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Former Science Hill wideouts Ryan Mitchell and Greyson Janeway received some love from their college coaches this week.Comments
As for Hobbs, he came back from the September accident just a few weeks later more determined than ever. It resulted in no less than three Mega Series championships.Comments
The Hilltoppers may have to endure their share of close battles if they want to keep their 57-game league winning streak alive. Science Hill survived a major challenge from the Indians, beating them 57-53 Tuesday night at the new 'Topper Palace.Comments
Tianna Tarter scored 24 points and fellow guard Grace Herrin made four of Science Hill's 13 3-pointers in an 82-36 win against Dobyns-Bennett on Tuesday at Science Hill.Comments
The Hilltoppers got 16 points from Calvin Songster and 12 from Peyton Wingate to outlast preseason favorite Dobyns-Bennett 57-53 in a Big Seven Conference game Tuesday at Science Hill.Comments
Streaks are good conversation pieces, but the longer they go and the more they're talked about the harder it is to sustain them. Or does that make it harder to break them?Comments
Connor Simpson wasn't about to be denied. The 6-foot-4 Unicoi County senior scored the winning basket with eight seconds left to give the Blue Devils a 53-52 victory over David Crockett.Comments
Marcus Taylor scored 38 points to lift the Junior Bucs to a 68-65 win over Happy Valley in the opener of Saturday's round of games in the Hardee's Classic.Comments
Former Daniel Boone quarterback Ben Fox just completed his second season as receivers coach at Huntingdon College in Montgomery, Ala., and the up-tempo Hawks lead NCAA Division III in total offense this season.Comments
Sophomore Dustin Day scored 32 points in David Crockett's 86-68 win against Sullivan East to reach the Hardee's Classic championship, where it'll meet Unicoi County on Saturday.Comments


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|John Pinette
Pinette in 2010
|[1][2][3] March 23, 1964
Boston, Massachusetts
|Stand-up, television, film
|Observational comedy
|Impressions, self-deprecation, everyday life, obesity, world travel, food
|American Comedy Awards
|Funniest Male Stand-Up Comic
|John Pinette
Pinette in 2010
|[1][2][3] March 23, 1964
Boston, Massachusetts
|Stand-up, television, film
|Observational comedy
|Impressions, self-deprecation, everyday life, obesity, world travel, food
|American Comedy Awards
|Funniest Male Stand-Up Comic
John Pinette (/pɨˈnɛt/ pə-NET; born March 23,[1] 1964[2][3]) is an American actor and stand-up comedian. He has toured the comedy club circuit since the 1980s and has appeared in cinema and television. Besides stand-up, Pinette does impressions of The Chipmunks, Elvis Presley, Gollum from The Lord of the Rings, Hervé Villechaize (Tattoo from Fantasy Island), an Ewok, actor Marlon Brando (notably Brando's role in The Godfather), as well as various ethnic accents. He occasionally sings, for example "Over the Rainbow" from The Wizard of Oz, in stand-up routines.
John was born in Boston, Massachusetts and graduated from Malden Catholic High School in 1982.[1] He started a career in accounting,[4] but on the advice of friends left to pursue a career in comedy.[4]
He got a break when asked to tour with Frank Sinatra. Pinette is a regular guest on The Tonight Show and The View.[4]
Pinette was in Duets, Dear God, and Junior. He was a regular on the series Parker Lewis Can't Lose, and starred as the carjack victim in the final episode of Seinfeld. In 2004, Pinette was Bumpo in Artisan Entertainment's The Punisher, starring Thomas Jane and John Travolta.[1]
Pinette was named Stand-Up Comedian of the Year by the American Comedy Awards in 1999 and received a Gemini Award nomination for his televised performance at Montreal's Just for Laughs Comedy Festival in 2000.[1]
In 2004, Pinette joined the touring cast of the musical Hairspray in the role of Edna Turnblad.[5][6] He later went on to the Broadway production in 2005, and continued in the role until May 28, 2006.[5][7] In his 2006 concert I'm Starvin', he said it was the first musical theater production he had been in since high school.
In 2004, Pinette's stand up material was featured in Comedy Central's animated series Shorties Watchin' Shorties. In 2007, Pinette performed at the 42nd annual MDA Jerry Lewis Telethon. He performed at the Edinburgh Comedy Festival in Edinburgh, Scotland in 2008, and toured in cities in 2010 beginning in April. During this tour, Pinette recorded a Comedy Central special entitled "John Pinette: Still Hungry". The taping took place at the Vic Theatre in Chicago, Illinois. The world premiere of "John Pinette: Still Hungry" was on July 29, 2011, on Comedy Central.[8]
In 2012, Pinette was one of the comedy acts in Ron White's Comedy Salute To The Troops on CMT.
Pinette was a host of the E4 laughs at Edinburgh podcasts, showcasing comedy talent from the Edinburgh Festival in 2008.
He is also the host of All You Can Eat, a TV series taking a humorous look at American cuisine. The show debuted on the H2 network in the U.S. in late June 2013.
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to John Pinette.

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In Vietnam, as in Iraq, rules of engagement were broadened until the rules allowed shooting at anything that moved. In Vietnam, as in Iraq, the US military sought to win people over by terrorizing them. In Vietnam, as in Afghanistan, whole villages were eliminated."
Imagine if a non-president went through a list of everyone in your local elementary school, picked out whom to kill, and ordered them killed. You would call it murder. You would call it mass-murder. You would call it conspiracy to commit mass murder. Why would electing that mass murderer president change anything? Why would moving the victims abroad change anything?
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Are you partial to wallpaper or paint? Whenever I've moved apartments, I've opted to prime, paint and trim, but after seeing the perfectly wallpapered walls in the launch issue of Heart Home magazine, it's decided: I'm ready to switch things up. These photos in particular feature the home of the duo behind the British brand Mini Moderns. This couple definitely knows how to make wallpaper work! I'm obsessed — and plan to place an order from their site very soon. :)
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Built in 1836, Greek Revival Style. The town of Charleston is named after Charles Morton, who donated 20 acres of land for the purpose of setting up the town. The home is now active as a law office. * it will be opened limited hours, please check for times.
Built in the 1870's. Owned by Mr. Paul Beals. The home sits to the North of Hodgen's Pond and is highlighted by a large solarium. The home is surrounded by landscaped gardens and overlooks Hodgen's Pond to the south. The home is beautifully furnished with period items, many antiques in the home are family heirlooms of Paul's family.948 Sixth Street Connolly House
Built in 1863 is the second oldest structure still standing on 6th Street. Italianate Style. The bricks for the home were made at a kiln where EIU now stands, the clay coming from the college pond. Colonel James Connelly had the home built for his bride. Conn0lly served in the Civil War in the 123rd IL Vol Inf. He was a member of President Lincoln's honor guard for his funeral. He was elected to the IL Legislature and later was appointed a US District Attorney in 1872 by President Grant. He also served in the US Congress. The home is being lovingly restored by Debra and Mike Sullivan.
The home was purchased by the Dr. Gerry Dudley family in 1920, and the home remained in their family until 1982 when it was donated to the Coles County Historical Society.
The home is Queen Anne style, with a wrap around porch and elaborate woodwork. The interior of the home is furnished with many of the Dudley family belongings, reflecting the 1920's. It is on the National Register of Historic Places.
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My father was a truly a great man. He was a caring human being. He went to church, worked hard, was a great provider, and helped many others during his lifetime.
He never forgot about how blessed he was. He believed those less fortunate were likely not afforded the same opportunity in life. I am sure he would be outraged by today's politicians who like to refer helping the less fortunate as "stealing from the rich to give to the poor." In those days my father just felt it was the right thing to do.
