Box 315 Saugatuck, Michigan 49453
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Berkeley, CA
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Spring Hill, Florida
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Santa Fe, NM
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w3828 south shore drive lake geneva
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560 Chicago Ave, Highland Park
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Lake Forest, IL.
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Highland Park and Scottsdale, AZ
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Seattle, WA
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Deerfield
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1111 N. Mission Park Blvd. #2017 Chandler, AZ 85224
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1543 Sherwood Road, Highland Park
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Highland Park & Chicago
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Minneapolis, MN
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Houston, Texas
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Highland Park, Illinois
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Duluth, GA
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1927 N. Hudson Ave #3, Chicago, IL 60035
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Talent Oregon
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Chicago
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Highland Park
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Henderson, NV
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Northbrook
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Irvine, CA
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San Juan Bautista, CA
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Fort Lauderdale, FL
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Los Angeles and New York
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Grayslake, IL
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Savannah, GA
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Highland Park, IL and Torino, Italy
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Eastside of Tucson, AZ - Near 22nd and Pantano
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Deerfield, IL
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Chicago
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Hinsdale, Illinois
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I am dwelling in Buelahland (aka Highland Park)
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1790 Elmwood Drive, Highland Park
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6650 Arno-Allisona Rd, TN 37046
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La Jolla, CA and Birmingham, MI
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29789 Woodbrook Drive, Agoura Hills, California, 91301
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Maine
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Buffalo Grove, IL
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Chicago
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Kerrville
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Wimberley, Texas
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Omaha, NE
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Upper Peninsula of Michigan
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Coral Springs, Florida
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810 Autumn Close, Milton, Ga
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Denver, Colorado
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Miami, Florida
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Bolingbrook, Illinois
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Baltimore, Maryland and Rehoboth Beach, Delaware
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Thomasville, Georgia
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860 Weidner Rd. #202, Buffalo Grove, Illinois 60089
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Trilogy, Brentwood CALIFORNIA
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Cedarburg, WI
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Highland Park
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Austin, Texas
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Honolulu, Hawaii
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Vernon Hills Il
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Highland Park
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56 Bayberry Drive, Leesburg, FL 34788-2979
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Charlotte, NC
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1337 Oxford Road, Deerfiled, IL 60015
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Berlin, Germany & Lincolnshire, Illinois
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Arlington Heights, IL
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Hainesville, IL
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Bellaire, TX
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Deerfield, IL
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Carmel, IN
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2132 14th Ave. E., Saint Paul, MN
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Coral Springs, FL
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Highland Park
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Valencia, California
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Highland Park
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1309 Ridgewood Drive Northbrook, IL60062
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Chicago, Reno NV
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Mailing address: 333 W. North Ave #415, Chicago 60610
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Jerusalem, Israel
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Nashville, Tn
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St. Louis, MO
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1555 Astor Street, Chicago
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Mesa, Arizona (just moved in 2023)
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Highland Park
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Myrtle Beach
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Naples Florida
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Libertyville
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Middleton, WI
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2142 sandy lane, Wilmette IL 60091
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Berkeley, California
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highland park
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2233 Egandale Rd., Highland Park
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Evanston, IL
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Menlo Park, Ca
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Colorado
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Chicago
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Northbrook, Sarasota
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Highland Park
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Sandy, Utah
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Evanston, IL
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Riverwoods, IL
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Olney, MD
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Colorado
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I am an Nomad and travel worldwide, I live in Scottsdale AZ when not on the move.
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Evanston, IL
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HP
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Fox River Grove IL and Sarasota FL
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144 Bedford Road, Sleepy Hollow NY 10591
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Glencoe, IL
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Bellevue WA
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Wilmette, IL
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Deerfield
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92 Meserole St. #1B, Brooklyn NY 11206
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Bremerton, WA
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Highland Park, IL
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232 N. Kingshighway Blvd, #1003, St Louis, MO. 63108
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Charlottesville, VA
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Semi-Pro Leisure Tour, bird nerd, fill the 10 bird feeders in the back yard, hang out on the friends of the library board plus the parks and rec board.
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Early Childhood Teacher
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VP Sales & Marketing- Retired
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travel writer: columnist
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retired (unless im towing in boats and two planes )
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Pre-school Director & side business owner
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retired
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Retired -2004
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Sports Medicine physician—recently retired
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Commodities
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Sales
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Instructor and Associate Director, DePaul University Honors Program
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Broadcast Reporter & Talk Show Host
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Attorney
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I am a preschool music teacher, working with kids from 3 months to six years in age. I also present workshops to teachers about how to use music and movement to enhance early literacy and learning.
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Paraprofessional Educator and Volunteer
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Administrator LemonAid Fund
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http://nwtime.org
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trader/investor, cofounder of Big Story Group.llc, member of SAG-AFTRA
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Retired
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Engineering Company Owner
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Attorney - Partner at Irell & Manella LLP
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Chief Marketing Officer for a software start up
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I teach people how to grow their own food
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consultant to my husbands film company
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IT Project Manager
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Ophthalmologist
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Professor of Theatre
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After retiring from a 30 year career in public education, I embarked on a new career in corporate education. After three companies in three years, I found Sunquest Information Systems. I'm a learning consultant there and have been there since April 2012. I focus on developing onboarding and cross-training programs for technical and professional services resources who complete implementation projects for our hospital laboratory information systems and all the related interfaces to other software and instrumentation.
