A gentleman named Richard Cox emailed me a couple of weeks ago looking for anyone who knew him as they were good friends in the '70s. Here is what he wrote:
For years I have been looking for a Nicholas Wiltamuth who was a friend of mine in Munich, Ger., in the 1960's and early 1970's without any luck. I came across the "In Memory" in the Paris American High School site yesterday and your note from May 2015 and was sad to think 'my' friend had died. Nick never talked about his high school years but his father was in the military and served in Europe so I thought he might have attended the American High School in Paris.
When I left Munich in early 1972, he was working as the layasan for US films at the Bavarian Film Studios. (Two of the films he worked on were "Willy Wanka and the Chocolate Factory'', and "Cabaret.") Nick and I took classes together at the U of Maryland on McGraw Kaserne in Munich at night and traveled together often. He was a fantastic navigator and had remarkable eyesight with the ability to read signs at a great distance (I thought he must be part Peregrine.)
Phil Davidson (1960)
U.S., Social Security Death Index, 1935-Current about Nicholas Wiltamuth
Peter Sadow (1958)
So sad. Nick was my best friend in high school, but we never kept in touch later. Together, we really explored Paris.
Peter Sadow (1958)
A gentleman named Richard Cox emailed me a couple of weeks ago looking for anyone who knew him as they were good friends in the '70s. Here is what he wrote:
For years I have been looking for a Nicholas Wiltamuth who was a friend of mine in Munich, Ger., in the 1960's and early 1970's without any luck. I came across the "In Memory" in the Paris American High School site yesterday and your note from May 2015 and was sad to think 'my' friend had died. Nick never talked about his high school years but his father was in the military and served in Europe so I thought he might have attended the American High School in Paris.
When I left Munich in early 1972, he was working as the layasan for US films at the Bavarian Film Studios. (Two of the films he worked on were "Willy Wanka and the Chocolate Factory'', and "Cabaret.") Nick and I took classes together at the U of Maryland on McGraw Kaserne in Munich at night and traveled together often. He was a fantastic navigator and had remarkable eyesight with the ability to read signs at a great distance (I thought he must be part Peregrine.)