He was a CFO of a major international manufacturing firm. He hardly ever used a calculator (PC's weren't around in those days) doing most of the number crunching in his head, sat on numerous boards, supported local charities, was a non-smoker, drank the odd glass of sherry, spoke multiple languages, read books, played puzzles, loved the arts, music, bridge and traveled. His favorite past time was spending time at the lake cottage.
Alzheimer's disease took all of that away from him at the ripe young age of just 69. The following seven years became one of our families darkest periods instead of the "golden years" that he had anticipated. It was a seven-year ordeal that saw every fiber and raw emotion within our family exposed. We struggled together, and we also struggled individually, as does most every family who is victimized by Alzheimer's.
We did not have a vote the matter. The disease chose our father. And by extension it chose to impact every member of the family.
It progresses to the point that there is a loss of control of the body's functions. This impacts human dignity and relegates "once great individuals" like my dad (and more famous victims like Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Regan) to forced feedings through plastic tubes, sponge baths and diaper changes which are performed by family members or nurses.
It is humiliating. Most victims would likely choose to "free oneself" along with family and friends from the physical, emotional and financial hell of being hand held and force fed by a 24-hour ward of caregivers. They would choose to take that final trip quickly rather than this tortuous path. It is also an unnecessary burden to the individual and every family member. But by the time they are diagnosed with Alzheimer's they no longer have the opportunity to render such a decision. That is a decision that has to be made in advance.
For me, I have already made my desires well known. I need to die with dignity, never wanting to encumber my wife and other family members from the "prison sentence" of caring for me, as I pass from loving father, husband, grandfather, to a total stranger and invalid requiring 24-Hour care year-after-year. I must have the ability to make my own decision to "Move On," when I am of sound mind and able to do so. I also respect everyone's decision when it comes to such matters. It should not be a law or a government-mandated decision; it must be yours and yours alone. There are many things government or local laws should steer clear of and this is certainly one of them.
Another burden for family members of an Alzheimer's patient is individual guilt. It is an endless list: decisions to be made, things they did, or did not do, but feel they should have done, how they missed that anniversary, wedding, birthday, or said no to something important when asked to attend or participate, to their ability to help with the care, or not help. And this all while a loved one recedes into his/her own world of darkness, which is far removed from the life the rest of us are living.
For many, it's this same guilt factor that further complicates the issues when hard decisions must be made. It's not uncommon for family members/relatives to start pulling back into their own little groups, that are tabling opinions as to who should care for mom or dad; should they stay at home; should they be institutionalized, and if so, what home or hospice … to asking "are we sure mom or dad really know what's happening."
The emotions will be flying from all sides. Everyone's intentions are genuine, and it's a natural reaction when it everyone's own emotions are being stretched to the breaking point, it makes even the simplest actions tough on everyone. And it's these family fractions sparring among themselves (for what they all believe to be the right course of action) that ends up tearing families apart. But however it impacts your family, guilt and raw emotions will play out.
When mom or dad has been diagnosed with Alzheimer's, many family members don't understand the process. Denial sets in -- "can't be happening, "we can fix it," "the doctors are wrong," "dad looks fine." Then dad forgets the name of his wife and then your name and soon is found wandering in a store. Or a friend calls you to say that dad has been knocking at their front door for 10 minutes.
In my case, I went through the 12-step program, except with me it was the "staircase of guilt" that had me searching my inner soul, where I asked myself over and over again, why?
Expanding on my experiences, I hope that it can better assist others when coping with their loved ones when a family member is diagnosed with Alzheimer's. Be prepared for the pressures that will be felt by the primary caregiver (opposite spouse) and then by those who will also become involved in the process. These pressures will seem insurmountable at times, but like everything else, you will address them one-by-one and do the best you can. Never underestimate the mental stress, physical fatigue and in some cases, the financial burden (a cost that can easily reach $100K/year) that are all likely to come into play. Everyone will deal differently with AD, and it is also important to understand this.
I recommend that you first seek out someone you know who has already experienced Alzheimer's in their family and talk to them. Trust me you will learn a great deal from anyone who has previously traveled this same road.
Remember to treat your mother or father (or other family member) with the utmost of respect at all times. You may not know when a victim of Alzheimer's is tuned into what's being said in the room or to what's going on, as opposed to being somewhere else at that moment in time. For that reason it is best to never discuss anything in front of your family member that pertains directly or indirectly to them.
I can remember at my mother's funeral, with my dad 5-plus years into his declining state of mind, sitting in the church pew surrounded by family. Well into the service when the eulogy was given for my mother, I remember that my father's grip on my wife's wrist nearly broke her hand as he squeezed it so hard. No facial gestures, but looking into his eyes, no doubt existed that my father was "tuned in" and very much aware of the service taking place, and for the loss of "the love of his life."
It's important to understand and to accept that not every family member or relative will be as strong as you, or capable to deal with the disease in the same way as you. Taking care of your loved one becomes a total team effort, where everyone assumes the role they feel most comfortable. Ironically over time, every family member is likely to become a caregiver to each other -- it just seems to work out that way.
One may not be capable to handle baths or feedings, but are able and willing to take them for a drive, or walk them down the front walkway and back, an exercise that alone could take an hour or more. AD patients don't go anywhere very quickly, if at all. I remember it took my dad 30 minutes to walk down a short flight of stairs. Don't get anxious, AD is a long and ever-changing process. When you participate and devote your time, you are making a meaningful difference. The role of the primary caregiver takes a huge toll, so make sure that this person (whoever that spouse may be) gets regular breaks and downtime to recharge their engines. The need to take care of the caregiver is also of paramount importance. Family members must realize that "both parents" need equal but different types of caring and assistance. No one can ever underestimate the physical and mental fatigue, the stress and emotional tug-of-war that is always present.
When it's all said and done, in hindsight, their seldom is a right or wrong. Just a need to stay focused, calm, caring and well rested. Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer disease is a fulltime job and it's exhausting. Never give up, always stay loving and remember the good days, even though they will grow farther and farther apart.
I remain a firm believer that from time-to-time, that glimmer of light in the dark does turn "on" and how vitally important it is that your love and respect is also in the "on" position when that happens. Don't run the risk. Don't ever cheat yourself out of these rare, but truly great moments. And always remember that over time, everything has a way of healing itself.
I am sorry to say there is nothing bright and happy about Alzheimer's. As one of the world's fastest growing diseases among baby boomers for which no cure currently exists, I do hope that by the sharing of my personal experiences that I can help the next million families whose father or mother may be diagnosed with this treacherous disease.


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Beverly High School, Beverly, Massachusetts
ALUMNI - Class of 1965
Abbott, Craig
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Retired from the Air Force after 27 years. Now live in Las Vegas, and work for the Metropolitan Police Dept.
(Ahman) Connors, Janet E
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(Allen) Berger, Karen E
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(Ambrose) Sholds, Hattie M
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6 Cornell Rd. Beverly,Ma. 01915 -978-921-5592
(Amos) Crowell, Sheryl G
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Arnold, Edward B.
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Backstrom, Will A
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Barnett, Barbara
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Bennett, Art
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Bennett, ArtEmail: firstname.lastname@example.com and fancy free. Living in the greatest place to drink in the World. Tampa's got some of the best happy hours one could ask for. The beaches are fantastic and the weather is excellent all yr round. Any single women who visit get the royal treatment/however, they should be younger than me..Will be at one of my reunions in August/class of 65. I say one of my reunions because I like to attend reunions for the yrs 64/65/66/67 & 68. I like a good party but who didn't know that. If you come to Tampa let me know. I got the key to the city. Take care, Art Bennett
(Bolla) Larkin, Frances M
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Living in Beverly since 1980. Teaching in Everett,MA since 1974, special education. Hope to retire from teaching in 2004. I think 34 years is enough time teaching without a break. Got married in 1986, no kids, just a dog!!!! Am happy to be living in Beverly. Really enjoy my walks to the beach with my dog, Duncan.