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Bookkeeper/Office Manager
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Wire & Cable
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Jewelry Designer
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Writer
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Commercial Real Estate Mortgage Banker
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gardener (retired)
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Family CEO
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Dentist
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hospital administration
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Retired (following 34-year career in Music Education)
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Consultant
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Retired military officer & educator
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Theatre Designer and Professor emeritus
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Retired; Most of my career spent at Showtime
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Interior Designer and owner of Good Karma by JMR Designs, Inc. www.jrmdesignsinc.com
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Director of Media Marketing, Definitive Productions PA
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Business Owner
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Retired Teacher, Private Tutoring
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Legal Assistant, Semi-Retired
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Orthopedic Surgeon
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Biologist - Biology Professor
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Computer Teacher and works on websites
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retired Engineer and Entrepreneur
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Global Manager of Business Planning for the Motion Division of Rockwell Automation
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IT Software Consultant and Developer
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Dentist -- Managing Partner of Rose Dental Group
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University Professor - Mathematics
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Avaya Inc-Technical Manager
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Banker (now one of the lowest life forms)
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Private Duty Hospice Nurse
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Hospitality Consultant - Retired
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Director, Human Reosurces
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Art Historian/Provenance Consultant
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Sales Manager for Handicap Lift Mfg.
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Customer Service/Project Manager
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Retired
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I run my own investment firm, which was always my dream.
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Hospital Engineering Surveyor
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Engineer
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Sports official
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Retired
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Retired
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Retired
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Scrap Metal Merchant
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A couple things
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CEO of medical device company
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Retired now. Prior I was an Operations Director for Marriott Intl. Specificall for the Gaylord Opryland Resort, a 3000 room destination resort hotel.
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Preschool Teacher
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Jewelry Sales
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Pharmacist
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Lawyer
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Retired
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Attorney
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Wire and cable manufacturing
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Retired
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Attorney/Divorce and Family Mediator
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Artist
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retired
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Real Estate
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Used Machinery Dealer
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Jewelry designer
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Founder nonprofit job training center for women
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Attorney
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Retired
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Music and Technology
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Retired from corporate life and now making art full time and occasional showing in exhibitions..
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Exec
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C.P.A.
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Scientific Review Officer - National Institutes of Health
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Retired
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Retired Psychologist
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President - Consumer Packaged Goods company
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Jewelry designer
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Human Resources Consultant (retired)
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relocation consultant
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Attorney
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Retired
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Executive Coach
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Retired
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Journalist, occasional screenwriter
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Semi-retired media relations consultant, mostly for small medical device companies.
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Retired
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Physician: Pediatric Palliative Care and Hospice
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Ex-neurosurgeon
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Currently using a sawsall and cutting up the house next door into pieces. Then planting a micro forest where it used to be. Read comic books, bird books. More bird nerding.
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Run a Non-profit, World Wall for Peace
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Travel, hike in the nearby mountains, visit my kids and grandkids, read, attend cultural events...
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boating, snowmobiling, chairman of festivals on lake
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house re-hab, volunteer work
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all kindza stuff
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Lose a lot of golf balls...
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hike, travel, constantly learning (birding, languages, history, weird esoteric stuff…)
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Anything I want
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Reading; writing; theater; wine and cheese with friends; once yearly, but now periodic, girls trip with Debbie Lowenthal and Barb Israel; being a Bubby to my two grandsons
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Almost anything athletic, movies, travel
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Workout, watch HBO, spend time with my daughter, pet my cats
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I am acting again! Whenever they have need of a woman of a certain age, that is. I also read British mysteries and serve on the board of an organization that helps Scottish Terrier owners with extraordinary vet bills.
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Love my family and friends and my sweet dog, “Noodle”. Music lover, sports fan , caretaker, educational helper and chef of all kinds!
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What spare time?!
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I haven't had any spare time in the past 3 years. When I have spare time, I like visiting national parks and taking pictures.
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spare time? hah!
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Play Hockey, work on Boats, Fly my Bonanza, Go to the gym
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Yoga, exercise, reading, movies
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Work, exercise, garden
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Travel and hang out with my cats
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gardening
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learn italian and walk and travel
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Gardening, reading, bicycle, travel, volunteer for various organizations.
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Golf
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Whatever I want
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Church related ministries such as webmaster and newsletter editor and worship ministries, crafts including Mexican popular arts of making pinatas and papel picado. We also are bird watchers with over 200 birds on our life list.
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Garden, Mah Jongg, Work Out, Photography,Concerts
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Lots of things...
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Fly fish, ski
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I'll save this for the reunion...
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Cook, travel, watch sports
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Take care of my grandbabies. try to keep up with my kids, animals, property, and home.
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Hike, bike, travel, spend time with good friends and family
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Collect fossils, volunteer at the LA Natural History Museum
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travel, hike, read, cook
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Zen Meditation; playing trombone; Cycling; Cooking; reading; etc.
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Enjoy live music and all that Chicago has to offer (lots!), reading, gardening, working out...
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Garden, religious education, military officer fraternal org MOWW
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Travel & Photography
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Write Theatrical Screenplays (comedies); Golf
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Read, Antique, Travel, Photography
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Yoga, exercise, travel, theater, enjoying friends and family!!
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what is spare time? Aside from gardening, skiing, Zuumba, working out. Then I drink a glass of wine and relax.
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Hike, walk, read, exercise, travel, lazy afternoons with friends
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Travel, Excercise,Pilates, Yoga , volunteering, spending time with family and friiends
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Play on the computer, Watch TV, Read, Relax!
