"Shafe" as he was known in the war or "Pops" as he was known to the many young people he took under his wing was tight mouthed, but to the point when he had something to say. He hated judgements of all types and gave everyone a fair hearing - which made him a great dean at Dartmouth in the dark years of the late 60s. He was a renown professor who gave it all up to trek around Africa for a year. He was not rich, but gave everything he had to his adopted Ethiopian daughter and son, the one now a professor of emergency medicine and the other an electrical/telcoms engineer. He never spoke of the war and mourned the loss of his radioman/gunner Srg. Maldonado until he died in 1994. He left no money, but a wealth of humanity behind.