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12/24/2004 |
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Mary Koza Russel sent along this family Christmas photo to share
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12/19/2004 |
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Rick Bergling and his
alumni wife Adeline Amstadt
'71 sent along this holiday family picture to share with everyone...well
actually Adeline sent it the picture and note...
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To see more pictures of the Bergling's Summer Vacation:
http://pg.photos.yahoo.com/ph/bergling@sbcglobal.net/album?.dir=/a6e6&.src=ph&.tok=ph5iLPCBESx5y4et |
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Rick and I have been married 32 years and
this coming May 13th will make it 33 years! We have two
children, our son, Todd (age 28, soon to be 29 on January 21st)
is an attorney and due to law school debts is still living at
home. Our daughter, Dana (age 26) is living and working in
Evanston, IL and doing well. We have three German Shepherds:
Sasha, Gunther, and Wrigley, and they definitely require us to
exercise them, thereby, exercising ourselves! |
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12/16/2004 |
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Chuck Alten checked in and send this recent picture and his
business card:
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11/14/2004 |
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Rick Murmann has been found.
One of the certified letters I send off a couple of weeks ago paid off.
Rick and his family live in Manifee, CA down near San Diego.[149]. |
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11/08/2004 |
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Wayne Johnsen has been found. Wayne lives in Round Lake Beach, IL.
Wayne was found through his younger brother
Keith Johnsen '75.
[150]. |
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11/07/2004 |
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Richard Dittmer has been
found! Richard has been living in Tucson for the last few years.
[151]. |
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11/05/2004 |
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Sally Ryan / Staff photographer
Ric Sisi with Suburban Accents in Rolling Meadows
applies newly designed decals to a Naperville police
car. The department is unveiling five new squad cars
with updated designs &151; the first change since
1998.
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Mod squad
Naperville police cars sport spiffy new decals
staff writer
Look! There in the street. Is it a taxi? Another
roving tourist trolley? A DeLorean that can travel
through time?
No, it's a Naperville police car. But
residents will notice a change in its appearance
beginning this week.
The Police Department's five new 2005 Ford Crown
Victoria squad cars will be sporting different designs
than their older counterparts, said Sgt. Vince Gortner,
traffic division supervisor. The last time the
department changed its squad car design was 1998, when
it outfitted its cars with a decal pattern of
black-and-blue stripes with blue-and-black script
identifying the cars as "Naperville Police" vehicles.
The new decal pattern uses similarly colored blue and
black stripes, which now cover the entire top half of
the car and wrap over the trunk and around the back,
Gortner said. The police lettering is in white in the
middle of the stripes.
The design is in contrast to neighboring communities,
where some cars feature overly complicated graphics and
lettering that is so ornate it can be difficult to read,
Gortner said. Naperville polled officers before settling
on a simpler, bolder design, he said.
"Squad cars are important; they're the most visible
representation of the Naperville Police Department in
the community," he said. "Other than the police station,
people associate the image of the department with the
cars. We want them to look sharp. We want them to be
immediately recognizable as police cars."
The department won't outfit its whole fleet of more
than 70 vehicles, Gortner said. Most traffic enforcement
cars are unmarked, and supervisors, detectives and
police Chief David Dial drive different vehicles.
Eventually, the department's fleet of around 30 squad
cars will all feature the same design, he said, but
decals will only be applied to new cars when an old
vehicle is due for replacement.
Squad cars are typically replaced after 90,000 miles,
Gortner said, which is about a three-year life span in
police service. This year, the department will receive
only the five new cars, he said, but next year could be
due for around 12 new squad vehicles.
Gortner has driven each new, white squad car to a
garage in Rolling Meadows over the last several days.
Once decals are applied to one, he drops another one
off. The cost is about $450 per car for materials and
labor, he said. The price was deemed the best value from
among competitive bids which ranged from around $300 to
$700 per vehicle, he said.
At least one aspect of the decal design will be
familiar — and hopefully as effective. The new decals
will retain a reflective film that makes cars more
visible at night and when cars are in traffic. |
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10/31/204 |
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Lynne Jarzembowski
Kelley has been found. Lynne had this to share:
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I'm 53, single, mother of one (25 year old
daughter), live in a 76 year old home in the northern suburbs,
have been in the home building industry for over 30 years,
healthy (save the typical "middle-age" maladies) and happy and
content with my life. |
[152].
