Still alive and well in Seattle. Hope to see you in B'ham next Fall. Jim

What fun seeing a few familiar faces from the 59/60 Reunion. I lived in Birmingham from '58-'61 and ecpect that only a few former classmates will remember me. Nonetheless, i remember my brief time there as some of my happiest years. I now live in Brooklyn, NY, near my daughters and their famlies. Best to All! Cheryl

            E. Lawrence Barcella, Prosecutor of Terrorism Cases, Dies at 65 By DENNIS HEVESI E. Lawrence Barcella, a former federal prosecutor who handled major terrorism investigations in the 1970s and ’80s, including one in which he organized an elaborate trap that lured a C.I.A. turncoat out of exile in Libya, died Nov. 4 at a hospital near his home in Washington. He was 65. The cause was bladder cancer, his friend Jennefer Hirshberg said. Ernest Lawrence Barcella Jr. was born in Washington on May 23, 1945, to Ernest and Louise Berniere Barcella. His father was a reporter and news executive for United Press International. Mr. Barcella graduated from Dartmouth in 1967 and received his law degree from Vanderbilt in 1970. Soon after, he was hired as a clerk in the United States attorney’s office in Washington. Mr. Barcella left federal service in 1986. In private practice, he handled internal investigations for corporations and defended people charged with securities fraud, antitrust violations, tax evasion and money laundering. In 1988, his client Lyn Nofziger, one of President Ronald Reagan’s close advisers, was found guilty of illegal lobbying stemming from his attempts to influence White House officials on behalf of several corporations. A federal appeals court overturned the conviction the following year. Mr. Barcella is survived by his wife of 40 years, the former Mary Lashley, from whom he was separated; his daughter, Laura Barcella; and his sister, Andrea Kelleher. November 23, 2010  

45 Years Later: How did that much time pass while I'm still feeling so young.GREAT REUNION WEEK-END!!  THANKS!!    Friends got together, past friendships were renewed & lost friends found.  For some, it was like making new friends all over with people who ran in different circles--Back When.    Many have had health challenges recently or in the past.  To meet, greet & share--was uplifting.  The multitude of activities (Meals, Football, Cider Mill, Dinner Dance) gave several venues to interact casually & circulate freely.  Perhaps next reunion: a walking tour & lunch 'Uptown B'ham'.   I'd come earlier for that, anyone else??      It's been a good year &/or rough for many.  Health, Economy, politics, family/friends lost & some new Grandbabies.  The circle & cycles continue for all of us.    MY YEAR END GREETING TO ALL SHS ALUMNI VISITORS HERE:  Thanks for a VERY HIGHPOINT in my personal year.  I plan to keep several reconnections active & nourished.  A few are far away, some still in S.E.Michigan & one I shared E-mails with (re: a shared College memory) lives close by.    The older we get, Friends & Memories GAIN More Meaning.  I leave you with my new mantra:              "I'm not a Geezer!!  I'm an ANTIQUE CHILD!!  A Collector's Item."                  I've always collected friendships, trying to nourish & retain those who 'try back'!! HAPPY NEW YEAR-GOOD HEALTH & TRY FOR YOUR FRIENDS TOO!!                                                 Ron Rowe

Deligent detective work has resulted in the finding of James Copeland.  Contact us for information on communicating with Jim or any of your classmates.  Our Class Directory is constantly being updated.  Let us know if you can locate any of those still left on the Missing Maples page.

Hi Classmates  Bob and I met our Sr. Year at a party 60 years ago at Seaholm. we both graduated from MSU where Bob swam Varsity for 4 years on a full scholarship. We were married after college and Bob was immediately drafted and sent to Vietnam. We have been married 55 years.We have a son and a daughter and 5 grandchildren. We spend the summer at our home in Harbor Springs Mi and winters in Lakewood Ranch Fl, outside Sarasota. We are blessed with good health, overcoming a few big bumps. We see John Beechler a lot . Time has flown by - we still feel younger than our 77 years.  

