💬 Bayless High 63 · spring.net BBS

There were, as I remember, exactly a hundred of us in that class of 63. Bayless High was located in Affton, MO. a suburb to the South of St. Louis. Merle was the high school physics teacher. Helen and Jim were remarkable actors, appearing in the school plays. Helen was also an extraordinary poet. And Pat is a great friend, poet in his own way, who has seen the world and finds solace out at sea.

The Oracle 63 is here and I'll feed it to my scanner for http://www.baylesshigh.com It was awesome of you to send it! We need more pictures, movies?, sound clips, etc. because I'm big on multimedia web sites.

99 or 100? We going to need some folks here. I've put out a request to Bayless High for Kay Mallards contact information, her being a sort of keeper of the flame.

I opened the Oracle at random tonight and picked the first person I would try to contact. It was Gail Egendoerfer who is now Gail Agnew. She still lives in St. Louis after a couple of trips to Florida. Her son lives in Rome, Italy and they communicate via email. He ducks in to a cybercafe to stay in touch. Remember Gail? She was a cheerleader, a pert blonde, and went with an older guy (not from our school). She's on page 16 of the Oracle, along with Carol Endermuhle, Patricia Emery, Richard Fava, and Sandra Finigian. How did Fava slip in to this page full o' babes? She was also in the choir an

I just got off the phone with De Hylla. She's still in St. Louis. I got her number from her cousin. She's a widow, her husband died 9 years ago of cancer and her son is a police officer in St. Louis. She's got 34 years as a computer designer for a division of Emerson Electric. Wow, a geek! "What do you mean a geek!" she said with astonishment. She got married when she was 27. She had been married 17 years. She knows Windows! Teaches it to the girls at her job. She still sees Kathy Seemiller, who is a secretary in Melville HS. De wants to retire in 7 years on Social Security and her pension and

I talked to Merle Busch a little while ago, and I've already mentioned him several times in connection with the poetry that we got of Helen Huths. (see the Spring's poetry conference). Merle is happily married and still living in the South County St. Louis area. He's retired from teaching now. Merle is the hippest teacher I ever had. Someone who cares about people. And he was more that that, he was, and still is, a very good friend. And he's found his way on the net, and surfs around a couple of hours most days. I've sort of tried to talk him in to posting some things here. We had some great t

The page is really growing. This is a great thing you're doing for us all. Thanks. I hope we can get a lot more of the 63's involved.

Wow! First time check in. Hello Pat! Looking back to '63 what are your standout memories?

I remember Pat pretty well because we were good friends and Pat was a "nerd" back before anyone ever heard of them. It feels like Pat has stuck his toe in the water here and tested it out. And Gail and De haven't found the swimming hole yet. Merle I know has read the topic. And most of the other guests haven't even received their cyber-reunion notices yet (but I'm working on it!) Tell us about your life now Pat, I know you're really into boating and boat building (we've swapped a few emails at this stage).

Well guess who I talked to tonight? Sandy Vogt! Sandy had to have been one of the greatest athletes of all time at our school. Sandy is now married and living in Oneida, Illinois. She's been married and a schoolteacher nearly her whole life (28 years). I had a great talk with Sandy, she's so warm and friendly! And she was very helpful about getting in touch with some other folks. I was feeling kind of disappointed after getting the skimpy list from Merle but I felt much better after talking to Sandy. She was one of the few folks on the schools computer database. She has email and web access so

I missed the 20th reunion. Can anyone who went to it, talk about it?

Hi everybody!! WOW, Terry! You were sure quick to get my senior picture on the net! I am a completely different looking person today. If I ever get a scanner I'll surprise you with an updated version. I think your idea of this web page is great. I haven't had time to look up any addresses or names for you since we spoke on the phone tonight (3-24-98) but I promise to do it soon. I enjoyed your comments about Gail, De, Pat, Helen, and Jim. All of them stand out in my mind. I saw De at a Bayless High Alumni picnic about 6 or 7 years ago. She went to lunch with my brother, Al, and I. We had a won

I look very different now also, as you can see from this picture which shows how much I've matured. That's neat Sandy, I like to play golf out at our little Bastrop course. And how did you and your husband meet? What grades have you been teaching? Do you have any stories about your life at Bayless High? What was your greatest moment in sports, Sandy?

