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12/09/18 09:18 PM #1845    

 

Robert Lambert

   Laura, So sorry to read about your husband. please accept my sincerest condolences.

   May our loving GOD help you all through this trying time. My prayers are with you all.....Mary and family also.


12/09/18 09:43 PM #1846    

 

Carol Aho (Slone)

My deepest sympathy to you and your family, Laura.  


12/10/18 10:00 AM #1847    

 

Vicki Magoon (Schafer)

Laura,,, my thoughts are with you during this difficult time and also to Mary on the loss of Mike.  Hoping that many wonderful memories sustain you.  I have been following everyone's comments.  Pat....the get together date of July 12th sounds good.   Will try to make it this time........ This holiday I am babysitting my older daughters' dog while they spend the month in Europe celebrating their 25th anniversary...... They have already altered some planned activities because of the crazy demonstrations going on in France.    Hope all have a blessed Christmas season and good new year!

 

 


12/11/18 02:48 AM #1848    

Sandie Hanson (Laine)

So sorry to learn of Donnie Bell's passing. I will always remember him as being friendly to all. May you rest in peace Donnie. God Bless..........


12/11/18 02:09 PM #1849    

 

Patricia Nevala

In checking obits in the Mining Journal, I read that Leo Joseph Richer of Mesquite, NV died October 30th.  I'm pretty sure this was our classmate.  It's the same name and location that I have in my class records.  Does anyone remember him?

Sandie, Donnie died several years ago but, I agree, he was a special person.


12/13/18 03:44 PM #1850    

 

William (Pete) Dollar

Pat,  Leo Richer was a year ahead of us.   I do remember him.


12/14/18 04:31 PM #1851    

Sandie Hanson (Laine)

 

Pat, I DO recall that Donnie Bell passed away earlier, but forgot when I recently read something about him.

Leo Ritcher(sp?) was older than us. I agree with Pete.

 


12/14/18 05:37 PM #1852    

 

Patricia Nevala

Somehow Leo ended up on our clas list.  It's possible it was an error or maybe not enough credits to graduate with his class.  I ran into this with at least one other classmate on our list.  


12/23/18 07:33 PM #1853    

 

Robert Lambert

  Merry Christmas everyone. May GOD's peace reign in the coming year.

  Can't believe how little snow we have.....Oh No!!! I said it!...Now we're in for it. LOL

  The temp was 30 degs today. Supposed to be warm tomorrow also.

  Be singing at 5:00 pm mass tomorrow. Starts at 4:30 with the children then our choir for some pre mass carols. Looking forward to it.

  Everyone got their gifts ready? I did some scampering today to find a gift for the Mrs. Gets harder & harder to think of something to get her. Going to get easier now though. Got her a gold bracelet with a double heart charm. Now all I need to do is ad to it every year.

  Well, I suppose I should sing you all a song.......We fish you a merry Christmas, we fish you a merry Christmas, we fish you a merry Christmas, Cohohohoho! 


12/24/18 08:48 AM #1854    

 

Albert (Chuck) Langlois

Thanks, Bob, and the same to you and yours.  And to all of our classmates a very Merry Christmas and safe and healthy holiday season.


12/24/18 10:24 AM #1855    

 

Marylyn Erickson (Lee)

 

 

Merry Christmas everyone!     Hope you can celebrate some holiday moments with your loved ones as I did recently.    

My loved ones, ages 3 to 75,  enjoyed an early holiday concert this month at a nearby Pizza Hut where my ukulele club entertained for an hour and a half.    The packed house sang along with 25 ukulele players for a beautiful opening to our Christmas season.    Thanks to Bob for his encouragement last summer, I now enjoy participating in this activity and have met some really fun folks.   Looking forward to more good times in 2019.  If you are in Marquette maybe you can connect with the group Bob talks about.    Fun and free concerts.  