1/05 RETIRED from teaching, 35 years was enough! Time for something new. Still in Beverly. Not sure what's next yet. See you at the 40th.
Bolton, Jeff A
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(Bradstreet) Dean, Nancy B
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Living in San Antonio, TX and working for the City as an IT manager. Go Spurs!
1/08 - Now retired and relaxed. New e-mail is firstname.lastname@example.com.
Butterworth, Bruce R
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Campbell, William (Scott) M
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I'm currently a United Methodist pastor in Cambridge, MA. I have served international congregations in Paris and Brussels. I teach part time at Harvard Divinity School and am the Director of the Network for International Congregations, an organization which places pastors in international settings. I have three grown children and two grandchildren. I was only at Beverly High for two years, but enjoyed it very much, especially the drama and music programs.
Carlman, Philip L
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Spent nearly 6 years as an Air Force Pilot in Vietnam War. Started/sold 2 successful businesses over the years and now am a Realtor and own rental property in gorgeous Ocala, Fl. Married to Heidi (from Florida) and having a blast!
Carroll, Michael J
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Hi classmates I am currently the President and CEO of a medical device firm. I worked over 25 years in this field. I have three sons, and a beautiful grandaughter that is the joy of my life. I travel, and enjoy camping, gives me peace of mind and a break from the daily business pace.
Charette, Gene G
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(Chase) Woodbury, Donna L
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Chouinard, Conrad
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Clanton, Robert A.
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(Clark) Fiore, Cheryl C
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I attended BHS in 1963-64 and then we moved to Danvers. My best friend was Susan Cooney :(. Anybody out there from Memorial Junior High from 1960-62?
Clay, David
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Currently living in Virginia Beach, VA. Retired from the navy after 27 year. Earnedan MS Ed and teach 7th grade Civics. Married with five children, only two left home. Having a great life, hope to make the reunion.
Clough, Robert J
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Software engineering and management for 30 Years, Son 31 and daughter 27. Active in Scouting. Retired USNR.
Enjoy photography, sea kayaking. Chelmsford since 82'
(Cohen) Hampshire, Anita Beth
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Conley, Jeffrey W
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Sue and I moved to a waterfront townhouse in Salem over three years ago and love it there. She retired and hopefully I won't be far behind. We have three grandsons - ages 10,6 and 2 and they all live in North Beverly with our daughter and son-in-law. Our son and daughter-in-law live in southern Virginia - no grandkids there just yet but we have hope. We're both in good health and how important is that? We play a lot of golf up at Wenham country Club and get some sailing in over the summer at Jubilee. I see a lot of our classmates and look forward to the 40th reunion this summer.
8/09 - Sue and I live in the Collins Cove Townhouses in Salem. We are both retired and enjoying life. We have four grandsons, 14,10,6 and 2 years old. Golf at Wenham, boat at Jubilee and spend a few months in Florida in the winter. See you at the 45th reunion next year if not before.
2/12 - Retired since July 2009 and loving it. Sue and I live in the Collins Cove Townhouses in Salem, right on the ocean. We now have five grandsons ages 17,12,8,4 and 18 months. Three live in North Beverly and two in Chesapeake, Virginia. We play a lot of golf at Wenham CC and boat at Jubilee. We see a lot of our classmates around town -- hard to believe all these years have passed. This is a great website to check up on old friends
Cowles, Gary F.
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28 years and counting as a probation officer, married 31 years, three grown children, all out of college (ahhhhhh), two grandchildren.
6/12 - Retired and enjoying life.
Crandall, Robert C
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Hello classmates!! I am a graduate of Claude H. Patten Trade School (printing) I moved to Orlando Florida in 1971 and was employed at the Orlando Sentinel newspaper for 35 years.
I recently moved to South Carolina and enjoying hiking, kayaking and biking !!
Crean, Leonard
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I've lived in the Beverly area except for four years in the US Navy.My wife and I have been married 25 years a few months ago. We have two sons. The oldest is in the US Army in North Carolina with his wife and 1 3/4 children. ( due in Oct.)My other son just graduated from Peabody High class of 2000. Genealogy has become my hobby and have found my family has been around Beverly area for 374 years.
Crowley, Maura H
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Curtis, Ray L
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(Davis) Widdell, Catherine
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Alive & well and living in Amesbury, Mass ... I have two wonderful daughters ... Suzanne & Wendy, and, I've got this terrific Grandson, James, with another grandchild on the way!
Day, David R
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I am currently living in Merrimack NH. Work for GenRad in WestfordMa. Have two daughters and one son. Have two grand children 4 year and one 10 months. Currently work as a electronic technician.
12/09 - Currently semi-retired and living with my wonderful wife
Mary in Hudson NH. Have three children, two step children and four
grandchildren, all are doing well.
Was in the US Army for three years then in electronics and computer peripherals for most of my career.
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Dionne, Dionne L
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I live in the New York City area and have a weekend place in the metropolis of Samsonville, New York (population under 1,000) Most of my family still lives in the Beverly area so visit ocassionally . Beautiful place, the North Shore....
(Doane) Melton, Karen
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I have been married to Chuck for almost 32 years, and am currently "retired"! We have two children and one grandson. We have lived in Selinsgrove, PA for almost 18 years.
7/2009 Still living in PA. Have been married for 41 years now. Our daughter(38)is married and has blessed us with two grandsons(11 and 8)and a granddaughter(9 months). Our son is married and has blessed us with another granddaughter (8 months). I am still "retired". We enjoy returning to Beverly at least once if not more each year as many family members still live in or near there.
(Dodge) Johnson, Stephanie J
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(Doherty) McNamara, Peggy
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Living in Wenham since 1972 with my husband, Jeff and our two sons, Timothy and Andrew. Have been selling real estate for 25 years -- looking forward to our next reunion in 2005 -- any suggestions, just let me know.
Donahue, Ethel M
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Donahue, Robert M
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Retired form US Army in '87. Defense contractor (Military Intelligence Analyst) since then. 3 grown kids (Kristine 32, Jeffrey 31, Lori 30). Great second (and last!) wife from the UK, and stepson C.J. graduates from Northern Arizona U. in Dec 01. Four great grandkids! Presently living in Darmstadt, Germany (2 1/2 years) in support of U.S. Army, Europe and the new war on terrorism. 10 years in Sierra Vista, AZ, and many years around the world prior to that. Don't get back to Beverly too often, though my Mom, brother and sister still live in the area. Would love to hear from anyone I used to know back at BHS!
7/06 - Settled down in Sierra Vista, Arizona after a long career in and as a civilian supporting the US Army. Three kids all grown and 4 grandchildren. Life is g-o-o-d in sunny AZ!
(Dooling) Heffron, Sharon
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Currently living in southern New Hampshire. Clinical social worker, with two wonderful, grown sons. Hello to all my former classmates!
6/05 I wanted to update that my grandson, Caden Durkin, will be three years old in July. A handful and adorable! Looking forward to more.
1/08 Now have a two year old grand daughter, Kendall..she's
Dorfsman, Michael J
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I'm living in Stamford, CT and work in New York City as vice president of media relations for The Bond Market Association. I have a son who just finished his first year at Emerson College and a stepdaughter who graduated from George Washington U.
07/02 - I am now vice president of media relations for JPMorgan in New York. I recently remarried and we are expecting a child in October. My son has transferred from Emerson to the State University of New York at Purchase.
8/05: It was great seeing so many classmates at the reunion and recounting old times. As someone mentioned, I need to update my posting. My wife, Beth, and I have a son, Noah, born in November 2002, so I have a toddler again. He's great fun and a charmer. My other son, Dan, 24, lives in Los Angeles, and hopes to manage alternative rock bands. My stepdaughter Amanda, 29, lives in the Washington, DC area and just had a baby girl, Rebecca Mira, so I'm a granddad, too. Best to all and look forward to the next reunion.
