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I'm looking forward to seeing the Gang at the reunion, too. Very fun seeing the guys last fall at the reunion of the '64 football team. BIG REQUEST- If anyone has, or knows how to get, a Class of '65 Yearbook, it would be a great favor, I lost mine and would love to replace it. Maybe a married Oriole couple who have 2? Thanks, Bob
I am still living in the So. Calif desert area, 30 years. My parents moved from St. Louis Park just last Nov. to Alabama where my brother Jeff Nelson lives. I am looking forward to this reunion very much. WOW 40 years, I guess we all feel this way, WOW!! See you in August!!!
It's a pleasure to sign this guest book. It's my 58th birthday today, and I have to say that life has been great. It's also funny that I received the 40th reunion invite on my birthday. ( I'm surprised I lasted this long ) I live in Atlanta, GA. for those people who still live in Minnesota, I'm on my way to play some golf. I wish everyone well. See you at the reunion
Looking forward to a 40 year reunion. Anyone there in the Charlotte, NC area. One good thing is the NO SNOW to put up with. Can't believe we made it this far.
40 years..WOW! I'm too am looking forward to the get together. It'll be great seeing how many still have hair. See you there!! Gregg Griffiths
Hello from Long Island, New York! When I was attending StLP HS, I never dreamed that I would celebrate 40 years being outta there, let alone making it to age 58!!! I also didn't even think of living anywhere but the Twin Cities area! I can hardly wait till August 26th and hope to see many of you there!
Hi all! Greetings from Tucson Az.( Anyone from class live here)? I am very excited to see all of you at our 40 yr. reunion! We were adults forty years ago? Strange! My life is really great! Can't help remembering some really great times back then as well! . Anyone know where BooBoo is? Special classmates, Diane C., Gerry C., Bonnie C., Marrilllyn, Johnny S., Stanley G., Steve G., Craig L., Francie R., George, Burgers. Hope as many than can will attend the reunion. Ellen Gold Nelson
It is hard to believe that it has been almost 40 years since graduation. How time flies when we are having fun! I am looking forward to the reunion to re-unite with classmates and to jog my memory. My thanks to the committee for the outstanding website.
Just an update for the veterans page. I served in the navy from 1965 to 1970. I spent my time aboard three submarines, two nuclear, and one old WW2 diesel boat.
I went through all of the "in memoriam" and I'm happy to report I am not on that list, may they all rest in peace. I am still making must, have been for 60 years. Oh, and I'm not the guy on the DoD.
Living the best life back in NW Montana. Close to family and nearer to our two granddaughters.
Good News! Earlier this year our classmate, Wayne Cook, underwent a successful kidney transplant operation. The organ donor was his daughter Melissa. Wayne continues to make progress toward a full recovery.
Hi everyone. My latest book, Hope Dies Last, was released on Earth Day, Apr. 22, 2025 (sorry, this format doesn't let me post my publisher, Dutton/Penguin Random House's link, but by searching the title, you'll find it): “Alan Weisman deserves applause…[he] set out to find inspirational people doing extraordinary work to save the planet…He found them and their work can save us from writing a catastrophic next chapter for our earth.” —The Associated Press “A wide-ranging look at visionaries who are working on ways to lessen the worst effects of climate change….[an] impeccably written and thoroughly inspiring narrative.”—Kirkus, starred “The vibrant portraits serve as a rousing testimony to human ingenuity and perseverance….This inspires.”—Publishers Weekly "Go into this book ready to learn and be amazed,…You’ll be delighted by small things, awed by big ones, and you might be spurred to act, once you’ve read Hope Dies Last.” — The Bookworm Sez “Weisman’s detailed examination of their and others’ work shows that there are paths to solving the world's largest problems. The reader will come away with a renewed belief that hope for the future need not be lost.”—Booklist
Hello y’all. Been living in Florida for the last 10 years. My daughter and kids moving to the Charlotte NC area later this summer. Hopefully I can make it to see older friends before moving to be with the kids. Unattached after a long relationship and ready for a new chapter. Still young at heart and very active. Wish everyone great health and lots of happiness.