God Bless each of you in the months to come.  See you in July,      Marylyn


12/24/18 02:52 PM #1856    

 

Bonnie Maves (Reedy)

Merry Christmas Everyone! We just finished Christmas Eve dinner early with our youngest daughter and her bunch of boys and will spend Christmas Day with older daughter and her family in Richmond tomorrow. Prayers to all and especially to those missing someone special.  I hope the new year will be kind to us slightly older dudes!


12/24/18 04:02 PM #1857    

 

Karen Wright (Lancaster)

And I add my good wishes to you all for the Best and Merriest Holidays ever!  I've had my 2 youngest grandkids here for a few days - teenagers for pete's sake!!  The rest of the family came over earlier today and we had our traditional pizza and presents.  This year I have a new grandson-in-law to add to the group.  What a joy it is to have them all together for another Christmas.  My little Boo kitty and I will now break out the wine & catnip and put up our paws and have a merry ho ho ho eve.  I should get out the rake tomorrow and rake the mound of leaves in my front yard that have just fallen.  LOL  I do believe that this is the first time I will be able to say 'raking leaves' as my Christmas activity!!  MERRY CHRISTMAS to you all!!  See you in July!!


12/29/18 10:15 AM #1858    

 

Harold (Joe) Libby

  Hi all, seasons greetings as we begin our annual trek around our sun. Which of us knows what troubles will befall us as we venture forth. the deep realms of space hold many trials, many troubles, many sorrows. Point being most of us knowing that we haven't the slightest chance of avoiding those maladies would chose not to go. Fair enough, but alas we don't really have a say in the choice as to whether or not we journey forth, so we are along for the ride, the decision is not in our hands, so here we are, moving ahead at a terrifying speed going where no man has ever gone. Wait thats not the end of the story, theres more to this adventure, first we are like the Robinson's. from the t.v. show Lost in Space, were together, as we face the future we share in the uncertainty, we also will have our share of joys, great families, great friendships, connections with organizations we enjoy, opportunity to continue to grow and expand our knowledge, many good things have been planned for us as we move forward. The greatest comfort is our God has provided an answer to the worries and concerns we face. Actually He has taken our burdens on Himself, He sent His Son to assume all of those things that create our anxieties, anxieties that we have as much abilitiy to counter as we have the abilty to have a say in whether or not we actually do travel around the sun this coming year. So what then, we have prayer, we can ask a loving God for that, we can ask Him to send His holy Spirit to give us forgiveness, strength, to endure our trials, give us a willing heart to thank Him for all the blessings we are given, those we share these times with. and when it is time to depart this journey, we can be certain of our destination, a home with Him, and those who have  left and gone ahead to that place He has prepared for us. So we begin, we can try to take control of our journey just as we try to control our fates, if anyone has been able to do that please tell us how that worked out, or we can move forward assured that our loving God has provided all we need to make our journey a happy joyous one, no one need appreciate my views but this is where i will lay my burdens down, Happy 2019, enjoy the ride assuredly it will be an interesting one.

 

 


12/31/18 10:49 AM #1859    

 

Richard Berryman (Berryman)

To all classmates We are officially in our new house as of November 29 2018. It only took a year and 3 months. One of the most crazy things I have done in my 72 years. It was just me and 2 other guys. If I could figure how to post pictures I would. Here is wish all of you a Happy New Year. And always remember the classmates that have past,away.

01/01/19 10:17 AM #1860    

 

Albert (Chuck) Langlois

Joe, good writing...Richard best of luck in your new abode...and to all a very Happy New Year!


01/01/19 01:40 PM #1861    

 

Karen Wright (Lancaster)

My wish for us all is a happy, healing, prosperous, safe and secure 2019!  Hope to see all your smiling faces in July!  smiley 


01/02/19 10:17 AM #1862    

 

Carol Aho (Slone)

Congratulations on your new home, Rich.  Hope to see you in March.  Bring pictures.  Happy New Year!