Dow, Daniel H
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Wow, just got invited to our 45th reunion. Never knew anyone was keeping up with this stuff. Well, hello all! and where the heck have you all been? Hope you are fine and life has been good to you. For me, its been one helluva ride. I'm on wife number 5 and officially retired although I'm keeping my real estate brokers license alive in Florida.I spend 6 months there and 6 in Maine where we are working on a "flip". Its a five year project updating and remodeling a house on a very private cove about a half hour north of Bar Harbor in Steuben. Life is GOOD. I kicked the crap out of prostate cancer last year (thank you VA)and plan on conquering the Appalachian Trail (thru hike)next year with my wife. (her idea not mine) Its going to be interesting to see how her knee replacement works out for her. Shes got this "girls rule" syndrome going on and the "A T" is on her "bucket list". Hope to see you all at the reunion!!!
Doyle, James R
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U.S. Foreign Service Officer, Ret. Working for major consulting firm. Married 31 years, two adult children, one grandchild. Whodathunkit!
Drown, David P
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(Fallis) Markey, Sheryl
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Feldmann, Brian E
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Married 33 years to Marlene Marino (Class 1967)- living in Beverly - two children (31 and 28)both graduated from college and working.
2/10 - Not retired yet. Living in Danvers. Married (40 years in
2010) to Marlene Marino Class 1967,Two grandchildren. Looking for phone, email
info for 45th reunion (August 2010)contact list.
Send to me Karen McNamara, or Peg (Doherty) McNamara.
11/13 - Retired 2011. Three grandchildren. Planning 50th reunion
Fisk, Pamela Hepbun
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Just heard about the 35th reunion. Sorry I didn't hear about it sooner. Living in Florida and would like to be notified of the next reunion. Please give my best to the class of 1965.
7/05 Married for third time (!) last year to a wonderful man I met when we went to high school in Puerto Rico before arriving at Beverly High for Senior Year. Although neither of us graduated from that school in Puerto Rico we just went to the 40th reunion there and I felt totally welcome by our buddies of several years. Don't have connections at Beverly High, but just thought I'd check in. My mother and brother still live in Gloucester, MA. I am living in Novato (Marin County) in Northern California near San Francisco, and we are in the process of buying a retirement home in Rincon Puerto Rico! Can't wait for those palm trees,warm ocean and year round summer. Greetings to any who might remember me.
Flanagan, Laughlin E
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Forti, Joe
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Living in Huntersville,NC with my wife, Loie; married 31 yrs with three children, all graduated college and working; retired in 2002 after 33 yrs with GE; play golf and enjoying life. (10.16.04)
5/2011-President at American Mineo Advisors, LLC and Chief Commercial Officer at EPS-AVOB, LTD.
(Freeman) Chernick, Janet F.
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Although I cherish my memories of life on the North Shore, my husband, John, and I have been happily settled in Central Massachusets for the past 17 years. We have been blessed with good health, satisfying careers, and wonderful family. Our son, Jay, will graduate from BU next year and we can finally look forward to "retiring!"
5/03 - Our son graduated from BU, got a job, and is now out on his own. Time to start thinking about retirement, now that college expenses are a thing of the past! In November, 2002, we moved from Shrewsbury to Intervale, New Hampshire in Mount Washington Valley. Please note our new email address, email@example.com
Gabrielli, Robert D
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GAGNON, Frank (Ken) A
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Married 35 yrs. Lena (Giardinella) Have 3 daughters all doing well and 3 grandchildren (2 girls, 1 boy). We are presently living in Atlanta GA area.
Gallagher, Ronald R
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I have lived in peabody for the last 37 years. Have two boys from my first marriage, and a step son and dauther from my 2nd marriage.I have two very cute granddauthers.
I have been in busness as carpenter / general contractor for the last 30 years. We have a second home in Conway, NH where we go to do are boating ,sking, snowmobiling, and all else that keeps us busy
(Gallant) Kardon, Sharen
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I'm a marketing consultant, now living in Baltimore with my husband Fred.
Gauthier, Ronald L
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(Glodt) Stern, Susan
STERN-Susan Stern, 55, a resident of Corrales, and her husband, Dr. Peter Stern, died in their home, December 16, 2002. Susan and Peter lived in Corrales for over 30 years. They are survived by their twin daughters, Molly and Mandy Stern; and son-in-law, Jay Mandel. Dr. Stern was an accomplished orthopedic surgeon of more than 30 years standing and, more recently, had formed a consulting company to perform independent medical evaluations. Susan Stern, known professionally as Susan Glodt Stern shared her profound love and deep knowledge of writing with students who attended one of her writing seminars. She was extremely well read-knowledgeable not just about how to write solid fiction, but also about famous and influential works of literature. She was a prize-winning local journalist before pursuing a career in writing her own fiction and teaching others. Together, Susan and Peter shared a deep love for string instruments, and classical music. They befriended many professional musicians and artists from all over the world. They were devoted patrons of the New Mexico Symphony, the June Music Festival, and other local music and arts organizations. Peter enjoyed studying the violin and Susan, the viola. They were known for their weekend chamber music gatherings at their home. A Memorial Service will take place on Sunday, December 22, 2002 at 11:00 a.m. at French Mortuary-Westside Chapel, 9300 Golf Course Rd. NW (3 blocks N. of Paseo del Norte) with Rabbi Amy Sapowith, officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in Susan Glodt Stern's name to the Southwest Writers Group, 8200 Mountain Rd. NE, Albuquerque, NM 87110, of which Susan was an active member for many years. Arrangements by French Mortuary-Westside Chapel, 9300 Golf Course Rd. NW.
Albuquerque Journal Death Notice: December 20, 2002
(Goyette) Sweet, Laureen A
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Laureen passed away from a long illness in August 2001. She is survived by her husband Peter and four children, Julie, Kristine Kevin and Dennis.
-Peter Sweet
Hall, Stephen P
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Back in Beverly, after living for more than 20 years in Marblehead, MA. Currently employed as Executive Director of the Beverly Historical Society. I also write a Beverly history column for the Salem Evening News.
(Harrison) Rigby, Holly A
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5/03 - We live in Klein, TX, outside of Houston..I am teaching 7th grade English, have two daughters, 31 and 27, both married, the youngest is in law school in NC.
We all try to get to NH every summer for a month and to check on my aunts and see family and friends on the North Shore. I enjoyed seeing familiar faces at the reunion in 2000, although it seems a lifetime ago...pre 9/11, doesn't it? I am now at the point in my life where I want everything to be dull and boring; rude and sudden shocks have taken their toll.
5/09 - 2009 finds us healthy and still living near Houston. I am a middle school librarian with no thoughts of retirement yet. Two daughters, on 37, the other 33...one an attorney, the other in law school. I spend every summer in NH, out of the Texas heat! My husband..still busy working for an oil company...Best to everyone...will we have a 45th reunion?
6/10 - Glad to hear of the reunion in August. We are rebuilding
our summer place in NH, so we expect to be in town then. Someday all the people
living in the Texas area should plan a BHS reunion, San Antonio, Corpus, Dallas,
Houston...how many of us are there now?
Looking forward to seeing everyone in Beverly, though! We are still working, traveling, and enjoying!
3/13 - Wish we could have made 45th...we were in NH, but had company before daughter's wedding. We finally have a grandchild, a baby girl, Ava, born in January in Boston! We are both still working...living in Washington, NH in summer. One daughter in Texas, one in Lexington, MA, so we will split our time. We are very lucky. Love to hear from anyone...or visit us in NH.
Hayes, Ellen M
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Teacher of English as a Second Language in Boston Public Schools in the 1970's. Took a position in the U. S. Marshals Service, Boston, followed by an appointment to the U. S.
