50th Reunion Algonquin - Class of '67

try to catch up with everybody. Ken’s family is spread out, but every other Thanksgiving we all try to get together.
This year we will be renting two large houses in Charleston and I will be cooking for 30 to 35 people. Great fun.

Let’s all have a great 50th reunion AND Many More.

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I originally thought I might be attending, but my grand kids have organized a
SURPRISE 25th anniversary party for my daughter and her husband on July 15th.
They have assigned me a few duties so I will not be attending the re-union.
Please pass on my hello's to all.

Have a great event.
Joanie Dawley Smith

Cheryl DeLair Rooney

Linda Dewan

Dan Dwyer

Judy Earl

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Connie Erwin Faucher

After graduating from high school, I attended SUNY at Canton. Following
graduation from college, I married my high school sweetheart, Don Faucher. We
settled into our new life in Poughkeepsie, NY, in the beautiful Hudson Valley. We
remained there for 36 years.

November 1970 saw the birth of our daughter Nicole and in January 1974 our son
Kevin entered our lives. In what seems like a blink of an eye Nicole has two
teenage sons and Kevin has a 9 year old son and our only granddaughter who is 5.

At the age of 49 I went back to college for a degree in nursing and the start of a new career. I guess an old
dog can learn new tricks. My first nursing assignment started on 9/11/01. For 11 years I worked primarily
as a rehab nurse.

In 2005, after my husband retired we moved to the Myrtle Beach SC area. We had been vacationing and
visiting my father there for many years.

Since my retirement from nursing in 2012 we have spent a lot of time traveling in our RV between NY, NJ
and northern CA. Our son recently moved to Utah, so a trip there this fall is on our agenda. We enjoy
visiting National Parks and have visited quite a few.

Don and I are really enjoying our retirement years in South Carolina. We are never idle between golfing,
biking and kayaking. I belong to the North Myrtle Sea Turtle Patrol, which is dedicated to protecting
endangered sea turtles. Every morning at sunrise from May to August we walk the beach looking for signs
of turtle nests and in the evenings from August to October we protect the hatchlings on their trip to the
ocean. It is so awesome to watch baby loggerhead sea turtles emerge from the sand and make their way to
the ocean.

Life is Good in South Carolina



Tom Gardner

After high school I attended college at Indiana Institute of Technology for a year.
Then I transferred to Canton ATC where I received an associate degree in
electronics technology.

Upon graduation I enlisted in the USN where I was an Electronics Technician
Radar aboard the USS Puget Sound (AD-38), Ships Diver and Reactor Operator
aboard the USS John Marshall (SSBN 611) until 1977.

After discharge from the service I went to work at Nine Mile Point Nuclear Station
where I was a floor operator for 10 years, then a Chief Shift Operator until 1996 after which I wrote
operating procedures for the station until I retired in 2006.

I occupy my time with my children Andrew and Julia and my grandchildren Emily and Andrew. Extra
time is spent sailing on Lake Ontario in the summer and in Florida during the winters with my Partner of
the last 16 years, Terri Chalone. In Sun City Center Terri and I have been board members for the
Rickenbacker Homeowners Association for the past 5 years.

Tom Gardner

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Ellen Grant Leach

I graduated from SUNY Canton in '69 and SUNY Albany in '72. Spent four
months in Africa with my brother, Jon, and learned on safari I would not survive
eating warthog and Spam.

Gladly returned to the good ole USA and was employed first at SUNY Canton and
then in St. Lawrence County Family Court. I spent too many nights bartending on
the side at the St. Lawrence Inn. Needed a lifestyle change and found my future
husband, Chris Leach, one night at the Hoot Owl! We married in '77 and moved to
the Syracuse area and then on to Albany in '79. My first child, Jay, was born that
year.

I was a stay at home Mom with second son, Andrew, '81, and daughter, Allie, '85. Thank goodness she
didn't want to play hockey. Spent next ten years caring for my brood in the neighborhood (Mr.Rogers, that
is).

In early 90's I went back to school to learn the 2.0 version of court reporting and worked in that field until
retiring in 2007.

In 2010 we built a house on an island on Lake Winnipesaukee, NH. About five months out of the year we
love our lake life. Two grandsons: Teagan, almost three, and Cru, ten months. They light up our lives!

My life at CHS was my personal safe haven with supportive and encouraging teachers and staff. I loved all
the sports and activities. I am grateful for all who impacted my life and look forward to catching up with
classmates in July.