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Bike, Golf, Walk
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What spare time? With all the activities my teenagers are involved with plus an hour commute each way for work, it seems like there's never any time for anything else. My family loves to travel and we do that whenever possible. My wife is Swedish, so most of our overseas trips involve spending time at our cottage there, visiting her family. We try to build on that with side trips - for example, last summer we celebrated our anniversary in Scotland (touring distillaries and trying to drive through the round-abouts in the right direction). My son's Scout troop does a lot of high adventure activities, so we did a lot of backpacking this year to prep for a 12-day trek in New Mexico. Living in south Georgia, there is always something to be done in the yard and garden, but doing that in 90 degree weather makes it easy to justify drinking a good IPA in the evening.
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Music and Gardening
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professional do nothinger
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I love to cook with family and friends, knit, quilt, sail, ride my bike, travel, play with my dogs.
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Tennis, Golf, Sailing and Skiing
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play soccer, restore vintage cars, boating
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Drink coffee.
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Family, golf, biking and books
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What spare time? A little golf, a lot of reading. Surf the web for a second house in Washington D.C.
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Work on House Upgrades/Repairs & Gardening
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Golf
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Golf, watch my daughter golf (UW Witewater), run, spent time with my husband and family.
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Travel, Friends and Family, Therapy Peer Leader
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Read, movies, biking
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Gardening
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Food, Family and Classes
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Watch videos of my grandchild
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Cycle
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Volunteer
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coach high school soccer
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Raising kids, travel, food, wine, politics, snowboarding & more
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Spend time with my family as much as possible, go to the gym daily and to relax I play guitar poorly.
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tennis, pickleball, yoga, spin, anything outdoors at our lakehouse in Wisconsin
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travel, volunteer at philanthropic organizations, cook
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Spin classes, cardio kickboxing, health club, pickleball
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Travel in RV, Golf, spoil the grand kids
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Garden read walk cook
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Stalk Trout and ski
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Hiking, Crafting, Spending Time With Family.
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Walk, Needlepoint, read books
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Got to art museums, watch movies, read, and travel (and talk and laugh with our children).
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walk, read , sew , travel
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I serve on 18 different Boards and Committees
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As much as I can. I especially enjoy being on the water, sailing, powerboating, paddling, fishing or just floating.
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Camp, travel, exercise, walk dogs
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Play with grandchildren, enjoy family, travel
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Ski
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Make jewelry, read, swim, babysit.
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Compose Music
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Sit on the Board of Directors for the Utah section of the National Council of Jewish Women (NCJWUTAH.org) along with misc. social action opportunities through my synagogue.
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Nap
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Being with friends & family
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Golf, Walk the Dog
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I stay physically fit and am a lover of the outdoors and an avid explorer.
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Read, Write
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Read, take classes, spend time with family, jog while listening to audiobooks
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hike, bicycle, swim, family/friends time, read, cook, volunteer ESL
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Lots of sports, reading, family time, travel
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Tennis
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Grand Kids
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Running, tennis, concerts, cultural stuff.
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Choir singing (did a European tour a few years ago), musical theater, soccer refereeing (can't play anymore!), working out and delivering for Meals on Wheels
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walks, try to stay active
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Love getting together with friends and family, listening to music, cooking, hiking, biking and traveling
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I love old movies 20’s, 30’s, 40’s, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s. Love games on my iPhone. Exercising - walking and strength training. Movies.
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Read, talk to my dog, falconry, search and rescue volunteer, bake, read
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Married, no bambino's. Two cats. Yard animals consist of raccoons, possums, woodchucks, squirrels, chipmunks, deer. Won’t bother listing the birds. You’d fall asleep after Indigo Bunting.
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One dog and two cats and a husband
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Husband - Bob Stone, now retired; Son Tyler and wife Yana, living in Portland, OR with 2 kids, Madeline 2 and Jack 6 months; son Jake and his wife Bri who live in Marina Del Rey, CA
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i have three children .chris, katie, and kelly
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3 kids, all grown, 2 grand-kids. Hubby is DHS grad, Bob Rundell
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2 brothers, 1 uncle, few cousins, few nephews, etc
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Married 42 years, 3 great kids, all married 6 grandkids
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Recently divorced after 38 yrs of marriage. Forgot to have children. One 13 yo dog. Huge network of in-laws, step-siblings, etc.
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son - 25 daughter - 23
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All alone now
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I've been married to Ken Fishbain, recently retired from hospital administration and the HPHS School Board for 39 years. He's my first love who loved me back. My children, Kevin Fishbain and Maggie Grossman, graduated from HPHS in 2006 and 2009. Kevin, a Northwestern grad, is a Bears beat reporter for The Athletic- a tough job, but somebody has to do it! He got good training as sports editor of the Shoreline. He is married to Annie and they have two sons, Nathan and Bennett. Maggie, a UNC grad,with an MS in Higher Ed Administration from Northwestern, works as a senior project manager for the Northwestern Medical School. She was drum major of the HPHS Marching Band and of the Marching Tarheels.
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Son Bobby (26) & Daughter Michelle (23)
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I have one daughter, Molly, who's 20 and is a sophomore at Whitman College in Walla Walla, WA. We are very silly together and she is the light of my life.
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I am a late bloomer; always was. I married Steve Tower in 2004. We have a Scottie dog.
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Two Children: My daughter is a celebrity stylist and designer and my son is a professional musician(producer, composer, guitarist). Most recent addition, is my grand-dog, "Noodle"
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3 incredible step-children in Rome, Italy
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1 son, 3 daughters
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Married 29 years no kids
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None....
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I am married to Tom Ellingson. We have 4 children between us - yours, mine and ours.