This is to inform you that Cindi & I are unable to make our 59/60th Reunion.(health & mobility). Just want to say I love you all!! (And there\'s nothing you can do about it. .

This guest book looks like the Official Kim Bateman guest book. Very nice.

SPENCER, Donald Edward (Age 68) Donald Edward Spencer, 68, of Spokane, died peacefully at home with his family on Sunday, August 18, 2013, ending a courageous 20-month battle with pancreatic cancer. Don was born in 1945 to James and Alliene Spencer in Birmingham, MI. He graduated from Seaholm High School and continued on to receive his B.S. from the University of Minnesota, M.A. from the University of Iowa, Ed.D. from Western Michigan U., and his Lean Six Sigma Black Belt from the Lasater Institute. Academic and athletic, Don excelled in swimming, competing in the Olympic Trials and playing for the US Water Polo Team. He met his wife Nancy in Iowa City in the summer of 1970 while in graduate school and coaching the local AAU and the University of Iowa swimming teams. After an adventurous motorcycle trip through northern Michigan, Don proposed in the back of her parent's car and they married two months later. Three kids, two dogs, three cats, and several coaching and teaching positions later, they decided to move to Spokane, Washington in 1982 where Don became a Dean and Associate Professor at Whitworth College. Don's organizational leadership led him to serve in many roles in Spokane including CEO of Hospice of Spokane. Don is survived by his loving wife of 42 years, Nancy; his three children: Stefanie Smith, Jenifer Gunn, and Whitman Spencer and their spouses (his favorite "outlaws"): Douglas Smith, James Gunn, and Elysia Spencer; his nine grandchildren: Douglas, Rebecca, Eleanor, and Nathan Smith; James, Katherine, and Sarah Gunn; - See more at: http://www.legacy.com/obituaries/Spokesman/obituary.aspx?n=Donald-Edward-SPENCER&pid=166541823#fbLoggedOut

Inge Hensler Kraimer died on April 15, 2013 Her husband Walter wrote: "Inge passed away April 15, 2013, I an sure she is attending another Reunion-Good Luck and God Bless Everyone-Walter"

Good grief!!!45 years already.  That's how old I think I am!!!  Can't wrap my mind around 60++.  Anyway, life is good.  Fred and I have been married 41 years in Aug., have 2 sons and 4 grandboys.  We live in town but do spend time at Walloon Lake and Florida.  I retired from teaching my HS dropouts but Fred continues to keep us here with his work.  Look forward to seeing everyone in Sept.

Where has the time gone?? I have lived in Delaware since 1967 after graduating from Michigan State. My husband Randy and I have two daughters; Jennifer is 30 and Jessica is 27. They are both married and also live in Delaware. We have three grandkittens, but no grandchildren yet. I retired in 2003 after teaching elementary school for 36 years. We have done some traveling since retiring. One of the benefits of retirement is being able to travel during the school year. My favorite trip was to Kenya and seeing all the animals in their natural habitats. Another highlight was visiting the Taj Mahal in India. We won't be attending the reunion, but I hope everyone has a great time.

I´ve been searching so many years, to find news from my class of ´63, I couldn´t believe when I found we have a web. I´ve been many times at Birmingham, with my loved Bell family, in the last 50 years but nothing about my classmates. I´ll be with you the week of September 21. I´ll be happy if anyone contacts me before.My love to all. Jose Jaime (PS we have Jose's e-mail address and snail mail address if you would like to contact him-use the Contact Us section of this website to make inquiries for that information-Kim bateman)