Hi Paul (or would you like to be called "Terry" now?) I know who the new picture is. It's Edith (Jung) Graff. She and Gail Egendorf and I are the only three classmates in our class to have gone to school together from K-12 grades at Bayless. I met my husband in a "History and Principals of PE " class at MU. The only chair in the room was next to him. I walked into a room full of some very husky girl PE majors and a balance of the University of MO football players. I thought I'd died and gone to heaven. Anyway Bill and I both have a similar sense of humor...gross..and we hit it off great. We've

I think the great tragedy of your life, Sandy, is that you were born just too soon for the Women's NBA. Whaddaya mean "sissy"! You don't happen to remember how many points you scored in that game do you? I just got off the line with Rick Froelich, we had a good talk. Rick is the "Lollipop King" of St. Louis. No joke. He's selling a whole line of designer "gourmet" lollipops, it's his own business and it's doing real well. He sells to Walmart and mom and pop stores in St. Louis and he's trying to expand to the rest of the state. Before that Rick was in the footwear business and traveled all ove

And it was Lochirco in Washington DC and Skip Radick in Idaho, I had that mixed up a bit.

I'm in California today and I'm up at a ridiculously early hour, being still on Austin time. My mom is having an operation and chemo treatments. All those years of smoking have caught up to her. She's in good spirits though, and has kept up her sense of humor. We have our first winner! Sandy Vogt corectly guessed that it was Edith's picture so a prize will on its way to her soon. We'll be posting either a new picture or trivia question soon and the same rules will apply, first person to correctly identify the picture or answer the trivia question will get some Spring memorabilia sent to them a

Well there you all are. When I checked on to the site I didn't see any thing but now lots of people are showing up. This is very cool . Seems like everyone is playing golf. If you have dirt and grass you golf. If you have the Chesapeake Bay you sail/ fish/boat. Moved to Virginia in 77and discovered this marvelous inland sea nearby. Both my sons and I work in the shipping industry. Susan and I have 3 grandchildren (all boys) between us and two more on the way. Hoping (Susan's hoping) for girls. Can't tell yet. We'll know by the end of June. Would be glad to hear from anyone out there

Hi everybody!! It was great to hear about Rick Froelich and some of the "Friday Night Boys". Pat Luppens will have to give us all a travelog about his area. I'm not a sea person, but where he lives there are some nice golf courses. My husband and I are looking to do lots of golfing this summer and new courses are something we like to try. I think we should all send Paul a picture of us now and see if we can guess who it is. Edith's picture was too easy. Just look at your yearbook. I'll look forward to seeing you. Sandy

I was in San Francisco yesterday on the way to the "Netscape Mozilla" party when I got an email from Luppens. I was walking up the hill to the party so I sent Pat a one line reply. That's about all I can eak out on the touchtone pad of my cellphone. While I was at my mom and sisters in Walnut Creek, I got a phone call from Jack Newsom . Remember Jack? He surprised me because he's in the Internet business now! Jack has worked for three startups and he's been happily married to Sue Jones for quite a few years. Jack is in marketing and we talked about the changes happening on the net, particularl

Remember Sharon Weber She called me a little while ago and she sounded very vibrant and youthful. She has two boys now. One is at Vanderbilt University and the other is at Indiana University. Both are real active in sports, just like she was at Bayless. Sandy, I bet you have some anecdotes about Sharon? She met her husband Dennis at the Aerospace Lounge just after her high school days and is now living up in Chesterfield, Missouri (we moved up that area for a while after I graduated). Sharon is plugging real hard for a reunion of the nonvirtual kind (remember when we all met face to face). A 4

I found out today that Kim Wunderlich died in an email from Jack Newsom. And he notes that Jim Carr is in Atlanta. I made updates to the database. There is a "hit counter" on the main page now. We'll see if folks are stopping by.

Cathy Musket just called and she just got back from China. She's getting hitched up with Richard Rieman (Bayless 62), who she did the China trip with. She's lived in about 14 or 15 homes. She mentioned Miss Charles, and when she gets a computer she's going to hook her sewing machine to it. No net access right now but they'll get it when Richard retires. She has three kids, ages 21, 24 and 30. They're off at college and one of them is applying for a job at the CIA. She put me in touch with Sandy Finigian and Kay Mallard Stark, who I will call soon.