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Partner is a California surfer guy and son is a senior at University of Idaho studying molecular biology and biochemistry.
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No kids. My husband is a very accomplished musician.
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No kids, 2 rescue dogs and my husband is a film director and writer and producer
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My wife, Gail, and I live in Wildwood, a neighborhood just east of Grayslake. We have been together for 17 years and married for 5 of those years. My brothers and sisters live in HP with their 2 of their 4 children, and 8 grandchildren. Mom and Dad passed away many years ago and we lost one sister.
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Wife: Kim. Sons: Will and Ben
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My wife Rena, 4 kids, 2 grandkids, and 2 dogs
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Ernesto Encinas is my husband since 1980. He is a remodeling contractor specializing in concrete and masonry. We have three children (Ariella, born 1982; Gerard, born 1984 and Martin, born 1991) and seven grandchildren ranging in ages from 9 to 1. Ariella has three daughters and a stepson; Gerard has three sons. Ariella and her husband, Mitch live in Flagstaff, AZ. She is a mental health counselor for a private rehabilitation school for girls and Mitch is employed by Nestle Purina. Gerard is a federal agent for the US Border Patrol and his wife, Corinne is a juvenile detention case manager and they live in Tucson. Martin is a recent UA graduate who is beginning a career in real estate.
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One daughter in Chicago. One married daughter and son in law in St. Joseph, MI.
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Divorced with a son, 29, and a daughter, 26, both nearby in the city.
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Married to Larry Lieber, children Scott getting married to Tina in June And danielle... Marrying Josh in December 2014
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My wife, Maureen, and I have been married for 26 years. We have a son, James, and a Golden, Hazel.
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2 kids in college
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Got married Sept! I have 1 son, 3 daughters, 2 grandbabies, 3 dogs, 5 cats.
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Married to Leo Eisenberg for 34 years, he's a great guy. Children, Max-23, Anna-21, Louis-15
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My husband, Evan is an attorney. We have been married 33 years and have 2 boys, Grayson (26) and Justin (23) and two adorable dachshunds named Vienna and Oscar (Californians don't understand the names)
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Married to Toni (met in college at Western Michigan U); 2 sons, Justin (1986) & Alex (1992)..
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I have two great sons that are enjoying life and adding value to their sphere of influences
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Husband Ralph Lewis, two stepchildren, 4 step - grandchildren & 8 " adopted" grandchildren who live next door
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My wife, Trish, is a freelance director and costume designer. Our daughter, Tara, is an actress and film producer in LA.
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Wife - Jeanette; Son - Alex (works in reality television; The Real Housewives of Orange County and The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills)
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Married, No Children, 1 Dog
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David, 28 an attorney in Palo Alto, CA and Julie, 25 a Registered Dietician in Miami, FL
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married 23 years to Warren. Son Justin 15 with football prospects. Beautiful daughter Mattie 13 the serial sleepover hostess.
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Family of origin alive. No immediate family
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Married 45 years to husband Bob, have 2 great sons, Jeremy who is 41(married to a special daughter in law and have 2 children) and Brian who is 38 and married, a wonderful daughter, Alyssa who is also married and has one daughter.
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I am married to Marc, and have two sons, Brian, and Scott
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4 children 30-26, 2 grandchildren
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My wife, Carina, is the Florida State Public Health Veterinarian and an Epidemiologist. She often turns up on national news coverage whenever there's a public health story (anthrax in Miami, dengue virus in Key West, etc.) from Florida. My children are both involved in sports and music which keeps everyone guessing as to what is on the daily schedule. It got a little easier last year when Linnea got her driving license, but when she leaves for college next year we'll be back to chauffeuring again.
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My 3 very musical sons, Sam-29(wife-28)Max-26 and Jake-22 all entertain me. Alas they live out of state.
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WIFE, SUSIE. 5 KIDS: MEGAN,40; KELLY,38; ADAM,35; JENNA AND JASON TWINS, 31
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My husband, Mark, is a bio-med tech at Children's Hospital. We have 2 sons, Ian and Kyle. Ian is a paralegal at a law firm in Milwaukee. Kyle is living in Minneapolis, and in the process of applying to grad schools for psychology. We have two dogs -Hobbes is a standard Labradoodle, and Zoobie is a miniature Goldendoodle.
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Wife: Debbie (Garber) HPHS '78, 3 Children, Jordan-27, Max-26 and Marisa-19
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Erika 33 Rachel 31 Ricardo 19 Julia 17 wife Eva grandkids Barret 7 Audrey 5
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One son, rocket scientist in LA. One wife, neuroscientist in next room.
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1 spouse Tim, 2 daughters Carly & Molly, 1 cat Pear (she is a Manx, no tail)
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Oldest son Zach married with one child. Living in D.C. and doing the world much good as a policy manager at the U.S. Global Leadership Coalition. Second son Kyle living in Chicago, not doing as much good for the world working for The Private Bank in Loan Syndications. Wife Susan teaches fourth grade at Wayne Thomas School in HP
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I married later in life to a great guy- Steve Bachner. We were fully immersed in a “Harley Lifestyle”; riding whenever possible. I lived for our RoadTrips. Steve was killed by our local EMS in 2018. Now I shamelessly spoil my two Kitties shamelessly!😻
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Wife, Nancy, owns property management & RE brokerage businesses, daughter Natalie is at College of Charleston, son Jason is a distance runner hoping to run in college in fall of 2024.
