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Posted on: Jan 22, 2025 at 12:32 PM
G'Day James. Got a notice you had changed your profile and so thought I would drop a Hello. Glad to see you are looking so well. Sorry, I didn't make it to the last reunion. Hopefully next time. Cheers, Rich
Attached photo taken 2024 with wife Anita
Happy upcoming Birthday Ron.
Cheers,
From the Great White North....
Rich H
Happy, happy Andrea! Enjoy your day!!!????
Posted on: May 31, 2024 at 1:29 PM
It's been 14 months since my wife Ava passed away. My daughter Jenna decided that I wasn't taking good enough care of myself and moved back to Florida after 10 years in New York City to "look after" me. What a sweetheart she is... and I am definitely the better for it as I now have food in the refrigerator and pantry and have company in the house (she also brought her dog and cat). Just when I thought I was getting used to being alone and adapting to a new normal of life without my beloved wife, I am now learning to live another new normal with my daughter and pets. Life is indeed an adventure and everyday brings the possibility of something new and different.
Posted on: May 31, 2024 at 1:32 PM
Happy Birthday Don!
Posted on: Nov 24, 2023 at 1:09 PM
Happy Birthday Todd. Did you make it to the reunion last year? I tried, but failed to make it across the border from BC Canada (long story).
How is your health and are you retired?
Am doing fine healthwise - the normal aging issues, but none curbing my mobility and mind to date.
Merry Christmas to you and your family Todd. Cheers, Rich
Hello Mark. ... Welcome Rich Holmboe, living in BC Canada. Where is Tiburon, CA located?
Posted on: Jan 24, 2023 at 7:21 PM
Happy belated birthday, Robin! Hope you had a great day!
I was very saddened to hear of Pam's untimely passing. What I know is from my friend Shelly Peilen who heard from one of Pam sisters. Apparently our beloved classmate suffered a bowel perforation had surgery but postoperatively went into cardiac failure and subsequently total organ failure. The Morton family, like the Peilen family had three daughters, also spaced two years apart. Harriet and Pam were the oldest, in the class of '71. I knew Pam pretty well although we never dated or anything. She lived on Montrose just down the street from Barb McDonnell. As I recall, they were both in Jobe's Daughters. I had been hoping to see Pam at the reunion but thanks to a perfect storm of incompetence, first by Social Security, then by the Tile app on my phone, and then my Fedex, I never made it back to the Lost Spur.
However, if Sally Craig Leet, Carol Kennedy, Janet Hubbard, Rich Holmboe (who also didn't make it), Stu Kaufman, Ricky Cohen MD, and anyone who wants to travel out to God's country, i.e. the Pacific Northwest, I am going to host a get together perhaps yet this fall when my wife-to- be, Luicia, originally from ???? comes up from Florida to Portland in October. And Ed Bornstein, Even though you're probably not on here I want to reassure you that even though you say everyone hates you that's not true and I will issue you a personal invitation to come up here from Phoenix. I've come to become a pawn shop aficionado. They are some of the most enjoyable places to visit. Sort of like going to a boutique Goodwill, Costco, or Ross were you never know where you're going to find and the deals are far better. Just don't bring your AK-47.
Posted on: Aug 25, 2022 at 10:10 AM
I was hoping to be at the reunion to see many old friends and classmates (going back even to elementary school at Homecroft!). Sadly, my wife of 38 years was diagnosed seven years ago with PPA (Primary Progressive Aphasia - a Frontotemporal Dementia). Several months ago it became necessary to move her into a memory-care facility. I visit everyday and help with her meals. Though we both knew years ago that this day would come, it has not been easy to adjust to this new "normal." I, as of yet, nor may never, feel comfortable not being there daily for her and with her. So I have decided to forego the reunion. I hope you all enjoy the incredible opportunity to catch-up and reminisce about the good old days.