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10/27/2004 |
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Over
the last few days I've done extensive searches for the 62 missing male
members of our class. Don't feel slighted ladies, the men are easier to
find because their last names don't change. I had some success. Now the
list is down to 59. Many of these I have called and left voice mail for,
or sent certified letters when a phone number wasn't available. All the
contact information I did receive could only be attained through a pay
for view site. Here is the list of names:
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Frank T Anderson III
Patrick A Bannister
Bruce R Blim
James L Born
John M Braun
John M Brown
Richard R Carter
Daniel M Casanova
Jack Chartier
Steve D Cullerton
Larry Diestelow
Richard M Dittmer
Wayne M Donahue
Douglas S Dragoo
James Duncan
Richard A Dwiel
Thomas B Eagle
Ricky D Everett
James F Fliss
Grady R Gates |
Craig A Goldthwaite
Robert J Harrington
Tom L Hendrickson
Michael R Hughes
Neal B Hunziker
Wayne A Johnsen
Robert C Kaiman
Robert C Knes
Bruce C Kowalewski
William D Kroschel
David Arthur Kulp
Paul R Lang
Thomas A Lee
James W Little
Steven G Magerl
Jeff M Maher
James L Martin
Peter Metcalf
Richard C Miller
Roy D Moore |
William F Murmann
Thomas J Nelson
Thomas R Nichols
Richard F Noe
Gary F Polony
Dennis M Reynolds
Karl M Sainoz
Joseph Sanchez
Robert C Schultz
Nicholas P Silvestri
Randy B Summers
Myron (Mike) S Tollefson
William C Uher
Donald E Wahlstrom
Lee R Weinacht
Dennis B Wicker
Kenneth M Xanders
Thomas S Yockey
Bruce E Young
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10/24/2004 |
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Robert Freeman has been found. Bob and his alumni wife Kathie
Eilers '72 live in Gallatin, TN just outside Nashville. [153] |
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Stanley Curtin has been found. Stan lives in Kerrville, TX.
Stan only attended WHS for night school. He should have graduated
from AHS in about 1965 or 1966. [154]. |
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Larry Edwards has been found. Larry lives in Crystal Lake, IL.
[155]. |
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10/21/2004 |
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A mini-reunion occurred in of all places Shanghai, China!
Gloira Wuich Chandler,
recently accepted a 3 year teaching contract in China.
Rick Cory travels to
Shanghai on a regular basis for business, so I put them in touch with
each other and they met up for dinner in Shanghai:
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image for LARGER view |
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10/16/2004 |
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Glenn Larsen
has been found. Glenn moved from Mundelein to Rockledge, FL
about a year ago. Bad timing...he and his wife Susan got hit hard
by the recent barrage of hurricanes, that hit Florida. Glenn said
that he and his daughter are selling their own art on eBay! Now
there is a novel way to make a living! Glenn was found with the
help of information provided by or classmate
Jeff Hayes.
[157]. |
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10/15/2004 |
Website
Updates |
There have been a lot of recent additions to
the website. I want to thank all those alumni who allowed me to borrow
their originals so I could share them with all of us. I have added
several sections under each class.
One is for each years school calendar. Remember those great calendar
girl pictures??? So far just the '66-'67 calendar is available
On Stage is for pictures and programs from stage performances, plays,
musicals, orchesis, etc. If you're looking for a particular performance
you'll may need to check all the years to find the right one.
Another is Commencement Memories which will include the Commencement
Program for each year. So far I only have the programs for the class of
'68 and '69.
Another section is the Senior Spokesman which will be copies of each
classes senior edition of the spokesman. So far the Senior
Spokesman for '69 and '70 are available.
The class of 1972's 20th reunion (1992)
books is now available.
I've also added a section for the high school bands, but I don't have
them linked from the main page yet. The direct link to these pictures is
http://www.whs69.com/band/index.html.
If you have any materials, programs, newspaper articles, personal
pictures you took, or any other memorabilia that you'd like to
contribute and share with all the alumni please contact me. The more
stuff that's offered here the better the memories. Thanks!
Gary Hedberg '69 |
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10/13/2004 |
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Mike Kerwin
has been found. Mike and his alumni wife Laura Craig '71 live in
Lexington, KY. [157].
Mike is the owner of Kerwin Custom Homes in
Lexington. You can visit his website:
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Update from
Jeff Hayes:
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By way of catching up, I
have lived in Mundelein for the past 30 years. My wife, Linda,
who is a cousin of Rich Kilarski, and I have been married for 31
years. Our oldest daughter, Kelly, lives in Brooklyn, NY, where
she dances professionally and teaches dance. Thankfully, she is
using her BFA in Dance Performance from the University of Iowa.