Ellen



Deborah Gray Frame

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Marie Gushea McDougall

1967-1977
Went to SUNY Potsdam and roomed with Gail Hill. By the way, I was not the best
of roomies!

I met my husband there on a blind date. We were married in June 1969 (Gail said
"thank God! I will get a new roomie!)
We had our daughter and shortly after, Mike was drafted into Army. We
accompanied him to Germany for a short tour. Turns out, we were stationed in the
same small town as Rosanne Carey Brunner and her Air Force hubby. We have
often marveled over the odds of that happening!
We moved back to Potsdam and our son was born in 1973. My husband re-enlisted back into army and we
began our travels.

1977-1987
We moved from Potsdam to Homestead, Florida and from Homestead to El Paso Texas in 1978. In 1980
we traveled back to Rensselaer Falls without my husband and lived there a few months, while we waited
for housing in Germany. In 1981 we moved to Kaiserslautern, Germany for 4 years. We rotated back to El
Paso in late 1985. I held a series of temp jobs until 1986, when I ended up in a school kitchen. It was very
hard to find a job in El Paso, because my husband was military and I did not speak Spanish! The schools
did not care!

1987-1997
I started work full time with the cafeteria staff and continued moving up in position, until I became a
manager in 1991.
During this time, my husband served in Desert Storm (Very scary time for me) and also Korea. Our
daughter and son both graduated from high school and college.

1997-2007
Both of our children married and 4 grandchildren were born.
My Dad passed away in May 2004 and my husband became ill right after.
He fought long and hard, but lost his fight in January of 2006.
I retired from El Paso Independent School District in May 2007 and move from El Paso to Midland, Texas.

2007-Present
I have had a variety of part time jobs since I moved here. I have worked in a day care kitchen, college
bookstore, local gourmet candy store and presently at Edible Arrangements.
I volunteer at my church and also at my grandkids school. During the last 10 years, I have attended
countless basketball, soccer, volleyball and lacrosse games and numerous gymnastic meets! My grandkids
are Very busy!!



David Guyette
Graduated from Canton High School in 1967 and then Union College in 1971.
Married Anne Gilmore (St Lawrence ’71) in 1971
Graduated from John Marshall Law School in 1975
Practiced law in Bend, Oregon from 1975 – 1985
Our son, Justin, was born in 1980
Have worked in Dallas, TX from 1985 - present as a financial advisor/investment advisor and CFP
representing wealthy clients with their estate planning, insurance and investment portfolios
Anne has worked as a teacher all her life in Chicago, Bend, and Dallas.
Justin is a techie in Dallas after Carnegie Mellon and working in San Francisco.
We have homes in Dallas, TX and Sun Valley, ID where I continue to work in both locations. Enjoy skiing
all winter in SV and summers there too.

[email protected]

Bonnie Hackett

Donna Marie Hammond Buelt-Condon

1967-1969 Graduated CHS and Canton ATC with AAS in Secretarial
1969 – 1987 Science
Worked for Xerox Corporation in mostly Rochester, NY
1984- 1993 area; jobs included were various secretarial positions in
1993 Engineering and Marketing groups, Sales Representative in
1995 – 2008 Kansas City, MO, Word Processing Supervisor in Systems
1998- Current Operations group, Computer Based Trainer and
Administrative Author of Xerox on-line courses.
2008-Current Married Donald Buelt from St. Louis, MO at age 35 and had
one child in 1986, son – Sean (age 30 currently). Continued my career until he was
11 months old and stayed home to be a MOM from 1987 to 1995
Became a widow due to husband dying of cancer; son was 6 ½ yrs;
Went back to work a few years later after building a new home for us in Fairport,
NY.
Began working at Fairport Central Schools in the Co-op Office as office assistant
with high school children; moved to another position working in middle school
library as a Library Clerk at FCS until retirement.
Married Arnold R. Condon, who just happened to be my postman in the
neighborhood after 3 years of dating. We have been happily married for almost 19
years. With my marriage to Butch, I gained two more children - Jeff and Kelley plus
now have 5 grandchildren!
Retired and moved my parents near me to assist in their care as they needed help in
their late 80’s. Mom passed away March, 2017 and my Dad is still with us in the
Fairport Baptist Home at age 96 plus 5 months.

Interests throughout my life are:
Gardening, movies, travelling a lot throughout my life including many places in USA plus Spain,
Portugal, France 2x, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Puerto Rico (owned timeshare there for 12 years),
Ireland (second honeymoon), Mexico 2x (first honeymoon), etc.