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Spouse: Ron, retired from AT&T; Kids: Gina Storti, social worker; Michael Storti, Master Club Fitter; Kelly Storti, senior at UW Whitewater and golfer
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Son, working in field of Gender Studies and Human Rights
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2 married boys. 1st grandchild on the way
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2 step sons, 1 granddaughter, 2 grandsons, 2 kittens, 1 husband
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Married to Michael Gerlich, retired. Children: Sam (1995), an Aerospace Engineer, works at Lockheed Martin, La Cruces NM. Triplets (1996) Sarah, Adam & Jason. Sarah graduated May 2109 with an undergraduate degree in Finance, graduated with a Masters in Marketing and Data Analytics 2020. Works as a buyer for H-E-B Corporate in San Antonio, TX. Adam graduated 2018 with a degree in Finance. Works for in restructuring for Grant Thornton in Houston, TX. Jason graduated 2019 with an undergraduate degree in Watershed Management and Soil Science. Graduated with a Master's Degree in Soil Science and Global from the University of Ghent, Belgium and Aarhus University, Denmark 2021. Works as a Research Specialist at the Texas Water Resource Institute in College Station, TX
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Married to Susan for 37 years, with two sons. Joe is married and lives in Israel, with one child. Aaron lives in Chicago with his girlfriend. Everyone is doing well.
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Two children, 3 grandchildren
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Wife is a kindergarten teacher. Son is a hydrologist for the state of Florida
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3 daughters; 3 grandchildren
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Husband Richard Eichner, Daughter Ellen Eichner, Son Michael Eichner
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3 daughters; 3 grandchildren
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Son working with me, Daughter at Grinnell College, wife HPHS 1980 grad
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Single dad of 13-year old twin boys
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Wife, 2 daughters, 2 stepsons
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I have a wonderful wife and we’ve been married for 32 yrs. Together we have 2 children, 1 boy (27), 1 girl (25). My daughter is an Event Coordinator for a Hilton Hotel in Boca Raton, Fl. My son plays baseball professionally and lives in Boca Raton during his offseason. I also have 2 older daughters from a previous marriage. My oldest is 39 and has her Masters from Loyola and proudly working in her chosen profession. My second oldest has her degree from Northeastern and living with my grandson in Madison, WI where she is a QC Director for a Debt Recovery Company.
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Married to Dave. 2 children Bradley and Amy
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Justin (son) Chuck (husband) Stacy (step-daughter)
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Husband: Michael; Kids: Alex, Matthew, Sari; Grandchild: Jett
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Wife Anna; Sons Zach and Ben
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Son & Daughter, 5 grand kids
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I have 4 children
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First wife (two step kids, 5 grandkids)
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Married to Fritz Behr (also HPHS Class of 74) since 1979. Two kids.
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Husband Joel - 39 years, Ilana, age 35, and husband Jeff, Rebecca, age 33 and husband Robert
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I married Carolyn McNiven in 1994 and we have two sons: Charles (23) and James (21).
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4 children and 8 grand children
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Married to Yelena for 40 years. 3 children 3 grandchildren!
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My wife, Yvette Gideon and I have two grown sons, one in Brooklyn and the other in LA, a wonderful daughter in law and we recently became grandparents for thge first time.
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David and I have been married for 30+. We have cats, no kids
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Married to second husband 28 years, 2 daughters, 2 grandsons
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Wife: Liann
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Husband is Darryl. 3 kids, Jason, Mallory, Kimberly. 3 granddaughters.
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Married to Sally Newman, class of 72, Bobby Newman's older sister. 3 kids
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Both my parents lived a long and happy life. Still odd to feel like an orphan. My husband Gary (going on 34 yrs) is counting down the days in the next 2 years when he retires. We have 1 happily married son, 32 yrs currently living in Naperville and expecting their 2nd child in 1/2024. My two fortysomething stepdaughters are both happily married. My oldest lives in Spain and my 23 yr old grandson lives near his folks. My other stepdaughter and her family live in Georgia with their 2 older teenage daughters. Zoom and Meta Portal ROCKS!
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Spouse: Liz Cloud - actress / Zoe - 31 - architect / Noah - 28 - Tech Product Mgr
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I have been married to Nancy for 42 years. I have three boys, two daughter-in-laws, and two grandsons.
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1 Spouse, 1 Kid
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Tim husband, Alex son
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No Children and my family of origin connects back to Czar Nicholas II, so it is long and complicated to describe.
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Married, no children
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Husband, 2 kids, 2 son-in-law’s 2 grandchildren
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Married to husband Jim for 40+ years. Two children: Jimmy (born 1990; Purdue grad; Industrial Engineer), and Stephanie (born 1992; Illinois State Grad; Compliance at Discover Financial; married since 2017). No grandchildren
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Married to Bill Null since 1981, met in college in 1975. Two children, daughter, Danielle is married with 3 children, son, Evan is single.
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Wife, two daughters in their 20’s
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Married to Robin Class of 74, two boys, four grandkids. Two will be Giants, the others, Trevs...
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Wife: Joanna Molloy (journalist; partner in crime at NY Daily News) Son: Eamon Rush, front man of Pan Arcadia (https://www.panarcadiamusic.com/)
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My beautiful wife Sarah Fu is from China - no kids, which is what has kept us youthful. My own family is pretty much gone, so I've been adopted by Sarah's.
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Christy-spouse, Stephanie (daughter), Lauren (daughter), Dominic (son)
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2 married sons, 5 grandchildren
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Grateful Dead concert, air raid shelter.
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Not going
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ootball games, dancing in Stunts, putting make-up on Gary Sinese for his role in "Tartuffe"...!
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getting kicked out of drivers ed for driving to class at driving range
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close friendships, CSL gymnastics finals
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The cops chasing Russ Daniels all over the roof.