Kay Mallard Stark just called me a little while ago. And does she ever sound great! She's living in Warrenton, MO and has been blissfully married for 30 years now to Ray Stark. The Starks have had a huge rags to riches success story with their business, the US Display Company. They have 150 employees with branches all over the place. The last time you went and rented a movie you probably saw one of their full size, life size displays. Kay had twins , and they're 28 now and both married. She has a 20 month old grandaughter. Her 26 year old boy is in the advertising and printing business, like s

We had a few server problems this weekend. It's having fits with the name change from spring.com to spring.net. But I think we have a grip on it now. I got a call from De Hylla and an email from Sandy Vogt. She got her "prize" for guessing Edith Jung, a basketball signed by Rebecca Lobo and a Spring article and wall hanging. I'm hoping to start another contest soon, but it will be tougher! Keep checking in as the first one who guesses will get the prize. Everyone's eligible now except Sandy who's a former prizewinner. De talked to Rick Gestring. I'll be sending him out one of my "packets" of w

Terry, this reunion on the net is way cool!!

Sure is wolf. Where did you go to high school? What year did you graduate? Start a topic separate from this one and invite your old classmates to join you! And hang around and ask us Baylessfolk questions if you like.

don't even know where my old classmates are. went to high school at Riley County High School, Riley Kansas (spent the rest of senior year in detention *HAHA*, no in southtexas school in Brownsville, can't remember the name, but i did gradiate *mispelled on purpose* from RCHS in, are you ready? 19--, ok, 1986. I know, I'm a baby compared to you all *heehee*)

What's a little ol' 23 years. Sandy, should we take a vote on making wolf our Bayless High mascot? I'm watching the "The Big Chill"; talk about nostalgia. It makes me imagine what a "Big Chill" experience would be with some members of our class. Do you know what I mean? Gathered around the living room after the formalities have subsided, experincing each other like Jeff Goldblum, William Hurt, Glen Close, Kevin Klien et al did in this movie . . . interesting fuel for the reminiscing mind.

Hi again!! I don't think a reunion of Bayless Class of '63 would be anything like the "Big Chill" . I remember a rekindled romance in that movie. If I remember correctly my relationship with the boys in my class was friendly more that romantic. I do remember a few kisses, but we never really were "going together". The class reunion was great though. Everybody seemed really glad to see each other. We were all past impressing each other with our successes and were genuinely glad to be together and see one anoth r. I had an absolute ball!! My husband went around to all of the males and asked them

Just got a call from Kay Mallard Stark. Here's the deal. There's going to be a reunion planning meeting April 30 7:30 pm at the Holiday Inn Westport at 270 and Page, St Louis. Ask for Mary Krutman. Judy Aurin, Kitty Petri, Phyllis Hanna and other folks will be there. Everyone welcome. I posted a note on the main page and made the title to reflect that this conference is not just for '63 grads. Others are welcome also! The *possible* dates for the reunion (*not official*) are August 29th or October 31st. All up for discussion.

I'd like to toss out something that Riette Walton wrote in another conference (philosophy) for discussion, maybe it will spark something: I used to look up people alot too, but I was almost almost dissappointed upon meeting with someone from the past again - not good old friends, because with them things will always remain the same - but the few boyfriends I had. It was like they expected the feeling to be the same as before, but how could that be? A few years and a big distance don't leave anything unchanged. I think if people can meet people from their past without longing for the person the

I heard from Sandra Sieburn today. She just registered at the ClassMates site on the web. She doesn't remember me, but she was going to go home tonight and look me up. She lives in Dallas now and graduated from Bayless in 1964. She ran around with Joanne Horvath, Linda Schultz and Maryanne Glasner. Remember these folks?

Hi you all, I didn't graduate in 1963 but did in 1964. Wanted to say "Hello" to everyone. I am Sandi Siebern (Jones), hope some of your remember me. I correspond with Joanne Horvath (Warren) and Linda Schoetz (Lash) all the time and am anxious to go to a reunion of any sort. I have lived in Dallas for past 10 years but Huntington Beach, California before that and haven't been able to attend either of our class reunions. I definitely will go to this one.

Do you ever make it down to Austin? Do you correspond with these folks by email? Glad you found us!

We come to Austin once in a while. I have a close cousin that lives there and I go to conferences there once in a while also. Joanne Warren (Horvath) has an E Mail but it is strictly for her company (Monsanto) and she isn't supposed to get personal things thru it but I do once in a while when I just absolutely have to tell her somethiing. If you all remember, Joanne and I, we almost always got in trouble for talking, especially to each other in classes. So it seems I almost always have something I MUST tell her. She still lives in Affton. Donna and Maryanne don't have computers so I only see t

Do you remember any other members of my class or some of the folks that have posted comments above? Who else can we get to join us here in your class? Do you have a class list that we could post?