Just signed up to this website.
I kown you'll be relieved to know that I am alive, in good health and still playing music. In fact, I play saxophone now, too. You can hear all my music free here: https://soundcloud.com/randulo As I no longer live in the USA, Ihaven't been to a reunion. Enjoy yourselves! I can be also reached via https://RandyResnick.com
A HUGE THANK YOU to Lund\'s and Byerly\'s St. Louis Park, Top Ten Liquors Miracle Mile, and our beloved McDonald\'s across the street from Park High for their most generous donations to our 75/57 birthday reunion weekend. Their donations helped us have a successful lovely weekend. Please make sure to support these great businesses.
Hi, I am Linda's husband and am responding for her. Sadly, Linda was diagnosed Alzheimers some 4 years ago. Luckily she has retained the sweet personality and caring manner I married. We raised 3 wonderful daughters in solid marriages, with 2 grandchildren each. We have been richly Blessed. We met and married in San Francisco where we started our family, moved to Denver for work and eventually to Atlanta where we our now located. We maintain links to Minnesota via her brother Tim and long time family cabin on Big Pine Lake. We visit whenever possible. She is at home with me now, though changes are coming. Respectfully, Dick Weber
Just an FYI Gloria Soles obituary is in the Star Tribune today Sept. 6 th. She passed away on August 9 th 2020.
Sparky Just a short note to let you know that my best friend from HS, Sue Lynch Almquist passed away Aug 19,2021, at age 74. She was married to Curt Almquist, also class of 65, who passed Sept 18,2014, at age 67. my email is ljlemke@hotmail.com cell# 952-564-5826
Beloved Coach, "Lefty" Wright passed away. His obituary is in the Minneapolis Sunday Tribune dated October 25th.
Classmate and friend, Mark Freidson passed away on September 16th. His obituary is in the Sunday Tribune today, September 17th. Rest in Peace Mark and thanks for the memories.
Hi Sparky - Barbara Blettner's married name is Offord. This is the correct spelling. There is an obituary in 2008 for her husband. Barbara lived in Stillwater at that time. Sorry I can't be of more help, but perhaps with the correct spelling of her last name and her place of residence in 2008, you might have more luck tracking her obituary down.
Hello All! It is Memorial Day weekend, 2020. Hundreds of thousands of people are dying, forty million Americans are out of work and there is no baseball. Life sucks! But here's an idea - why not read my book. The title is UNCONDITIONAL. A man, an infant Holocaust survivvor, developes a messiah like complex and makes it his life's work to defeat the enimies of Israel once and for all. The book is available on Amazon in either e-book or paperback. On Amazon's front page search box type my full name John Webster Lindemann. Let me know what you think. John
I just found out that our classmate Sandi Bowlin Miller passed away in August.
Thanks to the committee for all their hard work, the nametags for Saturday night were great! Hope to see more of our classmates in 2015.
Classmate Ron Pfannsmith passed away recently. His obituary is listed in the Sunday Star Tribune today.
I am sorry to report that the obituary of our classmate Anna Geyer Heinrich is in the St Paul Pioneer Press (and www.twincities.com) was published today. She died Thursday, July 29, apparently of cancer. The memorial service is on August 1 at the MN Arboretum. I will remember Anna as an elegant and intelligent lady.
Hello STLP \'65ers - wish I were there with you, have a few margaritas on me - I will too. It was sad to hear of the passing of another one of our classmates, Anna - I agree, she was an elegant and beautiful lady. Gods peace be with you all,BobbyJoe 206-307-3059PS: Nuper, she\'s still an 11
The Shapley Family is still a Swimming Family and is doing well. Son, Aaron Shapley, Cal Berkley, five time all america, has reached the the Iron Man level. Adam swam D-1 at Mizzo and Clemsen. My wife, Cassy, is retired as as manager of US Swimming Minnesota. We are all still swimming, including two grandchildren in Austin Texas. My wife and I reside in Minnetonka, Minnesota.