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Working at Fell shoes and getting high in the basement with friends who worked at Ross'
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Hanging out with friends! Dance classes/workshops/performances, listening to music all the time--Ravinia, Art's Place, cruising the S-curves on Sheridan Rd. Brewing coffee in Tim Tinkle's hippie bus in the parking lot while hiding from Alice.
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glass hall
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Sorry, I wish I could think of even ONE!
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Distributive Education with Mr. Wall. Fun times and we got out of school at 10:30 am our Senior year
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Some hippie girl had an arm load of kittens at school. I took one, brought it to french class, walked home with it and kept it!
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All (ALL) the plays we did both at school and with Steppenwolf. If I had to pick a favorite, I would have to pick two: The Caucasian Chalk Circle and Cyrano de Bergerac.
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Being a part of and sharing in the theatre and humanities departments was a highlight of my high school experience.
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Penguin shows and enjoying so many different friends over the years
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walking the glass hall gauntlet was quite...err… memorable
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When I graduated!
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Too many to list!
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Starting Steppenwolf...winning the mock Presidential election in junior year American history
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Mat maids...that's all I can remember! Having a blast with Marda Goldfine!
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Not really, I was a kid.
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Soccer and friends
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theatre
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The HGA Father-Daughter Dinners were especially wonderful events. The singing competition each year among the four classes was always spirited. We enjoyed winning as freshmen for the first time ever and then repeating as seniors. My years as a manager of the boys' swim team were also very important to me. I enjoyed keeping statistics for the annual "Aqua Log", cheering on the team members in regular season and conference meets. That also led into cheering for the newly formed water polo team senior year. We'd fill my dad's station wagon with friends and go to as many away meets as we could. Parties at my house on many weekends of junior and senior years were pretty standard fun. One night the baseball team mooned my party and that was a hoot!
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Sr. ditch day driving my Grandma's '67 Olds 88 to Glenbrook North and honking through their parking lot. Then the car broke down on the way back.
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Let's talk later...
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Grease junior and senior years
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Humanities teacher Ralph Cianchetti decided that "Citizen Kane" was too important a film to show us one 16mm reel at a time over three days, so he arranged for an after-dinner screening at the school. Anticipating DVD commentary by decades, he then proceeded to talk over the entire movie.
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well, I have flashes of moments that I remember. Some good, most not so good. Wasn't a very bright student but got by ok. Things didn't come easy for me as it seemed to for my friends around me. Having to walk through the glass hallway in a gym suit was the most humiliating experience I had to go through being 185 pds (Now 110 :) . I remember a new teacher who came fresh out of Duke University sweating profusely during his lecture. Then another time he had a heating pad tucked into the back of his pants and shirt and plugged himself into the wall and was tethered throughout the whole class.
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hmmm...
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I certainly recall how much I hated having to jump into that freezing cold indoor pool by the girls locker room(I could barely swim). I thought our theater and musical performances were remarkable - HPHS had so much talent and enthusiasm. I remember driving through the very first stop I came to and Mr. Batista said "Karen, what does S-T-O-P stand for? Spin Tires On Pavement? State Trooper On Patrol? What a relief to pass that driver's test! What do kids do without the driving simulator? Mr. Hieronimus (sp?), Mr. Carmichael, and Mr. Martin introduced me to science. Mrs Sara taught me to write creatively and Madame Sovich convinced me I would never be a linguist!
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Working on the Board with Stunts 1974. Also, every musical and theatre-related event I was involved with. Most of all, though, it was each and every friendship.
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Well...to be honest, I don't remember much about the 70s! Only kidding. I can think of so many people, events, crazy, silly times, group scenarios that bring smiles to my face. The glass hallway, student lounge, hippies, the politics and news of the times, Ravinia, WXRT, the beach, taking chances, learning about how who I was and who I wanted to be in this crazy, complicate world. Mostly, I remember that I had great friends; some really great teachers; a job that led to a successful, rewarding career; and a lot of happy memories.
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Performed in 1st 1st Wed performance "Raisin in the Sun", mother - daughter banquets, baton twirling,
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Many crazy times with some truly crazy and great friends!
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Any day I didn't get beat up!
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Glass Hallway, Great Drugs, Senior Lounge. As to classes I enjoyed European History with Mr. Hayes and any English class. Am always a bit surprised I survived!
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The plays and cast parties, skiing at Snowmass with friends and of course, the memorable after basketball game party/broken glass shower door debacle!
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Eternal friendships, Charis dance club, being in plays, Eric Braun Memorial Dance performance, ski trips
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Wow-so many good and not so good...
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Hanging out with the same girlfriends that I am here with this weekend.
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Cheerleading, Pom Pon, Stunts, Soccer games
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I remember my first time out in the practice driver's ed car with Coach Spears. I was driving through one of the neighborhoods near the school when the other road car came at us in the opposite direction and one of our female classmates (nameless, unless she cares to claim it) drove it up over the curb and onto the sidewalk. It's a wonder I ever got back behind the wheel.
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I loved Baton Twirling. Fire Baton was scary but if you twirl fast enough you won't get burnt.
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GRADUATED EARLY WAS GOOD EXCEPT I LOST TRACK OF MANY FRIENDS. Best times included Ravinia concerts, minibiking with Edgewood friends.
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Everything from gymnastics, to football games, to concerts at Ravinia Park, to the Father Daughter Banquet, to slumber parties, to making great friends!