I just found this site!  What can I say but WOW!!! So many people in the class have gone to great things...however, one thing seems to remain constant and that is family! And that can be husband wife/w or w/o children or friends or constant close dear friends.  My life has taken many paths, but one thing is true again...family...I have 6 children, 11 grandchildren and looking forward to my first great grand child!!!  Feeling old??? Not me!!! I also have a kennel of show dogs...they are shiba inu..akc registered since 1992.  I ring steward, judge and groom and slave for my dogs!!! My youngest son has been my constant partner in this venture...he is a professional all breed handler and this year he was priveleged to win Best of Breed at the prestigious Westminster Kennel Club with our shiba...it was a thrill to see my son on tv!!!  We also have had 6 of our shiba puppies appear in the movie Hachi starring richard gere (they played akita puppies)...we were on set a few times and yes ladies...richard is VERY handsome, and a calming influence! He also smells great!!! (HAHA)...we have had the honor to have multiple group winning dogs and specialty winning dogs...so as my children have gone, I still am busy with the dogs and their care and their travel and mine!!! The last reunion I was obligated to a dog show, however, this time, I am hoping to get to the 50th!  May you have a great Christmas and holiday season...and may the New Year Bless everyone!

Its great hearing about everyone!I just sent a picture and an update in the mail. Wont be there but, didspend last weekend with Lynne Wilde McCurdy and Audrey McMinn Barone.We had a great time! My husband and I are traveling the World>All seven continents and107 countries. Everyone take care and be well! Kathy

Hi Seaholmites from Oregon.  Anyone else end up here?  I have been in Southern OR since 1983, raised 3 sons, got a masters in Art therapy at U of O in \'92, and have been a practicing psychotherapist ever since.  Happy to be healthy and living the best years of freedom and spontaneity.  Martha McKenzie is here too, so grateful.  Anyone remember me?  Would love to here from old friends.  Love and health to you, becky hubbard hale

Bob Williams died december 10, 2016

How fun!  I will be there for sure.  It will be great to see old friends and remember others.  Am living in Chicago still flying for United.  Enjoying the single life, travel, and four Grandchildren.  Has anyone kept in touch with Bob Lamarre and his wife Barb?Joyce

The class of '63 is experiencing another big hole in our hearts.  We will miss you, Gary!

Gary Webster, 1945-2009: Former Glen Ellyn village manager Official got village, parks and schools to work together By Bob Goldsborough Special to the Tribune August 21, 2009   During almost 22 years as Glen Ellyn's village manager, Gary Webster guided the town through scores of capital improvements, residential developments and commercial projects. He also ushered the village into a period of greater professional management of its community services. But his greatest professional achievement was bringing the village together with various units of local government to create world-class community facilities, said a close friend, Cory Atwell, executive director of the Glen Ellyn Park District. These units included the Park District and the village's three school districts. Mr. Webster, 64, died Friday, Aug. 14, in Tucson, Ariz., after a long battle with sarcoma. He retired as village manager slightly more than three years ago. Born in Detroit and raised in Birmingham, Mich., Mr. Webster earned an undergraduate degree from Kalamazoo College in 1967. At Kalamazoo, he met his future wife, Karen, whom he married in 1968. "Kalamazoo was big on foreign study, and we met while we were both studying" in Spain, she said. "It helped shape Gary's worldview and my worldview, to have to live in another culture and speak another language. It always made Gary more sensitive to his own culture." Mr. Webster started his career in 1968 as an intern for the City of Pontiac, Mich., and remained at Pontiac's City Hall until 1979, eventually becoming deputy city manager. In 1979, he took a job as city manager in Wood River, Ill., where he worked until becoming Glen Ellyn's village manager in 1984, his wife said. Over the two decades, Mr. Webster would work with six village presidents and 43 trustees. With each election, Mr. Webster was pleased to educate newly elected trustees on the intricacies of village government. "Gary was an outstanding village manager," said Joe Wark, Glen Ellyn's village president from 1997 to 2001 and a village trustee from 1990 to 1995. "He was less concerned about his own image and more interested in whether a certain project would give the village a good image." Atwell, a Glen Ellyn Park District veteran who became its executive director in 1997, called Mr. Webster "a steady guy" who "really respected loyalty and friendship most." "It was never about him being the man upfront taking bows -- he cared about working together, and he cared about his team as well," Atwell said. "Gary and I must have overseen eight projects together between the village and the Park District, like improving Lake Ellyn's water quality, the Wingate Basin sewer-improvements project, and buying the former Maryknoll Seminary for open space." Atwell credited Mr. Webster's managerial skills and service-oriented nature for his ability to bring different groups together to improve the community. "His biggest achievement was making all these groups work together," Atwell said. "He cared so much about this community." Karen Webster said her husband "lived and breathed" his job. "He's the only person I knew in college who actually did the thing they said they were going to do," she said. "He went to college expecting to ... become a city manager, and that's what he did." In 2006, shortly after retiring and moving to Arizona, Mr. Webster was diagnosed with sarcoma, a rare form of cancer of the connective tissue, his wife said. In addition to his wife, Mr. Webster is survived by a son, Adam; a daughter, Jordan; a brother, Roger; and two sisters, Ellen Goff and Barbara Coombs. No services have been held. Mr. Webster's family is planning a memorial event this fall in the Midwest, his wife said.   Copyright © 2009, Chicago Tribune

