roles over her career at Middlebury.