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Photo by Abigail Dexter, October 2007
Dean and Marie Dexter, Hilton Head, SC
On the Streets in the Capitol: Dean, Marie, Abigail Bridget, Elizabeth Helen, and Charles Aaron, Lima, Peru, Fall 1995.
Marie, Elizabeth, Abigail, Charles Dexter
The Lamb's Theater, 130 West 44th Street, Manhattan, July 1999
Lyzz Dexter, Seacoast (Now New England) Masters Commission, Portsmouth, N.H. October 2007
Lyzz Dexter keeping an eye on the silver service at Bridges House, the New Hampshire Governor's official residence, April 2001.
Throwing Elizabeth Dexter, rehearsal. Seacoast (now New England) Masters Commission, 2009
Abigail Dexter, Lake Wicwas, Meredith Center, N.H., Summer 2006
Abigail Dexter and her Dad, Lake Wicwas, Meredith Center, NH
Charles Dexter manning the grill, Lake Wicwas, Meredith Center, NH, Summer 2006
Charles Dexter with then-U.S. Senator, later U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft, Manchester, N.H. June 1998
The late legendary syndicated columnist Bob Novak and Dean Dexter discuss New Hampshire governor and long-time U.S. Senator Styles Bridges, who Novak knew well. Novak was in New Hampshire attending a reception upon the publication of the Bridges biography by Dr. James J. Kiepper April 27, 2001. Novak, who wrote the foreword for the book, announced his retirement as a syndicated columnist on August 4, 2008 after being diagnosed with brain tumor. He succumbed to the illness on August 18, 2009. R.I.P. Click here. Roland Young Photo.
Interviewing Presidential Candidate Pat Buchanan, who told an amusing Nixon story, hosting (12 years) MediaOne's "Your Government," Manchester, N.H., January 1992
Pat Buchanan and Dean Dexter, Manchester, N.H. 1998
Dean Dexter with U.S. Senator Gordon J. Humphrey in the senator's hideaway office, U.S. Capitol building, Washington, D.C., Summer 1990.
Meredith, NH, 1984, Rep. Dean Dexter and Sen. Gordon Humphrey.
Campaigning with a couple of the Big Dogs, Marie and Dean Dexter with Congressman, later U.S. Senator Bob Smith, left, and U.S. Senator Gordon Humphrey, August 1990
Politics, politics, with Marie and former State Rep. Dennis Bolduc Fall 1990. "You can tell she hates every bit of this..."
Raising Cain on the State House steps, Concord, New Hampshire, 1990.
Executive Chambers, N.H. Statehouse, with Governor John H. Sununu, from left, State Sen. (later senate president) Edward Dupont, State Rep. Ada Mace, State Rep. Dean Dexter, State Rep. Kathleen Ward, Attorney General (later governor) Stephen Merrill, bill signing creating the N.H. Department of Justice, Concord, N.H., June 1985
Belknap County Commissioner, courthouse, Laconia, N.H., July 1976 __________________________________
Christmas carols at the embassy residence, with James and Graham Hill, and U.S. Ambassador Robert C. Hill, Buenos Aires, Argentina, December 1975. Dean Dexter at far left. -- Dean Dexter collection
Hill's fifth, and last Ambassadorship
Robert C. Hill of Littleton, New Hampshire, formerly Assistant Secretary of Defense, Assistant Secretary of State for Congressional Relations, Ambassador to Costa Rica, El Salvador, Mexico, and Spain, being sworn in as U.S. Ambassador to Argentina, with Secretary of State Henry Kissinger, his wife Cecelia Gordon Bowdoin Hill, looking on. Administering the oath in the U.S. State Department formal rooms is U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Judge George Mackinnon, February, 1974. -- U.S. State Department photo, Dean Dexter collection.
U.S. Ambassador Robert C. Hill's formal study, embassy residence, Buenos Aires, 1975. Dean Dexter Collection (all rights reserved).
Dean Dexter, second from right, flanked by Embassy security personnel and J. B. Hill (kneeling), Buenos Aires, 1975. Photo by William Graham Graham Hill
Dean Dexter, center, with J. B. Hill and William Graham Bowdoin Hill, Mar Del Plata, Argentina, December 19, 1975.
Abigail Dexter, George Hill, William Graham Bowdoin Hill, Mrs. Cecelia Bowdoin (Hill) Gardner, Marie Dexter, Dean Dexter, Chevy Chase Club, Chevy Chase, Maryland, September, 2009. Staff Photo. __________________________________
President Gerald Ford and then-County Commissioner Dean Dexter, Nashua (N.H.) High School. Ford would later win the N.H. Primary, defeating Ronald Reagan by just under 1,500 votes. Ford Remembered in N.H.
New Hampshire State House, 1980s
George H.W. Bush, with Dean Dexter and former Gov. Hugh Gregg, Laconia, N. H. June 1979. ________________________
Dean Dexter and Neil Shapiro, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester New York, Winter 1970. Offices of Reporter Magazine.
With the late WOR Radio legend Jean Shepherd (1921-1999) at the microphone, WITR studios, Rochester Institute of Technology, Rochester, New York, Fall 1968. Dean Dexter seated center. "He really was an incredible personality. Everything you read about him is true. And he liked young people. It's because no matter how old he got, he was always young..." See this LINK
"Cherub Choir," Laconia (N.H.) Congregational Church, 1956: Front Row: Diane ("Di-Di") Graves, Ann Walker, Gail Simmons, Greg Lemay, David Enos, Penny Curtis, Heather Jones. Second Row: Lynn Buckley, Jean Halfman, Mary Jane McAllister, Emily Vincent, Alona Alcorn, Dana Beane, Dean Dexter. Third Row: Greg Pitman, Patricia Kinsman, Helen Jessup, Perry Craver, Kathy Ware. Fourth Row: Adrian ("Jay") Ley, Bradley Stevenson, Richard Ackerman, Jane Stucker, Daniel Keller. Note: Four piece outfit: black (waist to floor-length) skirt, white top (over the head), thick starched collar attached w/ safety pins, huge hand-tied bow. Rehearsals were like something out of the "Little Rascals" movies.
Getting to know Mom and Dad while celebrating my first holiday...Thanksgiving, of course!
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