The latest from Pat Luppens: Hi Terry, We have a new girl here, too. Abigail showed up last July. She's a real charmer. Has pretty blue eyes. Not much of a conversationalist yet but she'll learn the language soon enough. She's our first grandaughter. We spoil her pretty badly when we can. Spent our vacation in Prince Edward Island, Canada. It's a very diffferent place; like going back to the fifties. If you like lobster and seafood, it's a good place to be. Had a pretty good time. Have you heard from Merle lately? I'd been e-mailing back and forth and then he just stopped. Have to assume he ju

Anything going on with anybody? Pete and I are having our 10th wedding anniversary on Thursday. We are celebrating by flying to Amsterdam in May, then on to London to visit friends. I am anxious to hear anymore about our high school reunion. I think it is nice that three classes (62,63, and 64) are having one together. I remember my first date was with Jim Petry in class of 62 and I had a huge crush on Jim Robison (class of 63) and I had lots of girlfriends in class of 63, plus getting to see my own c assmates will be super. I remember going to all the basketball games, wearing my green and go

Has anyone heard about the class of 63, 64, and 65 having a combined reunion this year? I heard the rumors, but nothing definite yet.

I heard those rumors too Sandy. But no followup. You can check with Kay Mallard, she's listed in the class directory on the website. Do you have any idea how many girls we had in our class named Sandy?

What about a 50th reunion in 2003?

Er, 40th, I mean. the 50th would be in 2013.

This is a story from our times from Bill Bradley's website: "But basketball became more than that for Bill. He attended summer basketball camps sponsored by the St. Louis Hawks' "Easy" Ed Macauley, where he learned the importance of practicing: "When you're not practicing, someone somewhere is. And when the two of you meet, given roughly equal ability, he will win." Bill took that advice to heart. He would practice his shooting by moving from one place to another around the basket. He would have to make twenty-five shots in a row from each position before allowing himself to move on, and if he

I still have a scar on my fore head from the time Jack Newsom and I collided in midcourt chasing a basketball down in a practice game. I went to that St. Louis Hawks basketball camp.

http://bayless.mints.more.net/Miller/00-01projects/TOE/toe_introduction.htm Hello, This is Mr. Miller's fourth grade class. We are not your average class because we use technology and the Internet everyday! We think this will be a fun project. It will be fun to learn about each other's environment. We hope we learn about new things and places. Since we'll be working together, here's a little about us. Our school district has four buildings. They are Bayless Elementary, Bayless Intermediate,Bayless Junior High, and Bayless High School. The building we are in is Bayless Intermediate. Bayless Int

http://bayless.mints.more.net/Miller/00-01projects/00-01_projects_home.htm

Another classmate heard from! From: sandytrenz To: Subject: Class of 63 Hi Terry, Have not seen you since 1963 - not so long, right!? Saw your website of our classmates from, it seems like centuries ago, and wanted to tell you how nice it is that you did that. I have not stayed in touch with very many x-classmates. I understand you live in Eureka - or has that changed. I live in Wildwood - near 109 and Hwy 100, off old Manchester. Cathy Dickemper (Musket) and I stayed in touch for awhile until she moved to Branson. I think she lives on the lake somewhere - and is currently back with her old bo

Sandy Finigian Trenz. Judy Aurin Wood Cathy Musket Dickemper All mentioned in Sandy Finigian Trenz email above.

Another Bayhigh 63 grad heard from! Date: Mon, 14 Oct 2002 21:31:20 EDT From: To: Subject: Bob Hribernik Hi Folks Wanted to let you know that I'm alive and well in Flat Rock, NC. Just took an early out from Baxter Healthcare in Chicago where I was Vice President of Global Supply Chain and a member of the Executive Operations Board of the company. My wife Jo Ann and I are really enjoying our life of leisure. I have two daughters Leigh and Susan who both live in North Carolina. By the way the last address I had for Rich Reinheimer was: 109 Bel Air Drive Statesboro, GA 30461 My email address is F