01/03/19 10:03 PM #1863    

 

Robert Lambert

  Awesome "novel", Joe. LOL. I agree. Rich, congrats on the new home. Vicki M. Good to see you on the web.

  Can't believe the weather for Jan 3rd. 30 degs and rain!  Holy Wagh!!!  Supposed to be warm the rest of the week. Not complaining..... just surprised. I'll take these temps all winter.

  Found another hobby to ad to my list. Go to u-tube and type in pine cone and resin box. Got a wood lathe and parts to start my new projects. Didn't do too well on the first one. Glad I started small. Didn't waste much. Think I can salvage it though. If the next one turns out ok I'll send a picture of it. Right now I'm just doing a desk ornament.

  No, Marylyn, I haven't put the Uke aside.  Just "more irons in the fire."  Sure am glad I'm not working... I'd have to retire. LOL.

  Has anyone heard from Dawn L.?  Hope all is well with her. 

  Stay warm and healthy ....and prosporous everyone. Happy New Year.


01/09/19 08:23 PM #1864    

 

Robert Lambert

   Hey, all. Just sent Pat a text with a couple pics of a project I started a couple weeks ago. It's not completed yet, but, close. I saw similar on u-tube and thought I'd try it. fun, but, messy and time consuming!  Shaped it on my lathe and then started sanding it. I'm up to 4,000 grit paper now. Started out with 80 grit. First one...not real good, but, practice makes perfect........well....close anyway.


01/09/19 10:46 PM #1865    

 

Jacklyn Hassel (Roper)

Time to think about a little get-away to a warmer, drier climate?

Yooper Picnic - Save the Date - Thursday, March 7, 2019

Lake Havasu City, AZ 

Hope to see you there 😊


01/28/19 04:34 PM #1866    

 

Robert Lambert

 Don't know if you are following the yooper news , but, another NMU student has died as a result of our yooper weather. How sad. He went up on 510 to get pics of the yellow dog and became lost. That was Friday afternoon. They recovered his body yesturday. Rest in peace young man.


02/10/19 08:01 PM #1867    

 

Robert Lambert

   Hi, gang. We sure have had our share of ups and downs these past couple weeks. 30 deg and rain, then snow and then 14 below, then wind and kind of mild, then cold again, and now a bit mild again. The Ironwood area had 54 below without wind chill. I think hell froze over. Oh yeah I forgot the foot of snow the other day. I think I'm ready for spring !!!

  Hey...I heard if the ground hog sees his shadow we only have a month and a half of winter left. If not we have 6 weeks.


02/21/19 12:37 PM #1868    

 

Patricia Nevala

Here's information on our next picnic on July 12th.  This will be the last event before the big 55th reunion so I hope to see you there!!  We'll keep our fingers crossed that the snow will have melted by then.  

MSHS/Baraga HS Summer Picnic

July 12, 2019 at Marquette Commons

4 pm to 8 pm

MSHS Class of 1965 and Baraga HS Class of 1965 will be having another summer picnic.  This year it will be on Friday, July 12th from 4 pm to 8 pm at Marquette Commons.

Class members and guests are welcome.   

This is a Bring-Your-Own Food/Beverage event to minimize the amount of planning needed. Alcohol is allowed.   We'll supply some snacks.  Bring any photos to share, music, etc.

Although our picnic doesn't require RSVPs, please let me know if you plan to attend so we have some idea of how many to expect.  

To pay for the rental of Marquette Commons, we will collect $5-$10 per person.  The amount depends on the number attending.

Please note:  According to our rental agreement with Marquette Commons, we cannot park in the Pathways parking lot (to the south of the Commons building) until after 5 p.m.  Parking is available in the Commons lot, on Main St, in the North Main St lot and in the Bluff St parking ramp. 

Looking forward to seeing all of you this summer.

 

 

02/21/19 10:33 PM #1869    

 

Robert Lambert

 I'll be there.  I will start my sun dance to be sure the snow will be gone.  Not sure about the cold...or the ice on the lake, though. lol


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