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H. Kenneth Fish, innovative lawyer, Weston activist; at 88

By Stephanie M. Peters

 |  Globe Correspondent  

  February 20, 2012

From the time he arrived in Weston in the early 1960s, H. Kenneth Fish, a lawyer at the Boston firm Foley Hoag, worked alongside his wife and a group of like-minded residents to create and nourish the Roxbury-Weston Programs, the Weston Affordable Housing Foundation, and a scholarship fund for students attending town schools through the Metropolitan Council for Educational Opportunity. “He was deeply interested in humanity and he didn’t just speak it, he acted it,’’ said the couple’s daughter Vicky.

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