Curt Doolittle:
CLASS OF 1977
Canandaigua AcademyClass of 1977
Canandaigua, NY
University of Hartford - ArtClass of 1982
Hartford, CT
Xavier High SchoolClass of 1977
Middletown, CT
Curt's Story
Career: Serial Technology Entrepreneur. Eleven companies. Retired in my 40s, then A philosopher of Natural Law, in the Western Aristocratic tradition. I founded and work for the Natural Law Institute - a think tank for constitutional, legal, policy, economic, and education reform.
Family and Location: Three children, three wives. Lived in in NY, CT, Boston, Seattle, Ottawa, London, Moscow, Kiev, L'viv.
Life: I've been lucky in life to have had personal, business, and intellectual success, even if business, constant travel, and divorce didn't help me build the family in retrospect I wish I had.
Thoughts on Xavier: One of the best school experiences of my life for which I will forever be grateful. And throughout life I've appreciated two classes in particular: comparative religion and marriage and family. I feel for those who lacked such good advice at the start of adulthood.
Thoughts on Canandaigua: A bit of a lament. The kids I grew up competing with, well, they're good people, but they didn't achieve as much as I would have expected. The woman I wish I'd the courage to date and marry had an ...Expand for more
unfortunately life instead and has already passed. Another girl passed of breast cancer years ago. A friend who developed problems with drugs. And I'm saddened by those who I remember fondly, but whose lives haven't played out as well as I would have wished for them. And worse by the people we've already lost from our generation. And even those people who where rather horrific for my childhood as well as others had worse life outcomes than I would have expected or wished on them - such as Bobby Lee, who was killed by police after stalking a woman and her husband for weeks while hiding in the woods, then murdering them in their garage. So, was Canandaigua really that difficult a place to come from? Our generation really that troubled? Our town too much of an outlier? While my own home life pretty awful, I thought the region idyllic. I'd found the Victorian homes, the classical main street, the lakefront, Roseland amusement park where I ran one of the games were lovely, and the countryside was a beautiful place to grow up - aside from walking to school in what today would be called blizzards. ;)
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