District Court, Boston, as Court Clerk to 3 federal judges, and interpreter of Spanish, Portuguese, and Italian. Happy to be alive after suffering a cardiac arrest at my desk at federal court. I owe my survival to a Spanish speaking cleaning lady, a dedicated federal court nurse and medical professionals at MGH. Love to travel, have fun and learn languages. Email: email@example.com
Heger, Richard A
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Hentschel Jr., Paul A
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Hidalgo, Ronald G
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Presently living in Coos Bay Or. I have one son and a beautiful grandaughter. Still working, but still have plenty of time for fishing and kayak surfing.
(Holden) Bernard, Elaine E
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Hello everyone. Well I've been married for the past 34 yrs to a wonderful man named Paul who also graduated in "65". We have 3 grown children. Son Todd 32 who is currently in the Middle-East,daughter Nicole who is 30 married and has 3 children 2 girls and 1 boy and living the next town over from us and a daughter Heather 23 who is still living home. We live in Danville,NH and have for the past 16 years.
We have only made 2 reunions. We have not heard or any other.
Hoping to hear or see some of you soon.
2/05 - Been married to a wonderful man named Paul for 36yrs, who
also graduated with us. Have 4 grown children. My daughter Tracey is 36 my son
Todd is 35 and in the Army Special Opts. He is married and has a 16 yr old. They
live in Tenn. My daughter Nicole is married and has 3 children and my daughter
Heather is single living on her own. I enjoy watching my grandchildren and other
children in my home and Paul also works out of our home. We went to our 5th and
15th reunion and haven't been since.
Hutchinson, Robert D
Bob Hutchinson worked for Boston Gas for several years and was killed in an auto accident in Oct. 1988. He would want to be remembered to the first graduating class of the "new school" The class of 1965. .........from his brother Rich, firstname.lastname@example.com
Jones, Stephen
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Back living in Beverly since 1993, semi retired working part time at River Street Grille next to Beverly Bowl-O-Mat.
Jusiewicz, David J
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12/08 - Went back to school at the age of 45 and got a Master's in Criminal Justice and Criminology. Am currently a probation officer for the 40th Judicial District and teach theory classes and "Criminal Procedure and the Constitution" to Texas Police Academy cadets.
Was elected as a member of the Board of Trustees of the Alvarado Independent School District in 2007.
Have three kids, 38, 30, and 28, and three grandchildren. Live in the Hill Country of Texas and have horses,donkeys, ponies, and llamas.
12/09 - I graduated from the University of North Texas in 2006 with a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice. I am currently a probation officer in Ellis County, Texas, and live in Alvarado. I have three children and two grandchildren.
12/12 - Am still working as the Manager of Low Risk Offenders in Adult Probation, the 40th Judicial District, Texas. Also am teaching three criminal justice classes at Navarro College, Corsicana, Texas. Don't see retirement just yet.
(Kiddle) Patch, Ruth E
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I taught at the Washington School in Beverly before marrying Brad (BHS Class of '62). We will celebrate 31 happy years together in November. In 1972, we moved to Atlanta. Brad works as an auditor for Delta Air Lines, and I am a second grade teacher at Immaculate Heart of Mary School in Atlanta. We are the proud parents of two married sons, Chris(29) and Jeff(28), a daughter, Laura(25), who is engaged to be married on June 2,2001, and a son, Andrew(14), who is a student at St. Pius X High School. We are living in Tucker, GA, just outside of Atlanta. We are anxiously awaiting the arrival of our first grandchild. I'm sorry we couldn't make it to the 35th Reunion, but hopefully, we will see everyone at the 40th.
My husband retired from Delta
Air Lines in December of '01. We are now the grandparents of two precious little
girls, Lindsay (2) and Caitlin (2 months). Just an update to our family tree. Granddaughter #3,Annalise
Elizabeth O'Connell, was born on Oct. 13. She is the first child born to our
daughter, Laura, and her husband, Ricky. Brad and I are thrilled!
I have also edited our e-mail address.
We can't wait to hear the details for our 40th reunion.
6/05 - I hope this finds everyone healthy and happy.
3/08 We finally got a grandson to join our 3 granddaughters! Ryan Holcombe O'Connell was born on November 26, 2007. We are blessed that all of our kids and grandkids live in GA. Brad and I are loving this grandparenting role! "Ya'll" please give us a call if you should get to the Atlanta area. (In truth, I still get kidded about my "Yankee" accent ~ even after 36 years here)! :-)
(Kimball) Donovan, Connie E
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My husband and I have lived in Ipswich, MA for 30 years. I retired from teaching first and second grades in Ipswich, for 39 years, in June of 2008. I have two stepsons 42, and 39. We enjoy our two grandchildren, Jocelyn who's 15, and Chandler who's 12. Our daughter, Caitlin, who's 29 has recently become engaged! My husband is semi-retired and works out of our house, which is great for both
of us. We've become more involved in church and I taught CCD classes -to first and second graders the last two years. It's JUST enough! We have three dogs ; a nine year old Golden mix, Molly, an eight year old Pekingese, Adrianna, all black except for a couple of white areas, and our fantastic Papillon, Chloe. They are all great dogs and keep us in stitches.
Kokoska, Eugene J
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Still living in Beverly with the exception of a short stay in Hamilton. Starting to get involved in real estate part-time and as something I can continue to do after retirement. I am now associated with Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage in the Beverly Office with enhanced resources to better serve your real estate needs. Call me at the office: (978) 927-1111 * Direct: (978) 882-4435. Hope to see you at the next reunion!
11/09 - Started a second career working for the U S Treasury
Department since 2004. Still living in Beverly ( built my home in 1985 after a
sort stay in a home I built in Hamilton) Hope to see evryone at the next get
together hope all is well.
Kramer, John M
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I have been living in and around NH for about 35 years. We are now living in Northfield, NH. I am now retired from the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard, where I worked on Nuclear submarines. Several of my jobs were in Connicut, Califrona and over in Scotland. Several vacations were taken in Scotland, England, Wales and our last trip in 2002 was in Ireland. I Retired in 1997, after 21 years. My wife and I have been married for 36 years this Tuesday. We have 3 grown children, 2 girls and 1 boy and 2 grandchildren, one of each.
LaMontagne, Gerard J
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Living on Cape Cod for the past 25 years including a two year stint in St. Pete FLA. Married 33 years, 6 kids and four grandchildren. 52 tuition semesters of college and Prep school out of the way and only ONE more semester to go. No changing majors was the rule. See you at the 40th.
Le Blanc, Ron E
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Levy, Rona L
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Hello everyone! I am very sorry I will not be at the reunion. Here s the 2005 update: I have been living in the Pacific Northwest near Seattle for 30 years, where I am a professor at the University of Washington. I am married to Andrew Feld, a gastroenterologist from NY, and we have three daughters: one a student at Dartmouth, one Harvard, and one still in high school. Favorite activities usually involve enjoying the wonderful environs this part of the world has to offer: sailing, skiing, and hiking. My best to all!
Lohnes, Glenn
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After living in NC, VA, FL & GA over the span of a ~25 year health administration career, interspersed with Navy duty, I'm now with my wife and two children, teaching health administration & management, and heading up a graduate degree program (MHA) at Southwest Missouri State University in Springfield, MO (never thought I'd wind up out in the middle of nowhere with no ocean!). I've stayed in touch with Ruth Kiddle-Patch and Bob Clanton and would love to hear from other BHS alums!
1/14 - Retired from Missouri State University 2
years ago and currently Director of The Leadership Institute at CoxHealth, a
10,500 employee health system in Springfield, MO. Married 26 years to Alice.
We have a college sophomore and a high school senior still 'on the payroll,' but
I'm hoping for retirement in a couple more years at most. 43 years now in
healthcare administration, but still love the mission.