Other interests are spending time with husband and many friends in this area, going to our local festivals,
concerts, and other fun activities



Steve Hastings

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Karen Hedlund Golliff

After high school I attended Broome Tech Community College in Binghamton, NY
and received my degree in dental hygiene. This served me well over the years as I
just retired from a wonderful practice on Cape Cod. In all, I practiced dental
hygiene for somewhere around 40 years.

In 1970 I married Robert Killen and later that year my first son Robert Killen III
was born. He is now a successful computer technician for a medical practice on
Cape Cod and is married to lovely Loraine Killen. They bought a fixer upper house
on the Cape and are turning it into a dream home. Rob had a daughter Chelsi by a
former relationship, but tragically she was struck by a car almost 6 years ago while crossing the street and
succumbed to her injuries. What softened the tragedy was the fact that her organs were donated helping
other people live. She was a beautiful girl with a huge smile. Her memory shall always stay in my heart.

In 1973 my daughter Lara was born. She now lives in Plymouth, MA and is working for Target. She has a
daughter Krystal who is a Veterinary Assistant on Cape Cod. She has a great head on her shoulders and I
am very proud of her.

My youngest son was born in 1975. His name is Ryan. Presently Ryan is living with me, and hopes to be
finding a new career soon.

After moving 13 different times in a 10 year period, my first husband Bob and I moved to Cape Cod. After
1 year, Bob decided to move on and we were divorced. After a few years I met and married my second
husband, Bill Golliff. We really had a great time together. Bill had a touring motorcycle and we belonged
to the Cape Cod Motorcycle Club. We toured all over New England, made many friends and had a
wonderful life. In 2007 Bill suffered a stroke which affected his left side. After 5 months of rehab, he
came home in a wheelchair. I continued to work and set up a network of care for him. He had so many
struggles which we both learned to deal with. Last July 2016 Bill passed away. His struggles were over
and he was free!

Last October I came to visit my sister, Elna Gordon, in Chittenango, NY. My sister, Leslie, also came from
PA and spent the weekend. This is when we discussed my future and what I should do. After much
consideration, I decided to sell my house on Cape Cod and move to be closer to my sisters and my Mother
who is 97 now and in a Nursing Home. I sold my house on the Cape and moved to Canstota, NY, outside
of Syracuse in April of this year. My sister, DeeAnn, also lives in the area and will be coming back from
Florida soon. I have been in my new house since the middle of April now and really love it.

My faith, family and friends have really sustained me through the years. I feel that my life has been and
continues to be blessed.

Karen Hedlund Golliff



Dale Hill
(See Gail McClain Hill)

John Hill

Vernon (Skip) Hobbs

1967- 1977
St. Lawrence University - B.A. Government and History, 2 years active duty as
Army Officer - Commander USA Medical Detachment, St. Albans Naval Hospital -
evacuating and caring for wounded back from Vietnam, including POWS. NYS
Child Protective Investigator, SLU- Master’s Degree in Educational Administration
-75, Teacher and Coach Canton Central School

1977-1987
Canton - Teacher and Coach, St. Lawrence University - Certificate of Advanced
Studies in Educational Administration - Certified Superintendent of Schools in NYS, Principal St. Regis
Falls CSD, Principal Scoharie CSD

1987-1997
School Business Administrator Scoharie CSD, Superintendent of Schools Fort Ann CSD

1997-2007
Superintendent of Schools Holley CSD

2004-2017
Retired and living the Good Life in the Rio Grande Valley of South Texas - Texans from NY - my wife
Lana and I travel extensively in the US and Canada in our Motorcoach 4-6 months a year and have a home
at 3035 Irapuato St. N, Mercedes, TX 78570 - on the Golf Course at Llano Grande Lake Resort and
Country Club



Katharine Houk

1967 - 1977 - In this decade, I graduated from CHS, attended college in Fredonia,
NY, then attended Bard College. I got married, had a daughter (Tahra, b.1969) and
we lived for a year with our hippy friends in Tucson and the southern Arizona
desert. That marriage didn’t last.
I went back to school and graduated Summa from State University College at
Buffalo with a BS in Design, Fiber Art Concentration. In Buffalo I met my current
husband, Seth, who had arrived there for law school. We married in 1977.