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1) I made the final tackle of the final football game my senior year, 2) jammed on trumpet with Dorothy Dunnigan during Focus on the Arts
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Kissing Jan Stern onstage during Stunts. Watching Peter drive VW in the glass hall
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Hair freezing after PE while heading for next class. Having enough hair to freeze.
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good friends and memories (nice to still stay in touch with friends via facebook)
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Freshman year in the orchestra pit watching Gary Sinise act for the first time. It's Academic (and blowing an easy question) senior year.
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Help starting up & participating in The Color Guard; Marching Band & Lynn Philyaw’s Sr. Yr. Self-Defense Classes
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Driving a convertible to track practice with teammates acting as if in a parade. Mr. Enns, “got the thinking”. Ms. Cardinal’s couple counter.
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Most of it was great except the awkward moments. Loved most of my teachers, made life-long friends, can still laugh at the silliness. Often, it seems like just yesterday! We were indeed very lucky and I am so thankful to my parents.
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Stunts, AP American History, Mr. Cianchetti, Time with Friends
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Coach Righeimer eating my lunches during drivers ed.
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Meeting new people
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Marching band and musicals.
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Playing with Don Newbury and Dan Maccabee, I really miss them.
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Varsity Club-Faculty Basketball Game
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Co-directing Stunts Senior year
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Marty Ross taking apart an alarm clock in speech class.
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Playing on the baseball team and just meeting some good friends in my classes and hallways.
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Nothing really stands out. Help me remember anything epic:)
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Painting the windows in H.P. for homecoming.
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Charis Dance club, Painting uptown windows for homecoming, Stunts, JV Cheerleading
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being there when the fire alarm got pulled so we could miss a test. We ended up having the test.
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Penguin shows!! Serious duet with Deni Boorstein.
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Seriously, they were all memorable.
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driving around in my vw with friends
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Driver's Ed and Gym were the best courses!
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Hanging out with good friends, weekend parties, interesting car rides and a very memorable camping trip in Shawnee National Forest.
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Water ballet
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Concerts at Ravinia.
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Cruising in Phil Holland's Camaro
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The glass hallway and few others, but I take the 5th.
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Graduating finally
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Lots of drugs, lots of music, lots of fun, not enough studying
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1974 Varsity Baseball MVP....I was honored and humbled by that honor.
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Mr. Kennedy dozing off during Speech class; "dreamy" Mr. Olinger, who taught Psychology. Pioneering Girls Sports after recent passage of Title IX
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Hanging out with my pals; especially Diane Kaiser, Susan Marks, Victor Venturi, Norman Berger, Rob Schoenhoft and many others
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Watching a graphic childbirth video in homeroom. 20 guys stunned into silence.
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Field Announcer, Wolters Field 72-74
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Working on Shoreline with Dr. Munskie, who provided the peanut butter and Ritz crackers.
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I walked out on a hot, humid graduation rehearsal at Ravinia. My parents were delighted. Got my diploma in the mail.
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I don’t really remember anything memorable from high school.
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29 Countries, 4 continents, 21 cars, 5000 comic books,
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Divorce, remarried.
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byline, completing several long treks around the world, completing my first triathlon and marathon and having enduring friendships that have stood the test of time
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watching the birth of my kids !
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Outside of the obvious family moments, receiving first shipment of my CD was pretty cool.
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Definitely my 3 nephews. Living in San Diego for 15 years.
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Just keeps getting better
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Completed the Appalachian Trail and the Pacific Crest Trail as a solo hiker. Have hiked all over the world--Spain, Tibet , Britain, Italy. Volunteer MD in a Cambodian village with NW Medical Teams, worked for the US Forest Service. Climbed Mt Rainier.
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toooooo many
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Attended college in France. I was fluent in French.
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My first novel, A World Away, was published by Disney-Hyperion in 2012.
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Drank Champagne out of the Stanley Cup (Twice) and interacted with the greatest basketball player ever
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Passing the bar exam, the birth of my daughter, finding my cat Guido laying in a bush 48 hours after being hit my a car- he lived to be 19.5!
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Figuring out what I was supposed to be when I grew up: a teacher! As I said above, I am a late bloomer. I had no clue I was supposed to teach until it sort of just happened that I was. Meeting Steve, my husband, who doesn't think I'm high maintenance (boy, do I have him fooled!). Moving to Houston to be closer to my sister and be an active part in the lives of my niece and nephew.
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Having the opportunity to spend my junior year abroad in mainland China, while attending Michigan State University. Also, working as a news anchor at a local cable station in Lansing, Michigan.
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Brag: 10 Olympics over the past 30 years, starting LemonAid Fund a not-for-profit organization and building the best by test scores school for 600 children in Sierra Leone, the miracles and magic of meeting and marrying my late husband, obtaining my PhD..
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children(of course!)-their milestones, equestrian/b-building competitions, travel, hosting NYEs chez moi, slaying a dragon or two, film/tv work, love, more to come...
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I've had many of grreat moments and accomplishments!
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Too many to list! Happily, high school was only the beginning of a wonderful life.
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Opened the first digital film and video postproduction facility in NYC in 1990, Digipix Editorial.
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Too many to count!
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BS in PoliSci/Economics NIU 1982; MS in IT Management/Project Management from AMU, worked as a salesman for 15 years, Senior Programmer Analyst/IT Project Manager specializing in database and eCommerce design/development for a variety of companies for the last 25 years.
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Highlights are my family, my great friends, and a wonderful career.
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Hangin out with James Worthy in an airport bar - meeting Katerine Hepburn when i was stoned on a walk at Lake Michigan - so many highlights!
