| *who is |
Per the obit, his dad "worked for the City Planning Commission in New York, The Hudson River Valley Commission and The Metropolitan Regional Council." He went to Harvard and Penn and was a Fulbright scholar. So maybe not "old money" per se, but not exacly a schlub either. His wife's parents had homes in NY and Martha's Vineyard and he and his wife also had homes in both places. https://vineyardgazette.com/obituaries/2016/09/14/rodman-townsend-davis-longtime-edgartown-summer-resident |
He's a mayflower family. Ironically his family would have looked down on her family as new money 150 years ago. |
Oh another mystery… |
I get that but how does this event that has happened since human beings began noticing one another warrant space in a major newspaper. That’s some privilege. |
| I had the feeling that the husband was on the spectrum and his appearance and material success masked a lot. I have known finance types like this in ny - successful, slightly mysterious troubled past, non confrontational personality interpreted as kindness rather than aloofness, calculating, no qualms at saying he didn’t want any custody of his then middle school aged kids, able to cut ties and move on without a backwards glance. |
| She is a beautiful writer, and a beautiful person at least judging by online photos. Dont know her. Wish her well. Her husband was a dickhead. It will be hard for the kids to realize their dad was a hologram with no heart. |
For all we know she threatened him and demanded full custody. He said fine and left. No one knows what conversations were had or not had or what he really wanted. There’s a chance he left out of true desperation. |
I'm sure she'll be doxxed in no time by dcum slueths |
cool story you made up |
Who went to Exeter? Im a mid90s alum. |
So glad I didnt opt for an overwritten nyt wedding announcement. Barf. “On Sept. 14 this year, they exchanged vows in front of 75 friends and family members in a setting that would have made Ralph Lauren weep with envy. The site, a collection of cottages with inviting porches along the wooded shore of Long Pond, lies only a few miles from the village of Plymouth, Mass., where Mr. Davis's ancestors settled in 1620. As guests sat out on a deck, a wooden 1950's motorboat cut a stylish swath across the lake and then docked. Out stepped the bride, barefoot and holding on to masses of curls coiled on top of her head.“ |
Could be one of their children I guess. |
My guess is these donations were related to their kids schooling or trying to get them admitted to certain schools. |
They are both lawyers and empty threats wouldn't work. There’s never a good reason to dump your children. |