Maggie was a cornerstone of 淫人色欲社 during her family鈥檚 tenure on the Hillside, where her husband, George Bartlett, served as Headmaster from 1969 to 1989. Beyond the many formal roles she held, Maggie became a surrogate mother to countless students, providing emotional support and creating a sense of family for those navigating the challenges of adolescence and life away from home. Her instinctive kindness, unwavering compassion, and selfless dedication helped to shape the fabric of 淫人色欲社, fostering a community rooted in care and connection.

This past summer, we had the privilege of welcoming Maggie back to campus for Centennial Weekend, where her warm smile and vivid storytelling brought joy to all who crossed her path. Maggie shared cherished memories and reminded us of the rich history that binds us together as a community. Seeing her back on the Hillside was a gift, as she embodied the spirit of South Kent in every way.

We will forever be grateful for Maggie鈥檚 lasting contributions to 淫人色欲社, from the guidance and care she offered to generations of students to her commitment to building a community where everyone felt valued and supported. As we celebrate her life, we also commit ourselves to continuing the legacy of kindness, compassion, and service she exemplified.

To her family, friends, and all who were touched by Maggie鈥檚 love, we extend our deepest condolences and heartfelt appreciation for sharing such a remarkable person with us. Maggie鈥檚 legacy will live on in the hearts and actions of all who knew her.

A celebration of life will be held at a date to be announced. In lieu of flowers, Maggie鈥檚 family wishes that you continue to help keep her spirit alive by being kind to your neighbors. Donations may be made to Aids Support Group of Cape Cod, P.O. Box 1522, Provincetown, MA 02657
Servant, well done.

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Dear South Kent Family,

It is with profound sadness that I share news of the passing of Elizabeth 鈥淟iz鈥� K. Richards, the beloved wife of our 5th Head of School, Noble 鈥淣obby鈥� F. Richards 鈥�49. Liz passed away peacefully on Monday afternoon at Noble Horizons in Salisbury, surrounded by her sons and members of her family.

Liz first arrived on the Hillside in 1956. During those early years, Liz became a mother not only to her three sons, but also to countless South Kent students and faculty children, offering warmth, encouragement, and kindness that touched everyone around her.

A Connecticut College alumna, Liz formally joined the South Kent faculty in 1977 as a member of the English department. From that time on, her dedication and commitment to South Kent were boundless. Her warmth and guidance made her an essential part of the community鈥攁 beloved teacher, a caring mentor, and a dear friend to students and faculty alike. Liz and Nobby continued to bless South Kent with their presence and leadership through their retirement in 1996, leaving an indelible mark on the spirit and history of the School.

Her impact was so deeply felt that, in 1996, the yearbook dedication read:
鈥淔or the dedication, love, patience, and guidance you have given to this community, we thank you. You are not only a part of the family but a part of the history and spirit of South Kent. As you leave the hill, always remember that a piece of your spirit and commitment to the community of South Kent will live on for generations.鈥�

Demonstrating her commitment to South Kent students, Liz continued to tutor on the Hillside for several years after her retirement.

Liz鈥檚 son, Tim 鈥�75, shared these heartfelt words: 鈥淪he made a difference to many people, including her children and grandchildren, SKS students, fellow faculty members, all of you, and of course our father. South Kent remained incredibly important to her for her whole life.鈥�

In honor of Liz鈥檚 life and legacy, the family is planning a service on campus at St. Michael鈥檚 Chapel in the first half of 2025. We will keep the community informed as details are finalized.

Please join me in holding Tim 鈥�75, Cricket 鈥�78, Andy, and the entire Richards family in your prayers and in your hearts during this time.

Rest in peace, Elizabeth K. Richards. Servant, well done.

With heartfelt sympathy,
Brian D. Sullivan
Head of School

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