MICHAEL
paternal grandparents, maternal grandparents, summer visits to Blackhall, relatives
adventures with cousins, Uncle John, Annisquam visits, Anna Hyatt Huntington, her studio, process, Scottish deerhounds
Archer P Huntington and Anna Hyatt, Alfred Mayor’s scientific connections, Brantz’s siblings, Martha and Alfred
Michael’s siblings Harriet, Kate, and Susan, events around his mother’s death
Michael’s leg: initial injury, diagnosis, treatment, amputation, recovery, water-skiing on Lake Joe, Don Kerr
Evelyn, her death, and the aftermath; stepmother Annie, Brantz’s career and life at the Mt. Kisco farm
the house at Mt. Kisco, processing firewood, Brantz’s fire building technique
Brantz’ role in educational process, Harvey Boarding School, Deerfield Academy, Yale, and St. Luke’s Hospital
learning to ski, meeting Lili, early relationship, wedding, and honeymoon
Med School at Yale, residency in Cleveland, job at Hitchcock
Thayer School collaborations with Stan Brown and John Collier
the collection and study of joint replacement specimens, professional shift to joint replacement surgery
teaching with Collier, bilateral replacements, becoming a new family: Whitney Avenue to Occom Ridge
Three Mile Road: from woodlot to home, and extended family moving to Hanover area
General Semantics: texts, ideas, the Institute, the Bard seminar with Don Kerr, Bucky Fuller and Brantz
evaluating publications, parenthood, EST program and workshops, the well-being process and using it in medical practice
EST and General Semantics, and personal relationships; relationships with children: Rowland and Anna Hyatt
relationships with children: Sloane and Catha; supportive role of parenting, EST and relationships of all kinds
photography, travels with Lili, memorable family trips, China in the early ‘80s
extended family moves to Hanover area, a Mayor family escape from Washington D.C. in two feet of snow
skiing, Catha’s adventures, travels with Brantz
Toronto/Lake Joe, East End Avenue/NYC; logging together with Brantz;
TREE CLIMBERS INTERNATIONAL!
tree climbing, kayaking
