Thanks, Bobby, for trying to send the info on Eddie T. to us. I am still in shock at his passing. I can still see his smile. Like so many of us, I was hoping he would be able to attend one of our get-togethers. Guess I didn't really know just how sick the poor guy was. Had I known, I might have tried to find him and go visit. And, now we have lost Sue Powell. I had a secret crush on her when we were in Speech together. Didn't really know her very well, though.

Sorry to say that I most likely will not be able to attend the next get-together. Saturdays aren't that easy to get off from Brooks Brothers. I will try, though.

Anita Pulis had polio as a child and is paralyzed from the waist down.  She is a lovely person and has lead a very full life.  Yes, send up special prayers for her.

I t/w James Pulis earlier tda regarding our 10-23 mini.  He's uncertain if can attend, as they just became Grandparents again & his sister, Anita Cl of 64, collapsed & was put in hospital on ventilator 3 wks ago!  She's doing a little better & was able to breathe w/o ventilator & w/help of oxygen for several hrs Sat.  He sd they are very close & this is very difficult for him.  James & his sister could use our prayers!  Sorry to have to post all this bad news, but for the friends of James  .  . . I knew you'd want to know!     

Great time at the BMF project tourney!!! Glad Karen got on here and set the record straight. We were never lost. A couple of times we had to seek shelter in the woods from the 67ers behind us, using us as targets and distance finders. Guess those whippersnappers think there is a prize for finishing quickest. And I did spend a FEW minutes in the tall grass looking for lost golf balls (mine). Karen wouldn't let me go diving for the ones I knocked in the water. Great day! Weird course, some of the cart path was a goat trail. Good food from BJ's and Zuroma's. Grumpy marshals. McGee's got a new cap. That and his plaid shorts makes him look like a Scottish thumbtack. The 67ers took second place with a 1 stroke lead over the 66ers. I don't know which one was the score keeper or who added up the total, but I don't think any of them were math majors. Bovie seemed to be having trouble with his pants! 

Actually, we found Jack and Karen a lot - it was just figuring out how to get to them!!!!!   You had to see the course to understand!  We saw Speedy and Kathy when they disappeared into the woods  and then it took forever to find them again! Something about getting lost

Karen MD, so glad you surfaced!  I was getting concerned.  I even asked Kathy (on Facebook) if you and Jack had been found yet!  I am so sorry that we had to miss such a great event, and we're really looking forward to next year.  

Bob, I did get the info.  Aren't you Jedi Bob?  I'm glad Karen and I went to the service.  It turned out to be a good one.  One guy (Mike Fall, graduated from Sunset in '68) told some funny stories about Eddie and how hard he was on cars and about how many girlfriends he had.  The daughter we met was Sandra.  She's very pretty and seems very sweet.  About 4 or 5 years ago, Eddie began to have strokes, each one worse than the one before.  Also he was diabetic and had the failing heart.  Eddie gave instructions to be given at his service that to anyone he may have hurt, he was sorry.  He'll be missed. 

Well actually BLB - Susan and I were there - we were the only ones from SOC that showed up.  Did not realize that he had three daughters and a son.  We met one of the daughters - the others are in California.

Susan, Ronneyand SNL...tried to Email the particulars about Eddie but for some reason, it did not go through to ya'll, I am so sorry! Just not a computer person.I would have liked to have been there for Eddie and Sandra.My heart was there.

A special thanks to the BMF Project for another outstanding performance in entertaining. A short note; the 67ers are now back in control of bragging rights for the next year boys and girls. As usual Fingers didn't pay up. Fingers my boys will be knocking on your door pardner.