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MacQuarrie, Donald A.
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Marshall, Ronald P
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(McCabe) Whitney, Gale
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I live in Gloucester during the summer and early fall and I'm in Naples, FL for 8 months. I hope to get to the Beverly reunion in FL this year. I taught in Beverly for 31 years and retired 11 years ago. I've been married for 13 years to Marlin Whitney.I was also married to Bill Alboth for 24 years. I'd love to hear from friends from the past
11/11 - I had a great time at the last
3 reunions. Looking forward to the 50th. Maybe it would be fun to include class
of 66. I live in Naples, FL for 8 months now but Beverly will always be home.
If anyone is in the Naples area during winter we could have a mini reunion like
my husband's class in Lexington does. E-mail me. Hope to hear from someone. Gale
McKenzie, Jim
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Living and working in Beverly. Married nearly 30 years. Three sons, and one daughter-in-law I am very proud of.
McKown, Andrew F
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McNamara, Karen A
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BHS Class of 65 --- 45th Reunion
WHEN: Saturday, August 7, 2010 WHERE: Angelica s Restaurant
Route 114 at the corner of Rt. 62
TIME: 6:30 PM - 12:30 AM Middleton, MA
ATTIRE: Summer Casual DJ Mike Allen
COST: $50.00 per person
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Medis, Gregory
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Hi Folks. I graduated Brandeis U. 1969, Albert Einstein College of Medicine 1973 and currently practice medical oncology. It's been tough, but saved a few lives along the way. I have three great kids 18-21 and live in Wisconsin. Hey, Cathy Fielding and Janet B. where are you !!!
I am doing well and I find practicing medicine still rewarding. But, I will be cutting back substantially to do fun things; woodworking, wilderness canoe camping in the BWCA and enjoying the company of a great woman! I wish everyone well.
Hi folks, I'm at the end (well, almost the end) of a long medical career. Life has been good. Hope all is well with everyone.
Michaud, Jeff A
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Miller, Gordon
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Retired from the Air Force in 1988 after 20 years. Living in Maine since then and working for a lumber yard. Been married for 38 years and have three kids. One in Wisconson, one in Maine and one in Germany. Good excuse to travel.
(Moffett) Porreca, Judith A
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(Moser) Mueller, Kathryn J
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Married for 30 years to Chuck (Charlie to most of you) Mueller, also from the class of 1965. After living for over 20 years in Iowa City, we moved last year to Holland, MI. Avid quilter. One son, Dave who is living in Albuquerque.
Mueller, Charles
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Product Manager for Haworth Furniture in Holland, MI. Enjoy sailing this big lake...almost looks like the ocean! See Kathy's notes above.
Murphy, Leonard P
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(Nelson) Gallagher, Jacqueline L
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Still here in Beverly, married for 34 yrs to george(1959)have 3 children 1 son and 2 daughters. son is a buyer for a piping co. oldest daughter is a accounts recievable clerk for a nursing home and youngest daughter is a business office manager for a nursing home. Have 3 beautiful grandaughters ages 7,4 and 2. My 2 yr old is a brain damaged baby who suffered a stroke before birth, she is healthy and beautiful to us. Would love hearing from any of you.
(Nichols) Chappell, Carolyn F
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I am living in southern nh. Three children 37,36,32 (2 daughters and a son) Enjoying part-time retirement from nursing. Single grammy of three. Hope to see everyone soon.
(Nimblett) Cormier, Kathleen
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Noonan, Raymond J
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Obrien, James W
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Still living in the garden city have worked for a candy wholesaler in cambridge for the last twenty years still married with two daughters one living in beverly and the other one in naples fla. 35th reunion was great hope to see everyone at the 40th (gulp) O`B
Odom, Anne M
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Ossoff, Robert H
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Peters, Frank
Well it's over! Great 35th Reunion!!! We hope everyone that attended enjoyed
themselves as much as we did. I do believe we also started a new annual
event. The Class of 65 Golf Open.
6/04 - Just wanted to thank everyone for their love and support during my father's sickness and subsequent passing. He was truly blessed to have so many wonderful friends. On behalf of my mother Linda and brothers Dana and Jason we thank everyone so much. Chris Peters Class of 86
(Peterson) Young, Gail A
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I have been married 30 years this June...have a son, 23 and a daughter, 25...also two grandchildren. Taught PE in MA and then Special Needs in NH for 15 years...Am now living in Manhattan, MT and received my Associates Degree in Early Childhood Education...am presently an Assistant Director for a local daycare facility. My husband and I are enjoying the "West Coast" and are frequent visitors to Las Vegas and California. Would love to hear from classmates and want to be kept up-dated on our 40th!!
Pomfret, Stephen T
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Retired computer engineer, married for 40 years 3 children, 5 grand children. Maynard Assessor for 30 years.
Potter, Robert P.
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Prokop, Paul J
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Retired from the US Coast Guard after 32 years, living in River Ridge (New Orleans), Louisiana. Married to Molly for 31 years; two grown children (Emily 29 in Houston, Texas and Robbie 24 in Metairie, Louisiana). Owner of Kenner Kourier Service, Inc. (a courier and delivery service) and Robbie's Place, Inc. (a sandwich shop).
(Racow) Morin, Ann
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I'm still happily living with my family in San Diego and very active in the community for kids and adults with disabilities.
I'm a School Board appointed member of the Community Advisory Committee for Special Education,which "watches" San Diego's public education for students receiving Special Education services. I'm also an appointed member of the executive board of a state mandated "oversight" agency which oversees the rights of people with Developmental Disabilities.
In Memorium
(from Kevin McGrath, Library/Media Specialist, BHS)
This letter is to inform you of the death of a former student, Donna Louise Richards. Donna graduated from Beverly High on or about 1965. She died on Oct, 29, 2000 in Austin, Tx., her home for the past 20 years. She leaves behind a loving husband, Alan Dawkins, Mother Harriet and a sister Polly. Her incredibly wonder memories will remain with her family and friends forever.
(Robinson) Landers, Rosalind A
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Joined the Air Force to see the world! Have one son all grown up!Lived in Fl for 12 years..Too Hot!!! Now I'm living back in Beautiful New England! Married divorced, married divorced.. Can't seen to get it right.. LOL So now I prefer the company of my dogs! Only one snores!.... :-) They eat what I give them and are house broken! :-) Love to heard from anyone that remembers me! LOL >:)
(Rollins) Beaulieu, Janice
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Married 31 yrs to Robert Beaulieu, Class of 64. Have 3 grown childrenMichael,30, Kristin, 26 and Keith, 23. Have two grandchildren, all doingwell. Have worked for a Beverly Pediatrician for 19 yrs.
Roundy-Figearo, Sue
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I am now the Coordinator of EMT & Paramedic Training at Western Nevada Community College in Carson City, NV. Also EMS Captain on the Dayton (Nevada) Vol. Fire Department. It's a small town just East of Carson City on Highway 50 (near Virginia City - yes that old town from Bonanza really exists, but with electricity now!). In addition to running the Rescue truck, I'm usually the engineer for our primary pumper (fire truck) and a wildland firefighter (scary thought, huh? at this age!) You may have seen that we've had over a million acres burn in wildfires this year alone! Also proud to be a member of the 1998 Nevada State Firefighters Association Waterfight Championship team! Living on the Ponderosa suits me well! Very happy, reasonably healthy and dating a neat guy! Keep in touch and let me know if you come to the Reno-Tahoe area.