The Reunion Committee is aware of only a few of the contacts our classmates have made using the Class Directory or contacts at the Reunion.   Kim, I got your recent letter and was pleased to see Mike Davis name and address on the page and I wrote to him to hopefully reconnect, we haven't seen each other since college. I thought I should give you some details of where I am and what I have been doing in a very brief way. Graduate from Central Michigan University in 1967 got my Masters Degree in History from Central Taught History and coached football for twenty years Been in educational sales for the last twenty years (10 with Grolier leaving as a regional Vice President and 10+ with World Book as Vice President of Online). Traveled around the world as part of business and pleasure (49 states 26 countries). Married for 39 years with two children and four grandchildren. Have lived in Metamora for 14 years (we have a small 7 acre place with a few horses) and my wife Sue is a nurse in cardiac research at Beaumont Hospital in Royal Thank you for organizing these names. Bob Buck Sue, Great hearing from you and I'm sorry I missed the reunion, I was out of country. Of course I remember Randy (Sims), please send her my best. I worked one summer at Jim's dad's business along with Mike Davis and visited Jack when he was a student at UM. I coached football twenty years ago and it seems that time has flown away. I have lost track of so many people from high school and I will do everything possible to be at the 50th reunion. I spend a lot of time on planes and speaking before large groups, but I am a far cry from famous. I will tell you one quick story. I was in Mauritius (an island nation off the coast of Madagascar in the middle of the Indian Ocean, we have 100 sales people there) speaking to large groups and doing some TV, when a tall handsome man with gray hair and a cowboy hat came up and said, "Great job Bob, wonderful that you came all this way." I knew I knew him, but couldn't remember how or why. My mind was racing trying to think was it someone from college, high school, business or was he famous and I knew him from TV. Then the press started to take pictures and I knew they weren't interested in my face. It then dawned on me it was Larry Hagman from Dallas. The US Ambassador was having a Texas Bar-B-Que the next day and flew in 5,000 pounds of Texas steaks and Larry Hagman. I have the picture on my office wall with us shaking hands with a look on my face that I know says "Who is this guy and I better figure it out quick". I am so glad to hear from people from high school. All the Best, Bob

The Reunion Committee is aware of only a few of the contacts our classmates have made using the Class Directory or contacts at the Reunion.   Hi Kim --thought you would enjoying knowing that I got a letter back from M. Giovanna Savonuzzi.  Unfortunately she hates computers, but she did say that she has a grown son (marriage #1) and two granddaughters -- ages 3 and 8.  My husband seems quite willing to go to France and meet her. Thanks again for the contact info.  Meril Penn Yu

