Message Forum


 
go to bottom 
  Post Message
  
    Prior Page
 Page  

08/25/14 08:07 AM #93    

 

Philip Marcum

As others have said, this was a terrific event.  Between the afternoon event at 6th street and the evening reception and dinner dance, I feel like I was able to visit with more people than previous events.  Still, I think I missed a few and wish I could have spent more time with some I was able to chat with.  I look forward to the next one.  Thanks to all involved in the planning and execution.  Phil Marcum


08/25/14 04:18 PM #94    

 

Hal Bishop (Bishop)

This web site is a great way to keep in touch and announce events. The reunion was a total success.Everyone involved is greatly appreciated. I would like to suggest that we add our email to our profile. Maybe on an address line that is unused. Comments?

         <halbishop618@gmail.com>


08/25/14 05:50 PM #95    

 

Jim Brinegar

The best ever!  How do they do it?  Wish I had been there.  Wait, maybe I was.  I know my wife was there, because she told me how wonderful everyone was to her. And what wonderful planning and organization.  Let's do it again next month. 

Jim Brinegar


08/25/14 06:16 PM #96    

Jerry Haas

All Marcia and I talked about on our way back to North Carolina (Sunday24th) was what an outstanding reunion we attended. Thanks to the reunion committee and thier spouses that supported them in pulling off such a great event.


08/25/14 08:58 PM #97    

Holly Edmonds (Walton)

Sherryl Frey Becker

Yes, Holly...I remember we had a choice of Henry Clay or Lafayette.  I also remember your father advising us that he thought Lafayette the better school....so that's what we chose.  It was a good choice for me.  I had been at Cassidy since first grade and then Morton for all three years....

Dad was always up on what was happening in the education world. Glad you think he made the right choice too.

 


08/25/14 11:18 PM #98    

 

Jeanne Buchanan (Shryock)

There are no words to express how thankful all of us were for the committee's work.  It was obvious that months had gone into the planning.  Jim Ishmael, I wish I had recorded your prayer.  I've thought so many times about how our lives changed the day Kennedy was shot.  We were blessed to have grown up in the time before that tragic event.  You made me feel so blessed to have been a General with the best class Lafayette ever had.  Thank you again to those who planned our 50th and Jim Brinegar, you were there.  I saw you and your wife together several times.  I still haven't figured out though  how you ended up with such a beautiful wife!

 


08/26/14 09:23 AM #99    

 

Bob Miles

Everyone has summed it up.Great! Like Nancy, this was my first reunion, so I can not really comment on weather this was the best one or not, but if the others were good, I would have to say this was probably the greatest. I really enjoyed myself. The committee did a tremendous job with this one. I would have loved to got up and danced more. I love to dance, but I would have to had an 8 pack of oxygen in the room, so I could keep up with Linda. She wore me out just watching her up there. I did have to make a trip to the car for another bottle of oxygen, about half way into the night, my fault, I should have brought a spare in with me. I hated to see the night end, I was having so much fun. I had some good conversation with a lot of great people. Love you all, for giving me a good time. I was really needing the break. Now that I am refreshed from seeing friends and my 3 beautiful sisters, it is back home. Again the time went by too fast. I would love to do this again.

 


08/26/14 10:49 AM #100    

 

Lynne Scott (Kearns)

Wish I knew how to transport a video from Facebook to our Website...I think listening to " MY OLD KENTUCKY HOME" would be appropriate right about now...wish I could hug everyone at the same time??


08/26/14 09:03 PM #101    

 

Wanda Freeman (Seltsam)

What a wonderful 50th reunion,  thanks to our reunion committee. They worked hard for all of us to have a great time. The problem was it was over too quickly and I didn't get to talk with everyone. I wish the people that are still in Lexington, or near by, could get together once a month or two months and have dinner and talk. I hope everyone has good health and back for the 55th reunion.  I wish we could go back to 1964 if only in our dreams. Life was easy then.


08/27/14 05:37 PM #102    

 

Bob Miles

I think someone wanted people to put their email address on the message forum. I think that is a good idea. That way we only serve our own. Mine is b.miles@frontier.com. I would love to  hear from anyone and everyone. I had a lot of good conversation at the reunion. But it did not last long enough. 5 to 7 hours is not enough time to talk about the past 50 years. Did not even get to talk about family, kids, grandkids, greatgrandkids. If I am around for another 8 years or so, it will be great greatgrandkid, but I hope not. He needs to grow up a whole lot.

 


08/28/14 09:03 AM #103    

 

Nancy Young

  Made it back and washing cloths and Sleeping for 11 hrs.   Time change it was great and I sure was blessed being able to see everyone and dance and eat and play golf well that is a gray area.  But it well worth the time to be their and Lexington, Ky has sure changed.  Got lost leaving the renuion , got lost going to Lousiville  but I found my way back.  The rain was a welcome sight since we don't much rain in Vegas.    But I found all the shopping centers  HA!


08/28/14 09:50 PM #104    

 

Joyce Reed (Davis)

A Great Big THANK YOU!! to our terrific reunion committee. You always know how hard people work based on the success of the event. Based on the impressive success of our reunion, we have a dedicated, hard working, caring committee. I had a terrific time at the reunion: just not enough time to catch up with everyone. Was great to see you from a distance even if I did not get to chat with you this year...next time.
By the way, for those of you who went to Big Picadome, do you remember the hollow tree in the southeast corner of the play yard. The hollow part faced away from the yard toward the street. I loved hiding in the hollow of that tree: hidden from everyone. So fun!