I was a single warrior goddess for most of my life, until I met the man who really loves me for me! Married him in 2009 in Nevada and again in Beverly two weeks later. Love my husband, my dog and my family. My husband is Vietnam Vet (Captain, USMC Saigon), now retired sheriff (Commander) and out here the sheriffs are the primary police agencies, and he s a retired computer programmer. Our dog is an adopted Belgian Malinois Shepherd, retired police canine and still full of adrenaline! Family is all over this great country and I love to visit and have them visit us. We live in Carson City (state capitol), a city of about 80,000. I was an EMS Instructor and health care administrator in Mass. for many years before moving west in 1997. Also spent 11 years as the Trainer for the UMass.-Amherst Rugby team and was inducted into the Rugby Hall of Fame. After moving west, I was the Coordinator of EMT & Paramedic Training at Western Nevada College in Carson City, NV, until I retired from that. Also recently retired EMS Captain on the Dayton (Nevada) Vol. Fire Department. (It's a small town just East of Carson City on Highway 50 near Virginia City - yes that old town from Bonanza really exists, but with electricity now!). In addition to running the Rescue truck, I was usually the engineer for our primary pumper (fire truck) and a wildland firefighter (scary thought, huh? at this age!) After retiring, I went to work for the feds traveling around the country teaching responders about biological agents for several years and I went back to work at the Carson City Sheriff s Office for a few years. Living on the Ponderosa suits me well! Very happy and reasonably healthy. Keep in touch and let me know if you come to the Reno-Tahoe area.
(Rowe) Fogel, Marcia
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(Sciucco) Casali, Lucia A
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Proud grandmother of 3 granddaughters and proud mother of a daughter and son. Married Buddy Casali from Danvers Class of 1964. Retired from 40 years as LPN and phelebotomist. Main accomplisment in my life has been my wonderful family and friends.....
7/12 - Currently living in Danvers. Married to
Buddy Casali class of 1964 of Danvers High. Two Children Maria and Joey. 3
granddaughters. Olivia, Julia and Emilia. Retired from the medical profession.
Love retirement and socializing with friends and family...Please keep me updated
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Sheehan, Andrew J
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Living in Beverly, married 22 years and have 1 daughter, a senior at B.H.S. I have worked 40 years this July 2007, for the Commonwealth of Mass. as a Construction Engineer. Looking forward to retirement and enjoying some camping and boating.
(Shepard) Riley, Gail
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Glad to see so many at last year's class reunion. David and I are still an item after 40 years. We live in Merrimac, MA. We are both semi retired, and enjoying our favorite past time motorcycle riding.
ps Thought I had submitted this before. Sorry if it is a repeat.
(Soucy) Novello, Pat
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Living in Beverly. Married 32 years. We have two married daughters and five granddaughters .(our oldest daughter had two sets of twins) what a joy. Retired from nursing Enjoying sewing and all my girls.
3/06 - since my last entry, I have become a widow. After 33 years of marriage, my husband died suddenly in November of 2001. On a happier note, I have become a grandmother again to a wonderful little girl. That makes me a grandmother of 6 girls. My oldest daughter Julie and her husband Glenn have 2 sets of twins. Meghan and Lyndsey are almost 12, and Emily and Allyson are 7. Jacki, my youngest daughter and her husband Ray have 7 year old Courtney, and our newest, Taylor age 1 (looks just like her grandfather) and is a blessing to me. Missed the 40th, haven't been to a reunion yet but always say I am going to go....still living in Beverly....sewing, interior painting, specializing in faux finishes. My new e-mail address is email@example.com
(Spencer) Mitchell, Jacalyn S
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(Stockton) King, Louise
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Have been married 35 years come this July, have 2 daughters, 3 grandsons and another child due in Oct. I have lived in Edgewater, Florida for 20 years in July. My husband and I work for the school system of Volusia County.
Strahl, Jeanette P
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I have been living in New Mexico since 1970. Was married, have two daughters, Cedra and Marisa, her husband David Johnson, and two grandsons, Avery and Ethan Johnson. Life is good in the "Land of Enchantment." I am a very busy real estate broker, and try to make time for my writing. Have traveled extensively, and enjoy hiking, painting, the arts, in general.
(Swan) Zink, Susan S
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I just thought I would share how much I am looking forward to the 40th in August! It will be my first reunion...hope we wear big-lettered name tags! Looking forward to seeing the Class of 65!
8/05 - Just a footnote after the 40th reunion.... they did have
BIG letters on the name tags! Grand to see so many on August 6th - the
reunion committee did a fabulous job. This was my first attendance at a
reunion, but (God willing) it won't be my last. If anyone ventures west to the
wilds of Winchendon located in North Central Massachusetts, stop by for a
Talbot, Edmond H
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(Tannebring) Bianca, Paula K
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I live on Long Island in New York and have been married for 39 years to my college sweetheart. My son,his wife and my grandchildren live in Michigan and my daughter lives in Brooklyn with her husband. I taught German in Pennsylvania after graduation and then was the teacher/director of preschool at a local Lutheran school for twenty years.
(Tardiff) Bochynski, Nancy M
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Moved to sunny Florida in October 2005. I love every minute here. Have met lots of old friends down here. Don't miss the cold or snow one bit. I do get home to visit family, but only in the summer. Looking forward to our next reunion. I manage a dental office in Stuart,FL. Looking forward to retiring soon.
(Tobin) Lewis, Marguerite C.
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(Tolvanen) Walburn, Glenna
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Having lived in Topsfield, MA for 20+ years I up and moved to Amesbury and have been here for 7. I work for a Food Broker in Billerica and travel throughout New England, which is great because my home is my office..... I get to work (on occasion) without having to get dressed and out of the house in the AM. I love traveling and try to get away whenever I can, particularly to Europe as I love the cities, art, and history.... History? Now that's a shocker, especially to my former teachers.
I have two sons (Tim-36 and Ben-32) - dam, am I that old? - who BOTH packed their bags and moved to Colorado within a year of each other. They have a very successful business designing and inlaying hardwood floors, so I told them that I was going to move out there and let them support me..... funny, but I haven't heard from them in a while.... and why are their phone #'s unlisted? Hmmmm, better think about this one.
Hope to see everyone at the 40th, and would love to hear from anyone.
8/05 - Note new email address........ and if you went to the
40th reunion and got the class directory, note that my PO Box # is 518, not 158.
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Anyone know any good lakes around here. I fish the golf course lakes in my neighboorhood (but technically not allowed to) and there are some pretty nice bass out here! But does anyone know any lakes that arent full of pesticides? I always catch and release in the golf course's because of the pesticides and I mainly do like to catch and release but every now and again id like to keep a couple!
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I wonder what it is I am doing out in the world that prevents this happening for me? This question is one that right now I have time and space to observe.
Just now, reflecting on an interaction I had yesterday, I was struck with a sudden possibly illuminating thought….perhaps part of the problem is that my expectations are too high. Of myself and of others.
Maybe also unconsciously I have been valuing certain interactions more than others instead of what I aspire to, which is accepting everyone for who they are. Oh that's just ridiculous – as I wrote that I realise that what I am doing there is expecting myself to be perfect. I do accept others for who they are and I am a human being who sometimes makes mistakes!
So what happens?
Well I think it's to do with my stress levels and anxiety levels. Here I am in the world and my interactions are often shaped by others and not by who I am as a person. My anxiety means that sometimes(and less so these days), it hasmeant that I am constantly searching for feedback in the other person's face and if i see a flicker of boredom or a yawn or something else negative I would close down immediately!
too high expectations of interactions
What else?
Hmm there is also something that I've had for years and very pathetic it is. I tend not to contact people but wait for them to contact me – even people who I regard as friends. Due to my sometimes inaccurate reading of body language and my minute analysis of the words of others,my thinking gets distorted. I think… "won't send a message, or call or suggest meeting up as the other person doesn't want me bothering them." I think this happens online also as I am not particularly wonderful here either.
Another issue is that I think I have nothing to offer. I am conscious of how emotionally needy I can be and don't want to take all the time. I wonder if people sense this. There is all that stuff about in positive psychology writing about avoiding negative people. Perhaps that is how I am in the world?