The Reunion Committee is aware of only a few of the contacts our classmates have made using the Class Directory or contacts at the Reunion.   Here is one of the stories of two friends who got together after the 45th Reunion:   Inge Hensler/Kraimer on the death of Patti Needels   After Patti's visit to Traverse City and our reunion, we spoke every Saturday for about an hour.  Other than having been good friends way back when, she also felt comfortable with me since I had been a Hospice volunteer since 1992.     Patti spent the last 3-4 weeks at the Odyssee House (hospice facility) in Southfield.  I went down to see her after her first week and was fortunate enough to be with her when she died on March 19th.   Jack (Trumble), thank you again for giving Patti and I that gift of reuniting.   Blessings to you and your family.  Inge

I\'ve had such fun seeing my classmates from Adams, Pembroke, [no Derbyites?  Did you all go to Barnum?]. Some I remember from the neighborhood between East Maple and Pembroke and Adams Rd, and others from Youth Group at First Presbyterian.  My mother graduated from Baldwin High School in 1929, my sister Ann from Birmingham High School in 1959.  I was in Birmingham in 2000 for burying my parents in the Crooks Rd. Cemetary.  I got lost so many times! All the old stores have gone to Somerset or into the ether.  I stayed at the Kingsley Inn, now the Radisson.  Great location!  Our Groves 50th begins on 9/21/13 and will overlap with yours.  I just hope the font size is big enough on our name tags!  Can\'t wait to reconnect with so many longtime friends.Go Falcons!  Peter  p.s. I\'m on Facebook as several of you know.

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Jerry Dooley has been found-alive and well in Ann Arbor.  Another good piece of detective work by Doug Hamilton (Husband of our Sue Irish) ,  contact us if you want to get ahold of Jerry. Thanks Doug

Looking forward to visiting Birmingham after all these years.  I'll be driving in from Chicago, where I've lived for the last ten years.  It seems I've spent most of my life moving back to Chicago.  See everyone soon.

My husband, Ken, and I are coming from Massachusetts where I have lived for 36 years!  He has a web design and education franchise and I am doing part time office work while keeping up with my longtime compuer consulting.  Went skydiving twice in 2006!  It was a ball!  I recently talked to Jere Stone and Marnie Mitchell and Patti Wyatt.  Look forward to seeing everyone!!Claudia

Averil Mary Allen Darlinton of Deming , New Mexico died on September 28, 2015 at a medical center in El Paso Texas

I would like to let our class of 1963 know that our dear friend and classmate Lynne Wilde McCurdy passed away in December of 2021. She suffered greatly her last 7 years as she had dementia. She was a wonderful mother to William McCurdy jr., Sherry and Michelle (Shelly). She also had several grandchildren whom she adored. Her dearest friend and soulmate, Ron Cerrittelli, took such great care of her.  He made sure she was taken care of completely and had her stay at their home the entire time.  We were able to visit as we lived just a few miles.  Her eyes would light up when I talked about our school days in Birmingham...She was able to communicate with her eyes until the very end. Rest in peace dear Lynne....you are missed...

Diane Elyse Case Trent I began attending Birmingham in my junior year. I had gone to Marion High for 9th & 10th grades. I met Bob Pisaneschi and the rest is history. He moved away for our senior year and changed his last name to Trent. We were married in 1964. I did not go to college until after all my children graduated from college. At age 45 I graduated with my RN from Henry Ford School of Nursing. I worked in the OR at Willaim Beaumont in Royal Oak until we retired. Bob work for GM for 35 years and we retired in 1999 to play golf. We live in a gated golf community in southwest Florida. Life is good! (We had erroneously listed Diane as expired-she is alive and Well-Kim)

It is with much saddness that we pass along the news that long-time friend and classmate Gary Webster died on August 14,2009 after a three year battle with cancer.  Gary is survived by his twin sister Ellen Webster Goff, and older brother Rodger Webster, his wife Karen and his children.  Gary had retired to Tucson , Arizona after working as the city manager of Glen Ellyn , Illinois.

