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Just wanted to let everyone who worked on the reunion and book know that even tho I wasn't there it sounds like it was great and the book was so fun to read that I sat for 2 hours going through it. Couldn't put it down. was saddened to see that Judi Bunning McNeal has passed away. Does anyone know how. She was the last of my close friends, Lynda K. Sheila S. and now Judi. Nice to see there is one classmate in ND but at the opposite corner of the state. Hope we can come to the 50th gee that seems old.

Sharon Cook Lock

Sorry this took so long to post. I was in Long Beach and just got back. Thank you for making your post. Rosalie

Rosalie,

Bottom photo, number 4: Michael Dilley and Mary Ellickson. The two of them are also included in picture #3 just above it. Right now it's hard for me to ID the rest of them without some kind of a cheat sheet. 8-)

Hope you are able to stay comfortable at the fair. It appears it's gonna be a hot couple of days this weekend.

Karen

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My husband, Norm, and I were able to attend the 1961 Reunion Brunch. Wow! It was really neat to see everyone! Some of us have even known each other since grade school! By the time we have reached our present age, everyone is able to just be themselves and have a good time! I wish that we had been able to stay longer and visit with more of you, but I am really enjoying reading about you in our 45th Year Annual! Our time was cut short on Saturday in order to help clients in their final point earning Cutting Show of the Year, in Coburg. Our next door neighbor won the buckle for her division by three points. Another client won her class at the show, so it was a fun time. I really plan to spend more time with you all at our next reunion!!!

I want to thank all of you that worked so hard on the reunion and to put together our up-dated Annuals!!!! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! THANK YOU! I appreciate you, your time, and your efforts!!!

Carmen Ward Bryant

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I had only one problem with our reunion this weekend---the time went too quickly. I had some fantastic visits, some with persons I hadn't seen for 45 years (or in some cases, more), but I know I missed spending time and chatting with many others. Thankfully, between the website and the class list in our reunion book, we can continue to keep in touch. Sure do hope to hear from many of you.

I am with you Karen. There was so much to see and so much to do. There isn't enough time for all of it. When you think you have made the rounds, you haven't. I touched base with a lot of classmates that I personally hadn't seen in over 45 years. Each event offered a different surprise. For those of you who did not make it, not everyone one who attended one event went to all 6. Golf, Tom's, Fridays Gals lunch, Friday night, Saturday Morning and Saturday night. Hugs and kisses to all of you who attended and I hope to catch you next time to those who didn't make it this time.

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I like the web site, looks really great considering when we were all in school these computers as we know them did not exist, I'm still learning and getting better, but probably still need educating. Looking forward to seeing classmates again. My Dad went to his 60th reunion about fifteen years ago in Nebraska, what a kick, he graduated with 39 and now he is the only one left standing. We need to be connected. Ron B.

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Joy Henderson Cearley-was here It looks like alot of hard work has been in the planning and I look forward to coming. See you all in august

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HI! Hope everyone received the 45th Reunion Information. Remember that we'd like the reservations by June 1. If you or someone you know can not afford the event fees, there are anonymous scholarships available. (Refer to the "Additional Reunion Information" page of this website.) Looking forward to the Reunion. Patti Hallin Luse

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This is great! The class of 60 had a web page years ago and I enjoyed reading and sharing thoughts. I hope many of us will us this to stay in touch in addition to every 5 years. Thanks....Dan Walton

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Great job of organizing, guys! Thanks for all you have done. Looking forward to seeing lots of you I haven't seen for a long time. Ann (Finkenbiner) Gorman

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Rosalie, Thanks for your hard work on our new website, especially this Guest Book. I love it! I am really looking forward to seeing all of you at our reunion in August. I must admit, though, that I have procrastinated a long time in sending in my registration forms. Guess that had better be my project for today. Karen Whittington Farwell

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Great start for '61 classmates. I hope this site will continue and will be used by classmates to keep in touch with others. For those who snowbird, it is handy since mail does note always make it to classmate. Thanks, Dean Adams

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Glad to see the guest book getting some use. Please pass along information about this site to our other classmates so they can also keep in touch. How widespread have we become? As I recall Stan D. ended up in New Zealand! Karen Whittington Farwell (I only ended up as far away as Salem) <KD7AAM@aol.com>

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Max Johnston <max.johnston@comcast.net> Hey, everybody. Am looking forward to August and seeing everyone.

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Hello Classmates, Wow! What an experience to be able to talk to classmates that I have had no contact with in year. What a thrill that was. Now to be able to see more of you at the reunion. If you need a registration form, you can copy, paste and print the one that is here on our web site. Rosalie Quinton-Long

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I am really getting excited about our reunion. Can you believe I've actually been having dreams about it? We need your help, Folks! There are still a lot of names on the "Missing" list. If you know how to contact them, or know where they may be, please let us know. Karen Whittington Farwell <KD7AAM@aol.com> 503-363-2619 (Salem)

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Okay one meeting down and another to go. Please give it another thought. We are all at "THAT" age. Reunions are something that you really don't want to miss. Ask me I missed two! Right here under my nose. Sure hope that each of you have given it some extra thought about the fun filled event. Please plan to attend. I think that it would be really neat if the mailbox at Tom's is so packed with your paper work for this event, that Patti, Karen and I could not keep up with all of the postings.

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I remember some things that I haven't read on our site yet. A large white horse in Springfield that we redecorated. A school bus in Albany that we also tried to improve. No one thanked us for either artistic accomplishment! I remember also our Cuban classmate who did a comedic stage presentation of Castro's people taking over Cuba. At that time it seemed like a good idea to destroy the dictatorship.

And here's to you Mrs. Robertson.....You were probably the reason I am still a prisoner at OHSU, but I thank you anyway!

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