And again another issue related to the anxiety is FEAR. That old thing! For example this week I met a new person at work and I feel that we are getting along like a house on fire. I am pacing myself, I'm relaxed and just being myself most of the time. Then creeps up from nowhere that old paranoia, that anxiety, that fear. I know that I often have this connection and then after a while something goes wrong and I cannot seem to progress it or maintain it. It slips away. Must be something to do with how I come across. I think I push people away as i have always felt that once they know the real me they won't want to know me. Bits of my life just don't fit sometimes with other bits of my life and I don't seem to be very thick skinned. Too sensitive.
too high expectations
anxiety/distorted thinking
thinking too much/worry and shame
too much focus on myself instead of the other person
thinking about the outcome rather than enjoying the journey
Right now I wonder how on earth I am here AGAIN writing this entry. I feel as if I am just in an endless cycle, repeating the same learning and not learning from it – years and years of the same failures.
Again that it too harsh – I am miles aways from the person who maybe wrote something similar 20 years ago or 10 years ago.It's just that there is something missing and I can't quite grasp that bit of the learning – maybe I never will.
The person I met this week. I absolutely love her and want to nurture the connection I feel there is. So what stops me? Just my own thoughts about not being quite her sort of person and my knowing that I am really not – or the outer look of my life does not reflect the inner. It's not about changing myself into someone I am not. It's about letting the person I am shine through and not being ashamed of any part of me or of any part of my life. Keeping my love for the other person and not comparing myself and finding I fall short. We are all different and all the same – it's about balancing that.


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I wanted to build a simple 2 channel bluetooth remote switch box.
to allow me to remotely switch various devices on and off from my android phone.
The device had to be small easy to use and flexable enough to control anything I wanted.
some of the uses are controling my slr camera. and to switch on mains devices like lights.
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Address: Bradford On Avon Marina, Widbrook, Bradford On Avon, Wiltshire, BA15 1UD [map] [gmap]
Tel: 0871 951 1000 (ref 11150) - calls cost 10p per minute plus network extras
Bradford-on-avon (1.1 miles), Trowbridge (1.6 miles), Avoncliff (2.1 miles)
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- Pool table (League facility), Dartboard (County League), Fruit machines, Quiz machines
- Food served (Bar and a la carte), Sunday roast (Plus Thursday evening), Real ale (Regular guest ales)
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- Outside seating (Overlooking Marina), Dogs allowed (In the gardens), Children allowed (Safe play area), Late licence (Till 1am weekends), Credit cards accepted, Car park (80 spaces), Smoking area, Function room for hire, Wireless internet access (provided by The Cloud), Coach parties welcome (By appointment), Disabled access, Disabled toilet
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|Looking good under new ownership, has been tidied up, beer good although could do with beers from smaller breweries, currently Doom Bar, 6X & Ringwood Best. Food looks good from the temporary new menu. Staff friendly.
clangersmate - 2 May 2012 13:31
|This poor old pub. I get sad when I read comments about the Manager or Licensee not running after you 24 hours a day. Why do we expect the Landlord to be a slave . We do it and when he has a gut full, we say, managers come and next thing they go. They only go because they are not happy with the way they have been made fit it by the punter. No point him employing all the staff (for your benefit) if he still has to do the job himself. Next owner/manager, lets give some healthy support and see this place get going.
gregdaniels - 10 Jan 2012 17:23
|on the market, managers here one day & gone the next, overpriced beer, need i say more.
clangersmate - 27 Oct 2011 13:17
|We went to this pub on a Monday evening for my son's birthday. We come here maybe twice or three times a year and have always found it pleasant enough. There is the wonderful pirate ship for the children to play on and last night there was a bouncy castle as well. For a Monday evening, there were a surprisingly high number of customers, most of whom were eating. The addition of a free salad bar was a real bonus. Our meals were really very nice, the burgers were generously sized and imaginatively presented. My steak was the nicest I have had in a long time, tender, delicious and cooked to perfection. The staff were attentive and helpful, and the landlord was welcoming and friendly. We enjoyed looking out over the marina, watching a heron fishing at close range. All in all, a really lovely couple of hours, and I would highly recommend this pub.
cybergirl - 10 Aug 2010 08:02
|Now up for sale for 750K
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"Wow." That was my first and, for a few minutes, my only response.
"Wow." People at our church had asked, "What community agencies do we partner with?" In other words, how does St. Christopher's Episcopal Church serve the greater High Point community through shared activities?
The "wow" answer was 18.
In very few cases, the involvement is primarily through money. Frequently our involvement is through volunteers. Sometimes it is strictly by making available a place for a group to meet.
As I reflected, I began to see the truth of the old saying, "You get back more than you give."
A few examples:
• As I stand at the bedside of a person who is being given a unit of blood, I reflect on how our minimal effort to host a blood drive made this life saving procedure possible.
• Waiting for the dinner to start at Open Door Ministries I see not only grungy men but men who would not attract your attention on the street. In addition, there are a few women and children — thankfully only a few. The face of the homeless is varied and sometimes surprising. But when one of those grungy men comes up to say, "Thank you, you will be in my prayers tonight," the "wow" factor hits again, along with embarrassment over being judgmental.
• A young child goes up to a teacher and says, "Somebody gave us a bin full of food! We can eat this summer." As the MasterCard commercial goes, the food may have cost some money, but the feeling of helping is priceless.
• Church activities push a recovery group out of another church. Their ministry to their members is essential, but they need a room to meet.
The list goes on.
I am struck by the old story of a man who proudly declares, "I pulled myself up by my own bootstraps!" He is then asked, "Who gave you the bootstraps?" The many agencies that provide "bootstraps" to young people are some of the most important in our society.
A final example: We learned that single parents at Guilford Technical Community College sometimes drop out of school because they do not have the gasoline to reach school. To provide that "bootstrap: is so simple, yet so important.
So ask yourself: Which of these would Jesus support? And which of these would Jesus have us support?
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By Tim O'Brien For Sun-Times Media October 8, 2011 7:24PM
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Throughout his first season, Evergreen Park coach Dan Hartman has tried to instill tradition within his program.
One tradition has the Mustangs in the postgame huddle counting down one-by-one each and every point the team scored in that game.
Playing in Summit on Argo's Homecoming, Evergreen Park's scoring countdown took a little longer than usual Saturday as the Mustangs rolled to a 55-6 South Suburban Red win.
"Every game our goal is to just keep scoring on the defense," Evergreen Park's Jared Jackson said with a smile. "First to 50. That's all we're trying to do, a race to 50 points."
Jackson was a key cog in the three-headed monster Evergreen Park (5-2, 3-1) unleashed on Argo, racking up 250 rushing yards on eight carries with two long scores. Victor Baker (10 carries, 65 yards) added three rushing touchdowns, while quarterback Brandon White ran for a score and threw for another.
"We're confident (as an offense)," Baker said. "With Jared, Brandon and our offensive line doing so well, we got a victory, and we're confident we can get it done."
Eight first-half possessions produced six touchdowns as Evergreen Park sprinted out to a 42-6 lead. Baker scored all three of his touchdowns in the first half (2, 11 and 25 yards). White ran for a 40-yard TD and found Kyle Venhulzen for a 29-yard score in the air.
Jackson broke free for an 83-yard touchdown run and added a 77-yard scamper in the third quarter.
"We've just got to find the hole and run hard," Jackson said. "The coaches tell us to keep moving our feet, and that's what we were doing today. Ground it out."
The Mustangs defense forced four turnovers — three interceptions (two from Chris Cheatham) and a fumble recovery.
Argo (2-5, 1-3) was led by Richard Olsen (21 carries, 164 yards), who scored on a 57-yard run early in the first quarter.


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