Sadly, one of our beloved teachers, Marcella Johnson, passed away on January 25, 2021 at the age of 100. Marcy taught Business Education for over 25 years until her retirement. She had lived in Sun City West, AZ for many years before her death. Marcy lived across the street from my family throughout my school years. She and I kept up our friendship until her death. When she would visit relatives here, we would get together for lunch or dinner to catch up and share memories. We would keep in touch on a regular basis through e-mail, letters and telephone. Every year on her birthday she would send me a photo riding her bicycle! She was an amazing woman and a great friend! I'll never forget her and will miss her very much.
hey kids sorry i won\'t make it home for the 45th...sure hope you all celebrate for me...will be there for our 50th for sure...take care and be well xo mark
hi to allSarge and i will be in the area for a wedding that weekend. We will try to stop by the Park Tavern on Fri night to visit and share memories we can recollect.john and cindy sargeant
Hi all! Wow! This is a great website! Thank you! Looking forward to the 45th Reunion and spending 10 glorious days in Minnesota in hot/humid August! I\'m sorry I\'m used to Port Townsend, WA weather. My son, Jeff and his daughter, Lisa (15) will be attending the Reunion with me. Jeff convinced me to attend. My Mom (83) lives in Port townsend now. She will also be on the trip with us. See you in August!
Sorry I will not be able to attend the 45th reunion. Have fun everyone! Thanks to all who organized the reunion. I hope to make it to the 50th.
News: France is behind, as most of Europe, in vaccinations. Currently 75 or older can get the shot. We're too young! This said, I'd like to shout out an unabashed soelf-promo for my recent music: 12 song album on Spotify, 5 song on Apple. LOts of singles from the past two years on all streaming sites. You can listen free to full versions of over 125 original songs here: https://soundcloud.com/randulo/tracks The last live gig I played was guitar with Canned Heat in 2012.
Hello to all you old timers.... I won't be coming to see y'all. I'm still extremely sad about the passing of Steve Feldman...he was a great buddy for decades. Every time I tee it up I think of him. Probably why my game is still fairly strong. life is good here in Florida. Still working in home furnishings and loving it. celebrating my mother's 95th this summer in Nashville and attending my niece's wedding in Hollywood Ca in September. Hope everyone stays healthy and enjoys all the "old" memories. Takecare. Hope to attend the next reunion.
I'll miss Cindi's reunion (and the cheeseburger!), but will be in Hopkins at mother's September 24-30. Then it's back to Alabama. Nancy Scholtec - please email me back and tell me we can get together!
Please add curtis hall to your veterans list army 2 years died of agent orange. thanks
What to do during a pandemic? Having Emberger Royals with Ronnie Weisman! Last Embers anywhere is in Fridley.
Sparky, just wanted to let you know that I was in the Army from 1967 to 1970. I was a combat medic in Viet Nam from 1968-69.
Hello classmates, I reside in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. It is a quaint little drinking village with a fishing problem. I look forward to attending the class reunion in 2021. Recent news of my passing were highly exaggerated as I can assure you that I am still the radical little SOB of a libertarian activist here in South Carolina. Politics is my raison d'etre and South Carolina is a target rich environment. But I promise you that I will not talk politics at the convention. As I have traveled throughout the world since I graduated from St. Louis Park, I quickly realized how lucky I was to go to a good high school that actually had a high quality educational program. We are all blessed. Oh ya, forgot to mention...I am a born again Christian. Used to worry that I would be like an atheist at his own funeral; all dressed up and no place to go.