08/29/14 10:25 AM #105    

James McDaniel

     TO ALL MY CLASSMATES,  I AM TRULY SORRY THAT I COULD NOT ATTEND OUR 50TH REUNION.  I AM THE PASTOR OF FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH IN NARROWS, VIRGINIA AND ONE OF OUR MOST REVERED ELDERS PASSED AWAY AND I CONDUCTED HIS FUNERAL SATURDAY AFTERNNON.   I HAD REGISTERED ANS MADE ALL THE ARRANGEMENTS TO BE THERE,  BUT WE ALL KNOW ABOUT THE BEST MADE PLANS OF "MICE AND MEN."

     TO DEAN,  LYNN AND ALL THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN POSTING THE PICTURES,  I SURE APPRECIATE THEM AND I CAN SHARE IN THE MEMORIES THAT WAY.

   MY E-MAIL ADDRESS IS jwmcpreach@AOL.COM.  PAULA AND JIM,  JIM BRINEGAR,  AND ANYONE ELSE WHO DESIRES,  PLEASE WRITE.  IN CHRIST'S SERVICE,  JIM MCDANIEL


08/30/14 06:18 PM #106    

Anne "Andee" Ryan (Daughtry)

Thank you to the reunion committee, and all the volunteers, who worked so hard to make this reunion a success. It was truly lovely, so well done, and such a great time for everyone. I know that you worked on this for months, and it was certainly worth it for all of us who attended. We really appreciate all you did. Thank you so much!!

 


06/20/22 11:46 PM #107    

Jerry Ensor

Any one remember, Gary Bowman. When he put on a huge diaper, and crawled around the horse statue at the courthouse. Why is he not in the Marquis year book??


02/22/23 03:02 PM #108    

Butch Locklar

Dear Classmates,

I regret to inform you that my wife Anna Lee Nave Locklar, (Class of '66) and I have lost a daughter after a 12 year, very difficult but incredibly courageous fight with cancer.  Jennifer Locklar Hall, Class of 1990, passed away on Decmber 11, 2022 leaving a husband and four children. She was diagnosed with a rare form of cancer, esthesioneuroblastoma, cancer of the olfactory nerve, in August, 2010.  Jennifer was one of the most positive and fun loving persons anyone could ever meet and maintained her positivity and sense of humour throughout the entire ordeal.  She endured 3 major surgeries, radiation treatments, chemotherapy treatments and experimental nuclear medicine treatments over the span of 12+ years.  Everyone who met Jennifer loved her and her very outgoing personality.  She thoroughly enjoyed doing life, up until the end, with her family, children and countless friends she had made over her lifetime.  She wanted to be known as a person of FAITH, and a person of JOY!  Needless, to say our entire family is devastated.  She does leave behind a vast number of friends and acquaintances who recall her with many memories of that joyful, fun-loving spirit.  Her four children are graduates or attendees of Franklin County High School and The Frankfort Christian Academy.  Her seven nieces and nephews are all graduates or attendees of the University of Kentucky, Lafayette High School or The Lexington Christian Academy.   A very special, universally-loved GENERAL has moved on to and welcomed by the Lord to our future HOME!


02/23/23 02:49 PM #109    

Helen Hornsby (Morgan)

So sorry to hear this news.  Love and prayers for you and your family.

Helen Morgan

 


08/28/24 02:27 PM #110    

Sue Carol Robinson (Williams)

A special THANK YOU to the Reunion Committee for our 60th reunion!  I appreciate all the effort you put forth for this reunion as well as the ones in the past.  Many of you have been on the committee, reunion after reunion!!  This year was especially meaningful to me since I had not been able to attend our 55th.  It was so good to see everyone and catch up on the last 10 years!  You certainly have given a gift to the CLASS OF '64!  


09/17/24 10:41 AM #111    

Fred Baumann '63

Van Sudduth's wife Linda had a massive stroke Friday 13th, 2024. She is currently at Baptist Hospital ICU. Current status, stable, and recovering to a certain degree. More will be known in the next couple of days.  Put her and the Sudduth family in your prayers.


09/20/24 12:18 PM #112    

Linda Mitchell (Birk)

Lovely done, Fred. 


09/21/24 06:57 PM #113    

Sharon Combs

Prayers for all!


09/22/24 11:55 AM #114    

Douglas Stephan

🙏🏻😢🙏🏻


09/23/24 10:33 AM #115    

Carolyn O'Brian (Jones)

Linda and I were Alpha Gams together at UK. And we connected later through a women's organization, P.E.O. My heart and prayers are with the whole Sudduth family.

Thank you Carolyn


09/23/24 01:46 PM #116    

Donald Howard

My prayers are with Linda, Van, and family. 🙏🙏


10/19/24 09:39 AM #117    

 

Nancy Young

Best Renion ever ,  Came a long way from Las Vegas, Nv to this great event my hats off to the commity they did a Wonderful Job See y'll Next time.  The Pictures were great thank again for a Great time.

 


go to top 
  Post Message
  
    Prior Page
 Page