Thanks to Ken Pool for kicking around the idea of Seaholm and Groves Classes of '63 combining on a 55-year get-together. We ultimately agreed our classes were far along in the process of organizing separate events to change our plans. It has also occurred to me I may be one of the only Groves deviates to have attended junior high with so many of you. Seeing the names and comments in this guest book has been a real pleasure for this old cross-dresser. My wife Bonny and I live in Waterford. We have two grown sons, two grandchildren and a very small home in a very large wooded area, aside a placid pond. Bonny is a counselor working with clients with autism spectrum disorder; I'm still writing copy for GM retail publications and engaging in community volunteer work. My very best wishes extend to the frenetic Seaholm crowd.

Mustang cocreator Donald Frey dies Source: autoweek.com Donald Frey, a senior product planning manager at Ford Motor Co. in the 1960s who along with Hal Sperlich and Lee Iacocca developed the iconic Ford Information from Steve Lockhart about the late Judy Frey\'s father

When a long lost classmate comes back to town to help his son re-hab an older home, there HAS to be a lunch involved.  It took lots of calls, schedule shuffles etc. but I got Gary Groh to meet with Kim Bateman, Jack Trumble & myself for EATS on 2-25-10.  Well worth the efforts & time, we ALL laughed for hours.  Lots of years melted away quickly, it had been decades.  See our pictures in the Current Album.     Ron Rowe

Thanks to the committee and its leadership for organizing a 45th Class Reunion for all of us.  What a wonderful and generous commitment!  I am sorry that my husband and I are unable to make it this time.  We look forward to attending a 50th reunion in 2013. I have lived in California since 1973 after completing a BA and MA from the University of Michigan and teaching for five years in Birmingham.    I spent most of my career as an elementary school principal. .  I completed my 39 ½ years in education in January primarily to spend more time with my husband, family and friends.  My husband and I have three sons and three grandsons living in Dallas, Elizabeth City, N.C. and Boston. The grandsons are 4, 6 and 16.  My family is still in Michigan…Mom is 91 and still at home.  My brother is the President of the Ann Arbor Hands On Museum.  My niece graduated from UMichigan in April and works in Lansing. . Although I am by now probably officially a Californian,  Birmingham and Michigan are still my home.  I have fond memories of both my time at Seaholm and Derby as well as at UMichigan.  I wish the best to all of you and hope that despite the expected challenges we all have your lives have been good thus far and will continue to be so.  Have a great reunion and thank you for the wonderful times and memories.  

Larry Noe passed away Oct 5, 2008 (Cancer) per his wife Suzanne Noe. Larry was married at one time to Nancy Whitson from Seaholm Class of ‘64. Larry and Nancy had no children while they were married according to Suzanne Noe.

I regret not being able to attend tonight's reunion. Seaholm gave me the educational foundation to attend the University of Michigan, where I met my husband on my first day of classes as a freshman in Ann Arbor. We married during his freshman year of medical school, and I taught high school during those years. We travelled the United States looking for a pediatric internship and residency, settling in San Francisco during revolutionary "flower power" years. We are proud parents of two sons, and tonight there is an engagement party for our eldest. The youngest married this past July.They couldn't have chosen more wonderful women. We have waited a long time for these "Happy Days"!Apart from our involvement with family and  friends, and an interest in food and wine, we enjoy a passion for travel. The Spanish and French languages I began to study at Seaholm opened countless doors. Blizzards in Antarctica, charging elephants in Africa, driving the Outback, French school in the Cote d'Azur, bull ranches in Spain, rope ladder walkways in the Amazon--- life has been an amazing ride.Have fun tonight at the reunion, and we hope to join you for the next one.

Bob and I are excited to come to this reunion. Where has the time gone.? We live in Bingham Farms MI and the Sarasota FL area.Bob is still working, owner of  an insurance agency in Bingham Farms.We have 2 children and 5 grands. The oldest grandson is in 1st grade,at Quarton, where Grandpa Bob went to school.We are in touch with John Beechler alot.