Well, it is State Fair time again. After missing it last year I am looking forward to it. I will be at the Bison booth on Thursday, Sept. 3 and Sunday, Sept. 6. If you are going to be there come by and say "hi". Planning to be at Bunny's in SLP on Saturday evening 8/29. Looking forward to being in Minnesota for much needed relaxation!!
I am so looking forward to going to this reunion. It has been fifteen years since I went to the last one. Now that I have retired from teaching I can do whatever I want when I want to do it. I plan on looking through my old Echowan just to try to refresh my memory. I don\'t know if anyone will recognize me as I have changed the color of my hair to blend in with the California sunlight.
Sadly, our classmate Steve Feldman passed away unexpectedly last week. His obituary was in Sunday's Star & Tribune, November 12, 2017. He is survived by his wife, our classmate, Sue Berg, their children and grandchildren.
Classmate James Probst passed away on June 14th. His obituary is in the June 18th Sunday Star Tribune. Rest in Peace Jim.
would like to update my military service. US Army, 1966-1968
I am looking for any contact information for Dick Nelson and Doug Smith. Both have common sir names so internet searchs provide dozens and dozens of responces, even with filters like Minnesota and 74-76. Went to St Louis Park HS today to get, perhaps their middle name. They would not even give me their initial. Year book does not include middle name or initial. I did find Lenny Oslund, and we had a nice talk a couple of days ago. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Herb Miller
I know I am not the only one to return to this site in the year since our reunion. I find it hard to believe it has been one year! I will be back in Minn for the State Fair, at the Bison Booth, on Sunday and Monday(Sept.3 & 4) I am hoping to get to SLP for my traditional cheeseburger and beer at the Park Tavern(Thurs. 9/7) anyone care to join me?? I will be staying at my sister's in Pine City, come on up and see the buffalo roam. My cell number is 760-567-7823 if interested in giving me a call.
This morning (Sep 20) I received an email fromm Rollie. What a surprise (dated July 4)! Maybe I can make the 2010 reunion. Currently living in Michigan. Hi to all!
I'm looking forward to seeing the Gang at the reunion, too. Very fun seeing the guys last fall at the reunion of the '64 football team. BIG REQUEST- If anyone has, or knows how to get, a Class of '65 Yearbook, it would be a great favor, I lost mine and would love to replace it. Maybe a married Oriole couple who have 2? Thanks, Bob
I am still living in the So. Calif desert area, 30 years. My parents moved from St. Louis Park just last Nov. to Alabama where my brother Jeff Nelson lives. I am looking forward to this reunion very much. WOW 40 years, I guess we all feel this way, WOW!! See you in August!!!
It's a pleasure to sign this guest book. It's my 58th birthday today, and I have to say that life has been great. It's also funny that I received the 40th reunion invite on my birthday. ( I'm surprised I lasted this long ) I live in Atlanta, GA. for those people who still live in Minnesota, I'm on my way to play some golf. I wish everyone well. See you at the reunion
Looking forward to a 40 year reunion. Anyone there in the Charlotte, NC area. One good thing is the NO SNOW to put up with. Can't believe we made it this far.
40 years..WOW! I'm too am looking forward to the get together. It'll be great seeing how many still have hair. See you there!! Gregg Griffiths
Hello from Long Island, New York! When I was attending StLP HS, I never dreamed that I would celebrate 40 years being outta there, let alone making it to age 58!!! I also didn't even think of living anywhere but the Twin Cities area! I can hardly wait till August 26th and hope to see many of you there!
Hi all! Greetings from Tucson Az.( Anyone from class live here)? I am very excited to see all of you at our 40 yr. reunion! We were adults forty years ago? Strange! My life is really great! Can't help remembering some really great times back then as well! . Anyone know where BooBoo is? Special classmates, Diane C., Gerry C., Bonnie C., Marrilllyn, Johnny S., Stanley G., Steve G., Craig L., Francie R., George, Burgers. Hope as many than can will attend the reunion. Ellen Gold Nelson
It is hard to believe that it has been almost 40 years since graduation. How time flies when we are having fun! I am looking forward to the reunion to re-unite with classmates and to jog my memory. My thanks to the committee for the outstanding website.