Our youngest daughter, Heather, has a BA in Mathematics from the
University of Iowa and a MA in Mathematics Education from
National Louis University. She lives in Houston with her husband
of less than two months, Aaron. Heather teaches 8th grade math,
Aaron is the youth minister at an Episcopal church. |
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10/10/2004 |
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I received additional sad news today that our classmate
Patty Craig, took her own life recently. I'm trying to follow
up and get more specifics. When I get any additional information I
will post it here. Patty was on the missing list |
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I received news today that Keith King passed
away many years ago. He was in the Navy at the time and according
to the information I received and there seems to be some red tape
surrounding the cause of Keith's death. I'm following up. Keith had been
on the missing list. |
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10/04/2004 |
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Gloria Wuich
Chandler has really made a dramatic move:
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It appears that I have
left my home in Florida at a very opportune time, avoiding all
the hurricanes that have hit Fort Pierce where I had lived for
the past 22 years. Left Florida the first week in August to
start a new teaching job in Shanghai, China. I am teaching high
school English (Grades 9, 10, and AP-12) at Concordia
International School Shanghai. My new address, phone number, and
email follow. Unfortunately, my friends and colleagues pack in
Fort Pierce have not been as fortunate. It may take months
before life is back to normal. However, I am enjoying China and
looking forward to visits from many friends and family members
as I have signed a three-year contract to teach here. Hope to
hear from you soon. Don't know when I'll make it back to the
states for a WHS Homecoming - but maybe one day. Take care and
hello to all back in the states. |
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Gloria Chandler
gloriac@ciss.com.cn
A-502 Phoenix Mansion
18 HuangYang Road
JinQiao, Pudong
Shanghai 201206 P.R. China
Phone (011)8621-5031-4059 |
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10/02/2004 |
Search
Note |
I'm in
the process of going through every name on the missing list from every
class (1,349) and checking it against the 2001 WHS Alumni Directory, and
then checking to see if the missing person may have had any siblings
that went to WHS, or Hersey, or BGHS. I've decided to just make all the
phone calls myself. Trying to coax others to do the calling is a lesson
in personal head bashing :-) Unfortunately more and more of us are
passing away and my opportunity to take advantage of sibling-alumni is
going to become less and less useful the longer I wait to do this. So
I'm just going to bite the bullet and do it myself. I'm already up to
the "B"'s :-) |
| 09/11/2004 |
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Tom Hoppe
has been found. Tom lives in DeWitt, IA. Tom and his wife have 6
children. Tom sells advertising. [161]. |
| 09/07/2004 |
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Rick Sisi
spent his holiday weekend at the
50th anniversary
of the NHRA at Indy
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Greetings---friends,
This weekend was the 50th anniversary of the NHRA. We were
lucky enough to be involved with a 'NEW KID ON THE BLOCK,"
T.J. Zizzo. We are an associate sponsor for this new and
very exciting team. They have only run a few races this year
in TOP FUEL, but were right there with the BIG boys in Indy
this weekend. T.J. consistently turned 4.7 second runs at
speeds of over 311mph in the quarter mile. I took the family
down to Indianapolis for this event, and I am pretty sure
they had a GAS! If you have never been to a NHRA Top Fuel
race, take the time to get to one. You will have the thrill
of a lifetime. You can read more on this weekends event at
http://www.nhra.com/ if interested. I have attached some
pictures from this weekend as well. In case you have
forgotten....I am the BALD guy in the red shirt.
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Jeff LaSorella sent in these pictures from his
Labor Day weekend celebrating his birthday at his cabin at Lake
Cavanaugh, Washington. (Click on the images for
LARGER views)
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| 08/27/2004 |
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Grandparent Alert!
David DiGeronimo sent
this news along:
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| 08/07/2004 |
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Brian Cavanagh has been re-found! This one was
easy. Quick trip to
www.switchboard.com located Brian. Brian is living in Roselle, IL.
[162]. |
| 08/05/2004 |
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Many thanks to our classmate Ed Haase! Ed took
on the challenge of contacting all our classmates that still live in the
847 area code, about 150 of them, that I didn't have e-mail addresses
for. Ed did a superlative job.
