Alumni

Ben Sharf ’15 often cites two Loomis Chaffee alumni who helped ignite his entrepreneurial spirit. He may have just done the same for some students. The co-founder of Platter, which provides tools to help Shopify brands increase profitability on their Shopify store, has spent time with students twice since the school year began.

Martin "Tiger" Bech ’16 was among those killed in the New Orleans truck attack early on New Year’s Day.

At Loomis Chaffee, Jenna excelled as a two-sport varsity athlete, playing ice hockey and lacrosse. After graduating from Loomis, she continued her journey at Dartmouth College, where she played both ice hockey and lacrosse and graduated in 2024. Now she is pursuing her master’s of business administration at Quinnipiac while competing in her fifth year of NCAA eligibility as a member of the ice hockey team.

Megan Rath ’98 has always been an athlete. But she never envisioned she would climb each of the Seven Summits, the highest mountain on each of the continents. It’s a quest she began in 2018 and completed this fall. 

Loomis Chaffee salutes all who have served and all who have died in service to our country. A newspaper clipping from April 19, 1942, invoked the reality of World War II. Seventy-four people at Loomis — 35 faculty and 39 students — were in the civil defense program in Windsor. The faculty was involved in various areas — from auxiliary police to air-raid wardens — and the students each were “engaged with the airplane spotting program.”