Just an update for the veterans page. I served in the navy from 1965 to 1970. I spent my time aboard three submarines, two nuclear, and one old WW2 diesel boat.
I went through all of the "in memoriam" and I'm happy to report I am not on that list, may they all rest in peace. I am still making must, have been for 60 years. Oh, and I'm not the guy on the DoD.
Living the best life back in NW Montana. Close to family and nearer to our two granddaughters.
Good News! Earlier this year our classmate, Wayne Cook, underwent a successful kidney transplant operation. The organ donor was his daughter Melissa. Wayne continues to make progress toward a full recovery.
Hi everyone. My latest book, Hope Dies Last, was released on Earth Day, Apr. 22, 2025 (sorry, this format doesn't let me post my publisher, Dutton/Penguin Random House's link, but by searching the title, you'll find it): “Alan Weisman deserves applause…[he] set out to find inspirational people doing extraordinary work to save the planet…He found them and their work can save us from writing a catastrophic next chapter for our earth.” —The Associated Press “A wide-ranging look at visionaries who are working on ways to lessen the worst effects of climate change….[an] impeccably written and thoroughly inspiring narrative.”—Kirkus, starred “The vibrant portraits serve as a rousing testimony to human ingenuity and perseverance….This inspires.”—Publishers Weekly "Go into this book ready to learn and be amazed,…You’ll be delighted by small things, awed by big ones, and you might be spurred to act, once you’ve read Hope Dies Last.” — The Bookworm Sez “Weisman’s detailed examination of their and others’ work shows that there are paths to solving the world's largest problems. The reader will come away with a renewed belief that hope for the future need not be lost.”—Booklist
Hello y’all. Been living in Florida for the last 10 years. My daughter and kids moving to the Charlotte NC area later this summer. Hopefully I can make it to see older friends before moving to be with the kids. Unattached after a long relationship and ready for a new chapter. Still young at heart and very active. Wish everyone great health and lots of happiness.
Just signed up to this website.
I kown you'll be relieved to know that I am alive, in good health and still playing music. In fact, I play saxophone now, too. You can hear all my music free here: https://soundcloud.com/randulo As I no longer live in the USA, Ihaven't been to a reunion. Enjoy yourselves! I can be also reached via https://RandyResnick.com
A HUGE THANK YOU to Lund\'s and Byerly\'s St. Louis Park, Top Ten Liquors Miracle Mile, and our beloved McDonald\'s across the street from Park High for their most generous donations to our 75/57 birthday reunion weekend. Their donations helped us have a successful lovely weekend. Please make sure to support these great businesses.
Hi, I am Linda's husband and am responding for her. Sadly, Linda was diagnosed Alzheimers some 4 years ago. Luckily she has retained the sweet personality and caring manner I married. We raised 3 wonderful daughters in solid marriages, with 2 grandchildren each. We have been richly Blessed. We met and married in San Francisco where we started our family, moved to Denver for work and eventually to Atlanta where we our now located. We maintain links to Minnesota via her brother Tim and long time family cabin on Big Pine Lake. We visit whenever possible. She is at home with me now, though changes are coming. Respectfully, Dick Weber
Just an FYI Gloria Soles obituary is in the Star Tribune today Sept. 6 th. She passed away on August 9 th 2020.
Sparky Just a short note to let you know that my best friend from HS, Sue Lynch Almquist passed away Aug 19,2021, at age 74. She was married to Curt Almquist, also class of 65, who passed Sept 18,2014, at age 67. my email is ljlemke@hotmail.com cell# 952-564-5826
Beloved Coach, "Lefty" Wright passed away. His obituary is in the Minneapolis Sunday Tribune dated October 25th.