1977 - 1987 - After graduations and marriage we moved to Chatham, in Columbia
County, NY, a small town that reminded me of the Canton of my youth. I worked as a fiber artist and we
had two children, Benjamin (1979) and Emily (1982). Seth worked at the State Education Department in
Albany as an attorney. When local schools did not work out for our eldest (Tahra), we began the adventure
of home education. I founded The Home Schoolers’ Exchange, a support group for families educating at
home, which also pulled together workshops and activities for the children.

1987 - 1997 - Very busy years! During that time we moved to a home with seven acres, outside a tiny
hamlet called New Concord, a few miles from Chatham. We planted a huge garden, and grew much of our
own food. During this time, the homeschoolers’ meetings led me and a couple of friends to create a co-
operative learning center for home-schooling families, which is still thriving. Seth and I also started a
national nonprofit to support parent involvement in education. Our children Ben and Emily did not attend
school until they started taking college courses.

1997-2007 - We slowly eased out of the non-profit education work we had been doing, and I decided to go
back to school. In 2001 I graduated from Hartford Seminary, defending my thesis on interfaith
understanding two days after September 11, 2001. I then studied further at One Spirit Interfaith Seminary
in NYC, graduating in 2005. I served as a community minister doing interfaith work, and also continued
creating artwork. Daughter Tahra, who lived in Key West, got married, and we welcomed our first
granddaughter, Gryffyn, in 2005. With a friend, I founded a group for women called Wellspring Haven,
which offers support, meetings, and enrichment. Seth and I also traveled during this time to Îles de la
Madeleine, Ireland, England and Wales.

2007-2017 - Tahra and Tim had another daughter, Ursula (b.2008), and moved from Key West to Western
Massachusetts, and from there to Myanmar, where they now live. Daughter Emily is a writer/editor and
she and her partner, Jed, also a writer, live in Amherst, MA. Son Ben is a vice-president at Oppenheimer
Funds, NYC. He married Yukari, an animation artist, in 2016.

The past decade was a challenging one for me, because an incurable auto-immune disease slowly destroyed
my liver (genetic predisposition with environmental triggers); the illness was diagnosed late in its course.
My health deteriorated for years, until a incredibly generous anonymous living donor gave me the left lobe
of his liver in November of 2015. Seth had retired and was able to be a tremendous help to me during
those difficult years. For the past year and a half I’ve been recovering from that major transplant surgery.
Now I have a new lease on life, and I’m looking forward to discovering what my future holds. Possibilities
abound.

1979

Irwin John Hundley

1971 - Graduated from Hartwick College with a BS Degree in Physics.
Employed by J.I. Case Company
Married college sweetheart - Patricia Orange

1980 – Daughter, Nicole Marie, born in Lancaster, Pa
1982 – Son, Jonathan Albert, born in Columbus, Ohio

Five Grandchildren – Mia (11), Ethan (7), Carter (4), Hudson (3), Oliver (deceased
2 months)

2009 - Retired after 37 years, six moves, seven different positions within same company

Work part time at Total Wine & More

Enjoying Grandkids and travel - African safari, Ireland, Costa Rica, National Parks
Amateur photography

[email protected]

Irwin John Hundley

Rebecca Jordan O'Brian

Linda Jubinville Golembiewski

My journey started with United Airlines in New York City. I was a reservationist
and received the perks of travel to cities that I had only dreamed of visiting. I also
made lifelong friends and met my husband. John was in the US Coast Guard. We
married on Oct. 24, 1970. We honeymooned on a cruise to the Bahamas and
moved to Newport News, VA. Sadly, I had to give up my job with United, but we
were blessed with our first daughter, Cynthia, born Oct. 9, 1971.

Our next move was to Jacksonville, FL. and then Mobile, AL, where we bought our
first home. John continued on with the Coast Guard and I was a stay at home mom. Baby number two,
Lisa, was born December 20, 1974. Baby number three, Misha, was born on January 28, 1976 in Potsdam,
because we stayed with mom and dad, while John was on an Icebreaker in the Antarctic.

June 1977 we were on the move again, this time to Northbend, OR. We lived on Saunders Lake by the
sand dunes of the Pacific coast. We learned to dig for clams, set crab traps and did a lot of exploring! His
tour ended in July of 1980 and we returned to Mobile, AL. We built a new home on eleven acres and had a
mini farm. The Coast Guard was not done with us yet, we moved to Elizabeth City, NC. The girls entered
new schools, made new friends, and we went on a lot of beach trips. John finally retired in December of
1987.

