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06/15/18 07:02 AM #2266    

 

Dorothy Fowler (Montgomery)

Carolyn, I didn’t realize you lived in Aurora. I don’t know if you knew Barbara Brault but she lives in Aurora’s. Her last name is now Johnson.


06/19/18 07:34 AM #2267    

 

Stephen Ray Puckett

Also in that area is Vickie McSwain (Aurora) and Orville Neeley (Englewood).  Orville and his wife Leslie moved there from the Spring area a year or so ago.


06/19/18 05:40 PM #2268    

 

Linda Webster

I want to Thank all of my friends and former classmates for their prayers and positive thoughts through my latest health issues.It is just wonderful to have so many people rooting for you when you find out there is more surgery in your future. This was just one more tumor which I am prone to having that  had to be removed. This one involved a resection of part of my colon.

Today is the first day that I feel like I’m not always going to be split down the middle. I do feel like the healing has begun. I’m on my way now which wouldn’t be possible without your prayers. Thanking you is just not enough. I am forever in your debt.

Heres to the first day of my total recovery.

Thanks, Thanks, Thanks

Linda Webster


06/20/18 07:57 AM #2269    

 

Jennie Anderson (Dylan)

Still praying for your recovery . You are one tough lady Linda!!!


06/20/18 08:14 AM #2270    

 

Anita Marbury (Marbury)

Durango Updates !

The sky is blue, the cool mountain air is refreshing and Durango is OPEN for Business.

Please share with me the good news. Governor Hickenloopper, has been outstanding in spreading the word about Durango. The City of Durango is reopening Lake Nighthorse this Friday and the Dog Park. BLM land will reopen as well.

The firefighters are amazing! Yes, the fire is still buring in the deep forest but all people have returned to their homes. The efforts of the boots on the ground have made a difference for all of us. Computer models work. The gentle rain really helped. No flooding happened.

Mesa Verde National Park, Vallecito Lake, Animas Trails, Bar D Wranglers and more all make for a summer season in the mountains.

The Mayor of Durango goes to many meetings.

Thank you for your support. Let's go fishing.

Sweetie


06/29/18 04:50 PM #2271    

 

Roy Edward George

Sweetie, good to hear the fires around u are not so bad. Living in Boulder since last yr. and really   Enjoying this Colorado weather. Keep up the good work. Roy


07/04/18 10:29 AM #2272    

 

Anita Marbury (Marbury)

Roy,

I hope you are enjoying your new zip code ! I used to know the Mayor of Boulder but elections change the faces.

The Type 1 Commanders  are amazing. The fires are in the forest. I hope a little rain comes our way soon. Life goes on in Durango. Durango was named recently in the Top Ten Cool cities. Lots of tourists on the streets and that makes the Mayor happy. The train plans on running again in late July.

 

I heard it was 100% rain today in Houston from my sister. Please send the rain to me.

Sweetie

 

 

 


07/31/18 09:15 PM #2273    

 

Linda Webster

Thanks Joanna

i am almost back to normal!


08/08/18 09:53 PM #2274    

 

Dorothy Fowler (Montgomery)

Thanks for the birthday wishes. I had a very good day with friends and family.


10/02/18 10:33 AM #2275    

 

Stephen Ray Puckett

Fall greetings from the mountains of SW Virginia.  Leaves are turning pretty colors (yay!) and fallen leaves are piling up on our lot (boo!) - yes, Fall is definitely here.  The peak around here for leaf color is the latter part of October (it varies from year to year). 

No giant news from our household but we did endure 2 nearby lightning strikes in our area which burned out the internet/phone line (we are on DSL), our modem (twice!), our 2 computers, and a few other electronic gizmos such as our automatic backup generator.  Partly because we live in the boondocks, it took forever to get things replaced - I am still waiting on the insurance (surge protection insurance) to fully come through to replace the computers (we ended up buying a little used laptop to tide us over).   It was the worst lightning season in the memory of old timers here.  Yikes! Yes, we should have unplugged everything (like Grandma used to do) instead of relying on surge protectors.  Now we know!  We have stayed in sporadic touch with folks by borrowing the use of computers at the houses of friends & family.  It is funny how we used to get along just fine without internet access but not now!