Bob posted this is toipic 11 so I'll repost it here, cause I'm sure he meant it for here! Topic 11 of 14: 'The Austin Cacophony Society' Resp 6 of 6: Bob Hribernik (BobH) Wed, Oct 16, 2002 (22:13) 23 lines Hi everyone Jo Ann and I are doing great in NC. Enjoying living in the mountains close to Asheville, NC and about 45 minutes from Greenville/Spartanburg, SC. Just moved into our house in mid August and still getting settled...downsizing is not easy! To answer Pauls questions, I'm still tall, folically challenged and have gained a few pounds since graduatingbut still not overweight... We are

Date: Thu, 6 Nov 2003 13:55:47 EST From: "" To: "" Subject: Jim Daniels E-mail mailto:// Phone Address 5917 Starlite Dr, High Ridge, Mo. 63049 Jim's retired as Assistant Chief from High Ridge Fire District last year. He still remains active with their dive team and Mid Mo Search and Rescue. He has 4 children and just celebrated our 39th wedding anniversary.

Pat and Susan Luppens are happily married and I hear from Pat often. Got this picture today. Pat works with boats and computers. He looks very fit in this picture, don't you think?

The website has been revised, I made the navigation more complete so it includes the yearbook and some other new areas. I made the background gold and the text purple. I revised the email list, this is what we have now: Gail Egendorfer Agnew De Hylla Bob Hbrinik Jack Newsom (also ) Rich Rheinheimer Pat Luppens Paul Terry Walhus Sandi Jones Jim Daniels Sandy Vogt Whalen Ten emails out of a hundred. One from another class (Sandi Jones) but she went out with enough guys in our class to qualify as an honorary 63 class member. It's hot, hot, hot this summer down in Cedar Creek, but having the pool

I found this interesting summary of our Bayless High web page: http://buzzbob.com/index/b/baylesshigh_com.html They've archived us! We' ve also been archived extensively at the WayBack Machine: http://web.archive.org/web/20010609141404/http://baylesshigh.com/index.html And I heard some more from Sandi Seibern, now Sandi Jones. mailto:// I haven't heard from anyne except Marianne Glasner(Kennedy) is selling my mom's house for her and I saw her this past weekend. Joanne Horvath(Warren) is still around, saw her a month ago inSt. Louis. We are buying a brand new smaller house in Euless, exactly on

Heard from: John Herzing, VP of Sales John Herzing joined Neoconix Inc. in April, 2005, as Vice President of Sales. He has extensive experience in leading rapidly growing, highly profitable, market- driven businesses in sales and marketing, with the last 15 years at the executive level. Prior to joining Neoconix, Mr. Herzing was Vice President of Sales for Brilliance Semiconductor, a pre-IPO company of low-power SC products and previous to that, VP of Worldwide Sales for ITF Optical Technologies, a pre-IPO Fiber-Optics Company based in Montreal. Before that Mr. Herzing served in a number of se

And there's more John Herzing '69 (baseball, basketball): Herzing, who was a three-time College Athletic Conference (CAC) all-star selection, graduated in 1969 as the Bears' career leader in strikeouts (299). Ranked second all-time in career earned-run average (1.87) and fifth in innings pitched (231.2) and victories (20) at the time of induction, he owns the school record for season ERA (0.73in 1967) and strikeouts-perinnings pitched (1.29). Named team MVP in 1969, Herzing won the CAC championship game as a freshman with a 14-strikeout performance. Helping the Bears win consecutive CAC champi

Paul, Thanks for the quick response. My life turned out just fine. I married my childhood sweetheart from Bayless (Martha Martin - also class of '64) in 1968. We live in San Jose and I'm the VP of Sales for a high-tech silicon valley company. Marty is administrator of our church. We have two boys, Scott and Adam, and just became grandparents in May of Travis, Scott's son. My sister Judie (class of 61) still lives in St. Louis. Marty and I have stayed up with a few classmates of '64: Dennis Scheske, Steve Casanover, Kitty Jacobs (Petry), Andrea Ficklin, Kay Benz (Federspiel), etc. but that's ab

What a great discovery, to find this site. It is like finding something wonderful that you thought you had lost forever. My youngest son's wife is very interested in our family tree, and she called me one morning to tell me that she had found this site, and was sure it must be my school, since I had grown up in south county St. Louis and had only gone to one school from K-12. She had my attenion and she was right. I couldn't thank her enough for giving me the web address's. Paul you have really started truly great service and kindness to your classmates. Thank you so much, Harold Naegele

Hey, I remember you Harold! Spread the word Harold. You were a blond guy, you could have had a role in Grease. Pretty tough. Yeah, I remember.