We returned to Mobile and the girls completed school and went on to college. John continued his aviation
career as a private pilot/instructor and mechanic/inspector. I started full time work in 1990 as a ward
clerk/secretary at Fresenius Medical Care. I hope to retire soon.

Our daughter Cindy is a PTA and loves to travel. She has yet to marry - but who knows! Lisa married her
high school sweet heart after she graduated from Auburn University. Steve is a US Coast Guard
pilot/instructor stationed in Corpus Christi, TX. They have one son - Garrett (11). Misha was married and
works in HR. She has a daughter – Harleigh (15) and a son – Ashton (11). They live in Mobile, so there is
a lot of together time. I LOVE my grandchildren!!

We may have stopped moving, but we did not stop traveling! Now I will make my trips alone, because
John passed away in November 2016. I really miss him, but I have my family to keep me company.

Linda Jubinville Golembiewski



Barbara King

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Carl Kirkey

Sept.1967 Joined the Army
1967 Ft. Dix Basic Training
1968 Ft. Sam Houston Basic Lab School, Ft. Wolter, Tx first duty assignment, sent

to 153rd Mobile Med Lab, assigned to 249th Gen Hosp Asaka Japan
1970 Returned home for college at ATC. Got spit on & called a baby killer.

Returned to Army where I would use my talents in support of our soldiers.
1971 Aschaffenburg Germany
1974 Ft. Sam Houston Advanced Medical Lab. Got married had one daughter,

Aileen
1976 Ft. Meade MD

1977 Wurzburg Hospital received my promotion to SSG. My second daughter, Samantha, was born there.
1980 Assigned to 5th CSH 44th Med Bd Ft Bragg NC
1981 Assigned to Womack Army Hospital Ft Bragg NC NCOIC of Clinical Pathology with a change of my

MOS to blood donor specialist (means I knew how to run a blood donor center)
1987 Medically retired. I injured my back, somehow, and my father died all in the same month.

1987-1997
Ozarks Medical Center West Plains Mo, head of Transfusion Services. Duties included operation of Blood
Donor Center and Blood Bank
Dr. Paris reference lab head of evening shift
Fulton County Hospital Lab Supervisor
Divorced and remarried, then divorced again

1997-2007
Lab Supervisor at hospital
Single
Discovered Blues music

2007-2017
Retired as Supervisor. Worked as tech at hospital
My Mom died
Really retired now.



Mike Klemens
Graduated from Dartmouth College. Taught 8th grade in Ogdensubrg for a couple
of years before going to work for Watertown Daily Times.

Married Kathy Gates. Two children, Jeff and Megan. Moved to Watertown with
the Times.

Left in 1985 to attend Sangamon State University in Springfield, IL. Wrote for a
magazine called Illinois Issues for six years, before going to work for the Illinois
Department of Revenue, all in Springfield.

Kathy died in 2010, and I retired in 2012.

Started a small tax policy consulting firm, KDM Consulting, that I do part time. Travel a fair amount. Son
and grandkids in Philly, daughter in Portland, OR.

Remarried on Feb. 18 to Natalie Davila, pictured on trip to Paris.

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George Kotz

During the first ten years after graduation, I attended Canton ATC and majored in
Construction Technology, worked in that field for a short time, and then began
work at the St. Lawrence Psychiatric Center as a Therapy Aide. I met my future
wife, Barbara, in 1969 and we were married in 1971. I returned to school at Canton
ATC and graduated with a Nursing Degree in 1976. I bought a home in
Ogdensburg and also purchased a camp in Lisbon and since then have spent every
summer on the St. Lawrence River. Also, became the proud father of four children
(one son, three daughters).

From the late 70's to late 80's, I was a very busy family man and also obtained a Bachelor’s Degree in
Nursing from SUNY Utica. I found some time to return to hunting and successfully shot my first deer (one
of many).

In 1995, I was installed as Exalted Ruler of the Ogdensburg Elks Lodge and attended the National
Convention in New Orleans that summer. I was very active in the club for many years. In the Spring of
1999, I built a hunting camp in DeGrasse, NY with the help of family and friends. I look forward to
hunting season and my family and I also spend time there throughout the year. Turning 50 was not much
of a celebration, as I underwent major back surgery and spent many months recuperating.

From the late 90's to the present, I have witnessed two of my children marry, I have become a grandfather,
and after 34 years, I retired from the Psych Center as a Nurse Administrator.