We took a trip to Asheville NC for a few days early in September to enjoy the food and cultural atmosphere.  We had a great time.  We had lunch with Pat Bissonet and hubby Stan at Tupelo Honey, a great restaurant. It's a 'A fresh new take on southern cuisine'.  https://tupelohoneycafe.com


10/06/18 07:16 PM #2276    

 

Patricia Bissonnet (Bissonnet)

Hey Robbie--

We have eaten at Curate several times.  Wonderful place!  the waitstaff will help you pair a wine with your small plate/appetizer selection--and both food and wines are excellent.  Atmosphere is upscale "urban"--not what you'd expect here in the Appalachians.  give us a call next time you are here! 


10/16/18 03:31 PM #2277    

 

Hilda Carol Smith (Godell)

Just saw an article in The Chronicle about Henri Gadbois. He passed away this week at 87. Don't know how many of you had him as an art teacher at Waltrip. I was in his class 2 years and dearly loved him. The second year there were only about 8 or 10 of us and we took excursions in to the museums, etc.

10/16/18 04:19 PM #2278    

 

Tom Britton

This is so weird! I was just talking to a friend of mine about Mr. Gadbois last week saying how much I enjoyed his art class. In fact, I still have 2 paintings I did in his class. Also talked about how some students would incorectly pronounce his name. He was a good man. 


10/17/18 09:16 AM #2279    

 

Jennie Anderson (Dylan)

I thoroughly enjoyed Having Mr. Gadbois as my art teacher , being the first real artist I had ever met. I’m sorry to hear of his passing, and extend my sympathies to his wife and son! Meeting him at one of our gatherings will not be forgotten, as he encouraged me to become an artist in my teaching career and in my actual artwork by his enthusiasm with his gift to those of us he taught.


10/31/18 07:54 AM #2280    

 

Stephen Ray Puckett

Happy Halloween! 🎃 


11/01/18 08:08 AM #2281    

 

Dorothy Fowler (Montgomery)

That brings back a lot of memories from youth. I hope everyone enjoyed Halloween. It rained so hard here that we did not have a single trick or treater. I’m also in a new subdivision that only has 2 streets built out so far. It should be different next year.


11/01/18 02:24 PM #2282    

 

Stephen Ray Puckett

A recent update on Kitirik. She's now 86 and still going strong!

https://mikemcguff.blogspot.com/2018/03/kitirik-86-still-in-hearts-of-houston-ktrk-13.html


11/01/18 02:50 PM #2283    

 

Tom Britton

Halloween - over 350 kids at our door durning the evening. InCREDible!!

The good news is there is no candy left over to tempt me. :-)


11/02/18 10:20 AM #2284    

 

Dorothy Fowler (Montgomery)

Enjoy that candy, Tom. I'm trying very hard to stay out of ours.


01/23/19 06:25 PM #2285    

 

Kay Watters (Greene)

Dear Classmates,

While reading the Obits in the Navasota Examiner newspaper, I read where Dorothy Vinyard (Wright) of Navasota passed away Dec 25th, 2018 A memorial service celebrating her life will be held 10 a.m. Saturday, Jan. 26, 2019 at Lynn Grove United Methodist Church.  Her arrangement and info is at the Noblesfuneral.com and one can leave kind words and fond memories.  She ws 71 rs. old


01/24/19 08:40 AM #2286    

 

Joanna Hinton (Garrett)

Kay,

Thank you so much for posting the information regarding Dorothy Vinyard.

Joanna Hinton Garrett


02/14/19 01:22 PM #2287    

 

William Ginder


02/14/19 01:23 PM #2288    

 

William Ginder


02/14/19 09:36 PM #2289    

 

Roger Felton

Butch, that was one of the sweetest things I've read since I can remember.  Thanks so much for sharing the story of what real love is all about.  It seems so few these days ever find what you and Linny shared every day. May she rest in perfect peace and I hope you can make it to the next reunion.  I want to shake your hand....heck, might even give ya a hug!

Your friend,

Roger Felton 


02/15/19 07:16 AM #2290    

 

Dorothy Fowler (Montgomery)

Roger, you are right. Butch’s story is definitely one of true love. Sorry you lost Lynn. The pain of her loss can never diminish the beautiful memories you have.


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