Ed's work resulted
in 19 additional e-mail addresses. It was also amazing that there were
36 classmates he was able to contact that had NO e-mail address! What's
even more amazing is that 43 of the alumni Ed called either didn't have
answering machines or refused to return his call. Now for the bad
news...16 of our classmates have moved and the addresses I had in the
database are no longer valid so these classmates are now on the missing
list. I was able to quickly locate one of them however. Here are the
new members of the missing list:
Janet Baird
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Brian
Cavanagh |
Sheryl Dehne
Becmer |
Rick Dwiel
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Carol Harris
Sander |
Cheryl Hortum |
Glenn Larsen |
Cheryl Loomis |
Hope McGlothlin
Howard |
Donna O'Meara
Stein |
Gwen Pearson |
Nick
Silvestri |
Barbara Steffhens
Hogman |
Ken-Anne
Sumner Rhodes |
Mike Tollefson |
If you happen to know where any of
these newly missing alumni may have moved to please contact me ASAP. In
fact, if you happen to know where to locate any of the
163 missing members of our class
please contact me!
THANKS!
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| 07/29/2003 |
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News and pictures from
Jeff Combs!
I believe Jeff is the record holder for having the youngest child in our
class! Connor Combs is just barely 2 years old! Oh yeah,
nice bike Jeff.
click on any of the images
for larger views!
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| 07/27/2004 |
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A quick update from Pat Buck Hendrickson on her
move:
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Just a note to let you know we
have the phone hooked up now. Our new phone number is
309-879-2252. Our cell phones are the same (Pat 335-1686/Don
368-1624), and the new address (just in case you didn't have
it already) is: 292 Longshore Ct., Dahinda, IL 61428-9678.
We'll be clearing the rest of
the stuff out of Olive St in the next few weeks, doing some
repairs/painting/etc, then get it on the market by September
1st. What a whirlwind summer this has been!!
Also, we'll have a new email address but probably not for a
week or 2. Todd will be disconnecting everything here by the
end of the week. Will contact you with new email once I know
it.
Gotta go. Take care everybody!
Pat
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| 06/29/2004 |
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A little news update from
Barb Olesky Amos. Barb
and her husband Dave live in Streamwood, IL.
| I finally finished school, and am a
medical transcriptionist. working as a telecommuter. My
husband's occupation senior consultant & trainer for the
National Safety Council Daughter finally got married. I still
don't have grandchildren. |
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| 06/22/2004 |
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William Mitchell
has moved from Spring Grove, IL, to Apache Junction, AZ. |
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As of June 25th,
Mike Huffine will be
relocated to Benton, IL. |
| 06/21/2004 |
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Beverly J. Eaton, nee Sutton, of
Johnsburg, beloved wife of Leonard M. Eaton; loving mother of
Krista, Stephanie (fiance Chad Danielson) Ippolito and Scott;
dear grandmother of Allishia and Isabella Ippolito; fond sister
of Renee (Robert) Kleiber; sister-in-law of David (Claudia)
Eaton and James (Linda) Eaton; dear daughter-in-law of Jeanne
(late Earlen) Eaton and daughter of the late James and Yvette
Sutton. Memorial visitation Tuesday 5:30 p.m. until the service
at 8 p.m. at Colonial Funeral Home, 591 Ridgeview Dr.,
McHenry. Interment private. Memorials to American Cancer Society
or Seasons Hospice, 1600 W. Dempster, Park Ridge, IL 60068,
815-385-0063.
Published in the Chicago Tribune on 6/21/2004.
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I feel
like the harbinger of only bad news. I'm very saddened to
have to report that our classmate Beverly Sutton Eaton '69
has passed away. Bev was the wife of 34
years to Lenny Eaton '68
Bev, was
diagnosed with pancreatic cancer this last February.
Visitation will be at the Colonial Funeral Home in McHenry,
IL tomorrow, Tuesday June 22 from 5:30pm until 8:00pm, with
a memorial starting immediately thereafter.
Colonial Funeral Home
591 Ridgeview Dr
Mchenry, IL 60050-7025
815-385-0063
Rest in
Peace Bev. We will all miss you terribly!
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| 06/16/2004 |
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Craig
Cronquist has moved from Lombard, IL, to Wheaton, IL. |
| 06/09/2004 |
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Pat Buck
Hendrickson will be moving 20 miles east from Gailsburg, IL to
Dahinda, IL as of June 19th; and it appears that she will have
lake front property! |
| 06/05/2004 |
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Update from Lynn
Cripe Luoma & Lane
Luoma...yep, still married after all these years!!!