Hi all,Doug and I are compiling classmates addresses and other info for the reunion. We have sent out one post card mailing so far.If you know where any classmates are, we would appreciate the info. We have a lot but have a ways to go.Please help if you can.Thanks,Sue

Does anyone have contact info for:Mike DavisJim GuestNancy (Walls) LamotteTerry Schaeffer??Much appreciated, Jay

One minute Doug and I were cruising through life in a '56 Oldsmobile Starfire convertible....then, Ka-Pow!!  Someone hit the fast forward button and we're old and gray....Well, not me.  Not when   L'oréal is available!We never expected to grow old together....we thought we'd stay forever young.  Yet here we are....shuffling along together, peddling as fast as we can.It seems like yesterday that our kids were the ages of our grandchildren.  We have been most fortunate, hitting only a couple speed bumps along the way.I'm not surprised to learn that so many of you achieved greatness while I'm just lucky to find the car keys in the morning.  Everyone's story has been heartwarming, inspirational, fascinating and even amusing.So I decided to stop worrying about growing old and concentrate on growing up.  However I still don't know what I want to be when I  get there.If only Doug could find a '56 Starfire convertible again, he would feel that the stars aligned and order had been restored to the universe and possibly feel young again too.The Reunion will do the same for me....reminiscing with friends will rejuvenate long forgotten  memories magically transporting us back in time allowing us to recapture a glimpse of the "good old days"....if only for a weekend.So if you haven't decided to join us, dust off your party muumuu, throw on some spackle and war paint and have a fun evening.  Who knows what tomorrow brings??!The Spirit of '63 lives on!!

Yikes, am I 63 already?? The years getting here have been full, fun and challenging. My husband Joe and I have 3 grown children and 4 grandchild the latter who are a lot more fun then ours ever were. We're still working, but discuss retirement almost daily. Sorry we can't attend. Hi to all.

Hi Everyone!I just read all your messages, and loved hearing where life has taken you!  My very best to you all, especially the lively crew that put together the reunion.  Kermit Ambrose  was mentioned in a few messages, and one of my fondest high school memories was taking driver training with Janet Brookman.  I was at the wheel and stalled a giant stick shift land yacht five times in the intersection of Lasher and Maple, trying to make a left turn.  Kermit called me a "damned blob of protoplasm," and I cried all the way back to the school. Later I went on to crash Janet's car after pleading to drive it at the ripe old age of fifteen.  Sorry about that, Janet!

This turns out to be quite fun!

Maybe this is a good idea.  It could make it easier for some of us to communicate our status.  Try using our websites. For me it is: www.sksconsulting.usYou can even see a picture of how well (or poorly) I've weathered the years.

I been enlightened about the members of the reunion committee who have made this upcoming even happen....many thanks to doug hamilton (sue irish's husband), mary lou bunyon, kathy keitzer, elaine bishop, jim berridge, jeff and mary pardee as well as jack trumble, kim bateman, and sue irish hamilton.  kudos to all of you!john 

I have been living in southern California for the past 25 years with my husband of 45 years.  We were married in December of '63 and lived in Bad Kreuznach Germany for two years while my husband served in the army.  We have three children and seven grandchildren.  I just retired six weeks ago after working as the urology residency coordinator for the Loma Linda University School of Medicine for 24 years.    I would love to receive information regarding the 2013 reunion

Hey everyone!  I retired from Oakland County Personnel Dept. in 2003 and moved to a small town near Huntsville AL in 2004.  I love the warm weather and not having to shovel snow.  It's just my dog and me now so if I can find a "baby sitter" and can afford the gas I'll plan to make the trip.  Look forward to seeing y'all again.  :)  I'll post pictures later. 

Pretty cool that some of you folk took the initiative to put this together.  I didn't attend any of the other reunions, but I'll give this one a rip.I'm curious of one thing tho, how the heck did you find me anyway?