Classmate and friend, Mark Freidson passed away on September 16th. His obituary is in the Sunday Tribune today, September 17th. Rest in Peace Mark and thanks for the memories.
Hi Sparky - Barbara Blettner's married name is Offord. This is the correct spelling. There is an obituary in 2008 for her husband. Barbara lived in Stillwater at that time. Sorry I can't be of more help, but perhaps with the correct spelling of her last name and her place of residence in 2008, you might have more luck tracking her obituary down.
Hello All! It is Memorial Day weekend, 2020. Hundreds of thousands of people are dying, forty million Americans are out of work and there is no baseball. Life sucks! But here's an idea - why not read my book. The title is UNCONDITIONAL. A man, an infant Holocaust survivvor, developes a messiah like complex and makes it his life's work to defeat the enimies of Israel once and for all. The book is available on Amazon in either e-book or paperback. On Amazon's front page search box type my full name John Webster Lindemann. Let me know what you think. John
I just found out that our classmate Sandi Bowlin Miller passed away in August.
Thanks to the committee for all their hard work, the nametags for Saturday night were great! Hope to see more of our classmates in 2015.
Classmate Ron Pfannsmith passed away recently. His obituary is listed in the Sunday Star Tribune today.
I am sorry to report that the obituary of our classmate Anna Geyer Heinrich is in the St Paul Pioneer Press (and www.twincities.com) was published today. She died Thursday, July 29, apparently of cancer. The memorial service is on August 1 at the MN Arboretum. I will remember Anna as an elegant and intelligent lady.
Hello STLP \'65ers - wish I were there with you, have a few margaritas on me - I will too. It was sad to hear of the passing of another one of our classmates, Anna - I agree, she was an elegant and beautiful lady. Gods peace be with you all,BobbyJoe 206-307-3059PS: Nuper, she\'s still an 11
The Shapley Family is still a Swimming Family and is doing well. Son, Aaron Shapley, Cal Berkley, five time all america, has reached the the Iron Man level. Adam swam D-1 at Mizzo and Clemsen. My wife, Cassy, is retired as as manager of US Swimming Minnesota. We are all still swimming, including two grandchildren in Austin Texas. My wife and I reside in Minnetonka, Minnesota.
Sadly, one of our beloved teachers, Marcella Johnson, passed away on January 25, 2021 at the age of 100. Marcy taught Business Education for over 25 years until her retirement. She had lived in Sun City West, AZ for many years before her death. Marcy lived across the street from my family throughout my school years. She and I kept up our friendship until her death. When she would visit relatives here, we would get together for lunch or dinner to catch up and share memories. We would keep in touch on a regular basis through e-mail, letters and telephone. Every year on her birthday she would send me a photo riding her bicycle! She was an amazing woman and a great friend! I'll never forget her and will miss her very much.
hey kids sorry i won\'t make it home for the 45th...sure hope you all celebrate for me...will be there for our 50th for sure...take care and be well xo mark
hi to allSarge and i will be in the area for a wedding that weekend. We will try to stop by the Park Tavern on Fri night to visit and share memories we can recollect.john and cindy sargeant
Hi all! Wow! This is a great website! Thank you! Looking forward to the 45th Reunion and spending 10 glorious days in Minnesota in hot/humid August! I\'m sorry I\'m used to Port Townsend, WA weather. My son, Jeff and his daughter, Lisa (15) will be attending the Reunion with me. Jeff convinced me to attend. My Mom (83) lives in Port townsend now. She will also be on the trip with us. See you in August!
Sorry I will not be able to attend the 45th reunion. Have fun everyone! Thanks to all who organized the reunion. I hope to make it to the 50th.
News: France is behind, as most of Europe, in vaccinations. Currently 75 or older can get the shot. We're too young! This said, I'd like to shout out an unabashed soelf-promo for my recent music: 12 song album on Spotify, 5 song on Apple. LOts of singles from the past two years on all streaming sites. You can listen free to full versions of over 125 original songs here: https://soundcloud.com/randulo/tracks The last live gig I played was guitar with Canned Heat in 2012.