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Lane is still pedaling
golf clubs for Cleveland Golf. We sold the golf course (YIPPEE!)
and also our other wholesale golf business. I am still teaching
kindergarten, they keep me in check and very tired! Our oldest
son Kevin got married in October and is living in Seattle. Our
second son Kyle is repping for Cleveland Golf in southern
Indiana. He's a clone of Lane and wants to be just like his dad,
for whatever reason! He is getting married in Sept. Our baby
Kimmie just graduated from I.U. and took a job in Chicago, she
will be living in Lombard and working at Oakbrook. We just made
our LAST tuition payment and are adjusting to being full blown
empty nesters!! That didn't take us long at all! |
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Lynn
also offered some updated information on Rich Schachner... |
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Rick
Schachner's wife was here to visit on Memorial Day. They just
sold their house in Ohio and are building a house in St. Louis.
Rick is a general partner with Edward Jones and doing very well.
Their oldest son Jason is an attorney in Chicago and working on
taking a job with the Secret Service. Their second son Justin
just graduated from Miami University in Ohio and has taken a job
with the C.I.A. in D.C. Baby Josh is a sophomore at Ohio State,
I think he may be majoring in partying or something like that! |
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| 05/24/2004 |
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click on any image for larger view!
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| 05/12/2004 |
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Another missing classmate has been located.
Beth Bouvier Maynard,
called me today and turned herself in. Beth and her husband Robert
have lived in Fountain Hills, AZ for the last 10 years. Beth said
she's looking forward to attending our 35th reunion this fall.
[150]. |
| 05/03/2004 |
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News update from Jeff Combs:
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I wanted to give you an update. I have started my own
company, Oakwood Consulting Group, Inc. I also have a new 1
year old son, name is Connor Walker Clay Combs. I have been
married for also two years, and with my 21 year old daughter
Ashley Marie Combs, things are never dull. I hope all is
well, and everyone in your clan is good. Take good care of
yourself.
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| 04/24/2004 |
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News from Debi Cooper
Knickerbocker:
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Hi Gary --In response to the reunion -- as of
right now I won't be able to attend. We'll be in Florida that
weekend visiting friends. If the date should change I would
probably try to attend. Hope all is going well with you and
your family. Heather had a baby boy on September 7. I'm really
enjoying the grandma stuff. Otherwise everything's going along
fine -- George still works for the village of Elk Grove, I'm
still in special ed., Stan Jr. is now a full fledged member of
the Northbrook Police Dept., Heather's a stay-at-home mom right
but will possibly resume her teaching career at some point and
her husband Ross is an assistant principal. I saw Mary Allen
Thomas and Eva Conroy Brinck not too long ago -- it was so good
to see them. I'll be waiting to hear the final plans on the
reunion. Love, Deb |
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| 04/19/2004 |
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Well we have one less unaccounted for person in our
class. No, no one died! This one had always been a mystery to
me because no one knew of Alexander Kyle. No one remembered
him from any of our 4 years at school. Well tonight I solved the
mystery. It seems Alexander "Sandy" Kyle went to Arlington High
School from 1960 through 1964. He went into the Navy right after
what his siblings (WHS Grads Linda
Kyle '68, John
Kyle '72, and Jim Kyle '72) thought he had graduated.
Well apparently he hadn't, as Linda recently found out. Alexander
got his GED 4 years later when he got out of the navy and his GED was
issued by WHS so by Wheeling High School's records he graduated from
Wheeling. So our graduating class official records are decreased
by 1. Total of 752 until otherwise revised at a later date :-) |
| 04/06/2004 |
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Frank Bohac |
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  Frank
John Bohac formerly of Rolling Meadows Visitation for
Mr. Frank John Bohac, 82, will be from 4 to 7 p.m.
Wednesday, at the Patterson Funeral Home, Braidwood,
Ill. An aloha ceremony in Hawaii celebrated his love of
family, friends and life. He died Thursday, March 25,
2004, at Kona Community Hospital, Kailua-Kona, Hawaii.
Frank was a former Arlington High School coach, teacher,
administrator and director of student affairs from 1956
to 1965. He then transferred to Wheeling High School,
where he served as an administrator until his retirement
in 1979. He and his wife lived in Rolling Meadows from
1956 to 1997. Frank played two sets of tennis on the
morning he died. He is survived by his wife of 60 years,
Shirley Mae Bohac; his children, Bob, Nancy, Tom, Frank,
Don, Sue and David, all graduates of District 214 high
schools; 22 grandchildren; and by six
great-grandchildren. Memorials may be made in Frank's
honor to the Nursing Scholarship Fund of Kona Hospital
Auxiliary, or to the Gift of Hope Organ Tissue Donor
Network, c/o Shirley Bohac, 78-6800 Alii Drive, Unit
7-101, Kailus-Kona, HI 96740. Friends may visit
www.dailyherald.com/obits to express condolences and
sign the guest book. For funeral information, (815)
458-2336.