Paul,if you prefer to called Terry, please let me know in your reply. There are some very fine people who still live in the st. louis area, who I would love to hear from as I'm sure almost everyone would if they could be found. James Daniels, Rick Gestring, Ben Smith?,Scott Roeder. Ben may not still live there. There are also so many nice girls we went to school with; I can't even think of any that weren't nice. I look at the graduating classes of my daughters and sons and see how blessed we were. Well I have to go for now, but the Lord willing I will be back. HAVE A WONDERFUL WEEK, Harold

Paul is ok. I've heard from Jim Daniels. Yeah, come back and get others to come back. Check out the directory of Bayless Class of 63 and send me any additions corrections. etc. I remember you. Blond hair. Kind of a cool haircut with a little bit of grease? Rick Gestring, sure, I remember him. Scott Roeder a remember a little less. Ben Smith had a cool car didn't he? Yes, all the girls in our class were exceptional. What a crop!

Paul You are right; there seems to be quite a problem getting responses from our classmates,but I don't think they are insurmountable. Mainly because we seem have some people very astute minds in the IP arena. You, Paul, Jack Newsom, and others. Just look at the possibilities, you all are at the top of your game; you can't help but come up with a winng idea, you didn't get where you are by accident or by serendepity. I'll bet that within 6 months you gentlemen will have over one half located and conversing. IN A YEAR or so, that you will have the majority of class located. Look at the great re

Very well said Harold. I like your vision on this. We'll be having virtual basketball games and prom dances with holograms of ourselves next. The way instant messenging is evolving, this may not be too far off. Paul, I heard, is a pilot. In Florida or something. De Hylla is a kick to talk to on the phone, still as peppy as ever. Her son is a policeman in St. Louis. And she educated me that it is "De" and not "Dee". Sandy Vogt was quite the basketball player and all around athlete. Gail actually came to Austin and I visited with her a bit at her son's place up in Round Rock. Pat Luppen's is in

Paul, We seem to be having a dialogue.Where is everyone? If there is one certain truth about our class, it is this; we were not the silent type. Even the young ladies like De,Edith Gail,Carol,Judy A,Nancy B,Carla Mezines {Larwell}, Barbara Story, and so many more are ever so silent,why? I am not bragging on myself,but we had one GREAT CLASS! It is a shame to not hear from one another. I know there can be times when one of us may grow silent because grief, or other circumstances,but after living through some of my own, only later did I realize how much we could help each other. My second oldest

Paul, I truly apologize for the length of my last correspondence, I seem to have allowed myself to become morose. But those last few sentences are an absolute truth, we can make a difference! I really hope we can reach most of our class, somehow,someway. We would all be the better for it. By the way. Do you remember showing Kim and I your telescope and astronomy books and charts. I don't think Kim was really into it, but I was and I was impressed with your scope and charts. I was also into radio astronomy, which I really enjoyed studying. Kim really ragged me for about a week over the astronom

paul, I was just wondering how the searh for our missing classmates was going? I hope that you and the other have found agood method for finding them. I think it would really be great to get together again somehow, someway even if it has to be over over the internet, although nothing compares with the real thing. I truly believe the adage that you are as old as you believe you are. There are enough studies that prove you can keep both your mind and body in excellent condition. Maybe our body's may not look exactly 17 or 18, but they don't have to terribe either. well, so much for that. I would

Man Harold I'm sorry to hear about your son. No need to apologize for lengthy posts. I wish more folks would chime in with detailed remembrances and accounts of what they're up to now. I do remember Mrs. Elmore. She sure tried to stereotype you. If you haven' t heard the news, Merle died. He was a great teacher with a wonderful spirit. He took us caving on weekends in his Austin Healey 3000. I had been meaning to call him but the opportunity has slipped by. Sorry to hear about Norman Hermann's tragic end. I'm going to invest in some jack stands next time I go to Walmart. I wonder if I should b

Terry, We are still married and living in Houston, TX. We moved their in July of this year to be near our Daughter Rebecca and our granddaughter Nyssa. They live in the little town of Nacogdoches, TX, where Rebecca’s husband Steve Galatas teaches Political Science at Stephen F. Austin University. If you would like to contact either of us here is our new contact information: Home phone Work for me is My cell is Carla went to College at Mizzou and got her degree in teaching, grades 1 thru 8. She taught school on and off as we moved and she did not teach until our daughter reached the age of 6. I

These are some of the smartest folks in our class. The combined brainpower of these two is awesome. homepage conference Main Menu