Hello to all you old timers.... I won't be coming to see y'all. I'm still extremely sad about the passing of Steve Feldman...he was a great buddy for decades. Every time I tee it up I think of him. Probably why my game is still fairly strong. life is good here in Florida. Still working in home furnishings and loving it. celebrating my mother's 95th this summer in Nashville and attending my niece's wedding in Hollywood Ca in September. Hope everyone stays healthy and enjoys all the "old" memories. Takecare. Hope to attend the next reunion.
I'll miss Cindi's reunion (and the cheeseburger!), but will be in Hopkins at mother's September 24-30. Then it's back to Alabama. Nancy Scholtec - please email me back and tell me we can get together!
Please add curtis hall to your veterans list army 2 years died of agent orange. thanks
What to do during a pandemic? Having Emberger Royals with Ronnie Weisman! Last Embers anywhere is in Fridley.
Sparky, just wanted to let you know that I was in the Army from 1967 to 1970. I was a combat medic in Viet Nam from 1968-69.
Hello classmates, I reside in Murrells Inlet, South Carolina. It is a quaint little drinking village with a fishing problem. I look forward to attending the class reunion in 2021. Recent news of my passing were highly exaggerated as I can assure you that I am still the radical little SOB of a libertarian activist here in South Carolina. Politics is my raison d'etre and South Carolina is a target rich environment. But I promise you that I will not talk politics at the convention. As I have traveled throughout the world since I graduated from St. Louis Park, I quickly realized how lucky I was to go to a good high school that actually had a high quality educational program. We are all blessed. Oh ya, forgot to mention...I am a born again Christian. Used to worry that I would be like an atheist at his own funeral; all dressed up and no place to go.
Well, it is State Fair time again. After missing it last year I am looking forward to it. I will be at the Bison booth on Thursday, Sept. 3 and Sunday, Sept. 6. If you are going to be there come by and say "hi". Planning to be at Bunny's in SLP on Saturday evening 8/29. Looking forward to being in Minnesota for much needed relaxation!!
I am so looking forward to going to this reunion. It has been fifteen years since I went to the last one. Now that I have retired from teaching I can do whatever I want when I want to do it. I plan on looking through my old Echowan just to try to refresh my memory. I don\'t know if anyone will recognize me as I have changed the color of my hair to blend in with the California sunlight.
Sadly, our classmate Steve Feldman passed away unexpectedly last week. His obituary was in Sunday's Star & Tribune, November 12, 2017. He is survived by his wife, our classmate, Sue Berg, their children and grandchildren.
Classmate James Probst passed away on June 14th. His obituary is in the June 18th Sunday Star Tribune. Rest in Peace Jim.
would like to update my military service. US Army, 1966-1968
I am looking for any contact information for Dick Nelson and Doug Smith. Both have common sir names so internet searchs provide dozens and dozens of responces, even with filters like Minnesota and 74-76. Went to St Louis Park HS today to get, perhaps their middle name. They would not even give me their initial. Year book does not include middle name or initial. I did find Lenny Oslund, and we had a nice talk a couple of days ago. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Herb Miller
I know I am not the only one to return to this site in the year since our reunion. I find it hard to believe it has been one year! I will be back in Minn for the State Fair, at the Bison Booth, on Sunday and Monday(Sept.3 & 4) I am hoping to get to SLP for my traditional cheeseburger and beer at the Park Tavern(Thurs. 9/7) anyone care to join me?? I will be staying at my sister's in Pine City, come on up and see the buffalo roam. My cell number is 760-567-7823 if interested in giving me a call.
This morning (Sep 20) I received an email fromm Rollie. What a surprise (dated July 4)! Maybe I can make the 2010 reunion. Currently living in Michigan. Hi to all!