Published in the Chicago Suburban Daily Herald on
4/6/2004. |
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| 03/23/2004 |
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Please click
on picture to go to Jan's Memoriam Page
I'm sorry to have to pass along this sad
information. Janet Johnson Trsar '69 passed away this
morning after losing her battle with breast cancer. Janet's
husband Dale Trsar is a class of 1967 grad. Janet is one
of 8 siblings. Her twin brother Jim Johnson also graduated
with the class of '69. Younger brother Marty Johnson spent
2 years at Wheeling and then went to Hersey for his last 2
years when the schools split. Marty is married to Denise
Rozzano '71 All the other younger siblings graduated from
Hersey.
I spoke with Jim a few minutes ago. He
told me that there will be a gathering this coming Saturday,
March 27th, at the Evangelical Free Church of Arlington
Heights from 9-11am with funeral services to follow
immediately.
The family has asked that flowers not be
sent but that donations be made in Jan's name to the Susan
G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation. Donations can be
made by clicking on the logo below:
I hope
many of you can make the services.
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The following is an e-mail received from Carol Johnson Tyree,
Jan's younger sister: |
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Subject: This is in the
memory if my sister Jan Trsar who passed on March 24, 2004 and
my mother Gen Gaertner passed Jan. 26, 1993 Dear Friends and
Family,
Did you know that every three minutes, another woman in the
United States is diagnosed with breast cancer? I didn't, and I
was shocked to learn how prevalent this horrible disease has
become in this country. So shocked, in fact that I've committed
to doing something about it, and I'm writing to ask for your
help.
On June 5-6, 2004, I'll spend the weekend walking, along with
thousands of other people, in the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer. I
will walk at least the distance of a marathon (26.2 miles), and
I may choose to walk as far as a marathon and a half. Either
way, it's a very long walk. I'll have to spend the next few
months training, fundraising, and preparing for the event. It's
the biggest challenge I've ever taken on, but I'm very excited
about doing it because I know it will make a real difference to
the millions of people affected by breast cancer.
The money raised goes to the Avon Foundation Breast Cancer
Crusade, a 501(c)(3) public charity whose mission is to provide
access to care and finding a cure for breast cancer. They
provide funding to organizations all over the country for
medical research, education and early detection programs, and
clinical care and support services, all with a focus on the
medically underserved.
I'm required to raise at least $1,800 to participate, but I'm
setting my goal even higher, and I plan to raise as much money
as I can.
Please help to support me and the breast cancer cause by making
a generous contribution to my efforts. You can make your
donation online by simply clicking on the link at the bottom of
this message, which will bring you right to my personal page.
Please remember as you're making your donation that in less than
the time it took to read this e-mail, another woman in the U.S.
was diagnosed with breast cancer.
You can also help me by passing this message along to others who
may be interested in being a part of the Avon Walk for Breast
Cancer.
Thank you for your support and or prayers.
Sincerely,
Carol Tyree
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| 02/24/2004 |
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Received a phone call from
Joe Mangi. He and his
family are doing well. His daughters are in the 20's now.
Joe spent many years working on Wall Street for Morgan-Stanley.
For the last 7 years though he's been a commercial pilot. He has
worked for ATA Airlines and is now working for Priester out at Palwaukee
Airport. |
| 01/17/2004 |
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Today I met with '66 Alumni Ed Bangs at
his home on the NE side of Tucson. Ed was having a little
computer trouble so 7 hours later we got it all figured out and
working. Got to share a lot of great stories about the
last 35 years.
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| 01/10/2004 |
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Christmas 2003 greetings from
Mary Koza Russell and
her family. |
| 01/03/2004 |
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Barb
Olesky Amos is the first missing classmate found for 2004.
Barb had moved from Schaumburg to Streamwood a couple years ago and also
had changed e-mail addresses so she had been put on the missing list.
Thankfully, through finding and contacting her younger brother Jack Olesky
'72 I was able to locate Barb.
[151]. |
| 01/01/2004 |
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Happy New Year!
Currently there are still
[152]
Class of 1969 Alumni Missing.
20.18% Missing} |