Health wise, I successfully battled prostate cancer in 2006 and had major shoulder surgery last year. I now
have 8 grandchildren, including 1 1/2 yr. old identical twin boys. They keep me busy and tire their
"Poppa" out, but I enjoy each and every one of them so much. I like having more time for my favorite
hobbies, which include hunting, fishing, horseshoes, gardening and watching Syracuse basketball.



Donna LaClair Ferguson

Ricky LaFlair

Gloria LaFlair Stevenson

My goodness it doesn’t seem possible, but 50 years has passed since graduation.
Where to begin…I have three sons (Ernest, Philip, and Darren), two step-children
(Carla and Wayne), six grandchildren (Alexis, Cody, Darren Jr., Chase, Gauge,
Britney, Kayla, KaLeigh and Aspen.

I married soon after graduation and had various jobs, from an assembly line in a
paper mill, to clerical work for a small gas company, but in 1981 I was offered a
position with the Federal Government, which resulted in an extremely rewarding
career. During my 25 years with the Federal Government, I worked in various fields (e.g., Supply Clerk,
Modification Clerk, Contract Administrator, Special Project Coordinator, and a Business Manager). My
career took me around the world, allowed me to experience different cultures, see different economic
standards, and the unfortunate hardships created from nature’s storms.

- My work with the US Army Corps of Engineers consisted of expansion, closure, and renovation
work for various military bases at Fort Drum, NY, Cannon and Holloman Air Force Bases in New
Mexico and several bases in Hawaii. While in Hawaii for 13 years, we lived on the beautiful Island
of Oahu and from our lanai we had a gorgeous view of Chinaman Hat, the Ko’olau Mountains, and
the wondrous Pacific Ocean. Some of our temporary work allowed us to travel and sightsee in
California, Alaska, Nevada, Colorado, Florida, Louisiana, Alabama, Kentucky, Virginia, and
Washington DC.

- I provided disaster assistance and recovery operations for the Pacific Ocean Division during the
aftermath of Hurricane Iniki (1992) on the Island of Kauai and after Typhoon Gay in the Republic
of the Marshall Islands. Some homes had only minor damage, while other homes had been washed
out to sea or completely destroyed. We shipped in supplies and generators so that we could stay at
the damaged hotels, and so the locals would have a temporary place to live while rebuilding. At the
Marshall Islands there was no running water or electricity, villagers pumped water by hand from a
well, we bathed in the ocean, there were no standing buildings and the only available food was fish
and coconuts. The Marshall Islands was most memorable because it has a matriarchal society,
where power and property are held by women and handed down through matrilineal descent.

- When my husband was transferred to Cairo, Egypt (a patriarchal society) for 2 years (1998 – 2000),
I obtain employment with the US State Department and worked out of the Regional Security Office
at the American Embassy. While there we saw so much poverty and hardship - some of the
Egyptians lived in little crude shacks, while they built high-rise apartment buildings for the
Americans working in Egypt, they washed their personnel belongings, including dishes, in the Nile
and would have their children (barely clothed) work for food and money – often sorting through
one of the numerous dumps sites. There were many Egyptian military guards all around our area
and most of the American were transported to and from work. While there we took tours, via
Embassy shuttles, to the pyramids, an Oriental rug factory, and a glass factory where they made
beautiful perfume bottles and nice china dishes.

- During our tour in Egypt, my husband and I went to see his daughter, while she was stationed at
Bad.Aibling Station, in Germany (1999). She took us to see the Eagle’s Nest and toured through
various castles, and even enjoyed Oktoberfest – boy can they drink beer.

Now that we both have retired (in 2006), we are enjoying our new home and relaxing in our pool in Justin,
Texas, spending time visiting our grandchildren and taking road trips to visit family and friends.

Latest picture of me with my sister in Florida 2016

Directional Signpost at Kwajalein Atoll

Christmas 1992 at Wotje - Typhoon Gay

Relaxing after a long day – Hurricane Iniki

1999 - The Pyramids in Giza

Richard LaFlair
I would like to come, but I really messed up my knee, again. So I will not be
coming. The only picture I could find is me with my granddaughter.

’67 – ’77: I drove trunk, then got married and had two girls and moved to Nebraska
and went to work for Purina Mills.

’77 – ‘’87: Worked for Purina Mills and had the last child, a son.
’87 – ’97: Worked for Purina until I had seven hundred pounds drop on my knee. There goes a good job.

Found out I had Diabetes and high blood pressure.
’97 – ’07: Worked in C. Store. What a drop in pay.
’07 – ’17: Found out that I had blood clots and retired.
That is all there is.