Place: Richardson Comments: Larry, so great to hear from you & that you finally retired! Don't worry about the email, there's a "safe guard" built into the GB that allows you to leave your email but No One Can Actually See it! They click on the Blue Email word & can send you a message but they never see your email. Neat, huh? If someone sends you an email you can decide if you want to exchange emails or numbers. Ever since 2003 we've been having "Get-Togethers". We do it at a local bar inside a big hotel. They never have much business on a Saturday afternoon so it's usually a win/win for us and them. It's Free and just ask Jack, we have a lot of fun!! I sincerely hope we get to resume these Get-Togethers this Fall but the Pandemic has changed everything for all of us. Hope you will come back here often and share some experiences with us. Sandy (Norman) Lynn
Place: Denton Comments: Previous post had typo on email address.
Place: Denton, TX Comments: Hope everyone did not have too much damage and survived the Texas Artic front. My wife and I up in Denton did well, although it did get down into the minus digits: -5 F I think. Lucky in our neighborhood we did lose power and so far no pipe leaks, but unsure on our sprinkler system. Hopefully the mini get togethers will start again soon. I should be able to make a few now that I have retired. I retired in July. Will be having my 50th Wedding anniversary this April (April 24th). I hope to be able to visit my Mom in a few weeks. She still lives in Dallas and my older brother takes care of her. He is a 64 SOC graduate. She turns 98 this July. He has decided to keep the house quarantined for now, but can visit around mid-March. I should have my 2nd dose of the vaccine by then.
Place: Overland Park, KS Comments: Yes, Eddy - you and your wife should come to the next ‘66 get-together. A few ‘67ers already attend the gatherings regularly, and I have invited Stan Shipman and his wife to start attending. Fingers crossed that we can resume our minis this Fall. 🤞🤞🤞🤞🤞
Place: Edmond Comments: Ahhhhh, Paris...the Eiffel Tower, the Seine, croissants, Texas BBQ...
Place: Richardson Comments: Eddy, always nice to hear from a classmate we haven't seen or heard from in a long time! Now that you've found us, please stop by often & comment on things. If you don't mind, would you give me your current address and maybe a contact number and email? My Em is below. I keep a database and when we have reunions or get-togethers I could let you know. Until the Pandemic hit last year we were having twice-a-year casual Get-Togethers and 30 to 40 of us SOC '66ers would gather for an afternoon filled with fun & laughter and then quite a few of us would go to dinner afterwards. If things will get back to normal we will resume our fun Get-Togethers and we'd love for you to attend. It's Free & the fun is priceless! BTW, I'm Sandy (Norman) Lynn at sandylynn@sbcglobal.net
Place: Overland Park, KS Comments: Welcome to our Class of ‘66 guestbook, Eddy! 💛🤍💛🤍💛🤍💛
Place: Paris, Texas Comments: Hello guys and ladies!
Place: Richardson Comments: Yes, I spoke with her last week. I had sent her a Valentine's card to the facility she is in and was glad to her she got it. She is still waiting for surgery but was in good spirits and funny as usual. With the covid cases going down and less hospitalizations for covid I'm hoping she will have surgery soon.
Place: NH Comments: Speaking of hearing from someone, has anyone spoken to Susan Sundae lately?
Place: Carthage, Texas Comments: Has anyone been in contact with Eileen Sandifer? Facebook shows today to be her Birthday. Happy Birthday Eileen. Also Hello Ronney McKee. Carol Carpenter has posted a ninth grade picture of the Zumwalt band.
Place: Richardson Comments: Hi Ronney! Good to hear from you. Yes, the sun & temps in the 40s are wonderful.
Place: TX Comments: So good to see sunshine, warming temperatures and melting ice!!
Place: Edmond Comments: Ada Ann, Thanks SO MUCH for the card. It means A LOT To us. Paul
Place: California Comments: This whole Texas story in the news is really remarkable. Tough to read, and no doubt tough to live through. Wishing all of you well. I'm getting the feeling we're going to look back and reminisce about the good ol' days of 2020. Go figure. |
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