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My travel to Mexico for a Conversational Spanish course in 1976 changed my life. I returned to college to change my major to Spanish. I spent much of my career advocating for the instructional needs of language minority students in the Tucson Unified School District. This included a two year process of settling a major civil rights litigation which includes instructional equity issues and then a five year period of monitoring school district compliance with the federal order and reporting it to the court. We were able to implement extensive programming that improved the instructional outcomes for thousands of language minority students. This led to my being included in Who's Who in American Education, Who's Who among American Women and Who's Who in America.
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Climbed Mt. Rainier, Traveled Europe, College, Marraige, Children ,Trained Hospice Volunteer/Grief Counselor, Work, Travel some more.
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Some big and some little- all memorable.
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Larry, Scott and Danielle
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...and this as well
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Australia, Europe, Scandinavia, work and family
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Have been able to accomplish most things I dreamed about. Studied abroad in Italy. Worked in a professional printmaking shop pulling Intaglio editions for artist. Got married, had 4 wonderful children, 18 years of marriage unfortunately divorced. 2005 bought my home/ 5 acres. Then in 2011 I was diagnosed with early stage 3 esophageal cancer. Changed everything in my life. But i'm still here. I have 2 granddaughters. I got married to a wonderful man Sept '22!
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I have been blessed with a wonderful husband who still makes me laugh! I have stayed home and raised three wonderful children who keep me young and humble.
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I have such clear memories of Lincoln School - yes, we walked in the snow and on the ice! My memories of Edgewood are not as distinct but I can still sing the "Dear Old Edgewood" song. High School, in retrospect went by in a blur. I recall walking in the first day and being handed a copy of the Shoreline. My real formative years were in college. Even though I wasn't far from home (Evanston), I felt it opened new vistas for me. I loved getting my braces off and maybe that is why dentistry called me. Of course, graduating dental school, meeting my husband and having my two boys forever shaped and enlightened my life.
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Personally– meeting my wife, Toni, and the adventures of raising 2 remarkable sons. Professionally- Having been inspired in HS to study music, went on to teach (HS Band) for 10 years at Pearland (TX), then A.E. Stevenson HS (Lincolnshire) until retiring in 2013.
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I've led a happy, prosperous life always surrounded by supportive friends and family. I married a great man that I met in college. We raised our family and enjoyed suburbia for 28 years. I'm enjoying this new phase of my life where I'm on my own living in a great neighborhood in Chicago and enjoying life and new adventures.
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Deck Watch Officer aboard US Coast Guard Icebreaker in Antarctica , twice brought my new phew to Battlefields of France to show him where is great-Grandfather ( my grandpa Enrico) fought for USA & was wounded during WWI ,
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Being nominated for two Tony Awards, working on Broadway, the National Theatre, the RSC, the West End, 40 years of Steppenwolf Theatre
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Highlights: My Marriage; My Son; My Career at Showtime
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Spent the first couple of years after high school traveling the Formula One (CanAm at that time) schedule with Carl Haas Racing (Newman/Haas now) until I realized I wanted to have a home I spent more than 6 weeks a year at! Moved to New York at one time in the early 1980's and spent a couple of years upstate in the Finger Lakes region. LOVED it. Moved back to HP area at behest of a serious boyfriend and married. In the future I would like to travel again as I now would make detours to see and experience things differently. We'll see!
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Raising my two wonderful kids, owning and running my own interior design business and being honored as a Woman of the Year 2012 for my charity work.
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Every day has it's highlights and forgettable moments. The best recently was taking my first unsupported steps 9 months after a car hit me and demolished my foot.
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Travel: Italy (Junior year abroad-college, Peru - 3 times, India, earning a black belt in the martial art of Aikido, and simple laughter and giggles with good friends
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Seeing all 3 of my children get married, and now enjoying time with my 3 grandchildren. Also traveling all over the world with my husband.
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Nothing earthshattering - I haven't yet changed the world.
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When I lived in Sweden, I was invited to attend the Nobel Prize ceremony in Stockholm - that was pretty amazing!
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I have had a magical mystical life involving lots of music, arts and outdoors adventures. For many years I run a side business of teaching computers to anyone afraid of a mouse. My other passion is working with the mentally handicapped and do many fundraisers.
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ENGINEER IN SILICON VALLEY, HAPPY WITH LIFE. ENJOY BEING OWN BOSS - ENABLES TIME FOR WHATS IMPORTANT.
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I have a wonderful family that I love to spend time with. Last year I went to Italy with my big sister to take Italian cooking classes- a great trip. I worked for Levi Strauss for 28 years, during which we lived in Chicago, IL, Knoxville, TN, Charlotte, NC, and Cedarburg, WI. And I now work for Rockwell Automation. With both companies I was able to travel a lot and have great friends all over the world!
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Lived in the Bay Area of California for 6 years, working at a job I love, watching my kids grow up
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Arriving in the US, meeting Peter Simons, playing soccer at CU opening Rose Dental , Birth of my children . Lowlight getting caught smoking marijuana with Robbie Levant by my dad.
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I've moved so often (9 states, 3 countries) I mainly remember putting books into boxes and taking them out again.
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all of life has been good
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Being elected to HP City Council twice. Meeting two Presidents.
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The great friendship I shared c my Mother; caring for her during her last months.
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Travels to Bali, New Zealand, Singapore, China, Russia, Galapagos, southern Africa, Europe of course. Hugs from our kids. Working with a legend in the hospitality business, Horst Schulze.
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My three kids. A joy every day. Travels to Italy and Irreland!
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Have had great life and family on two continents and in differing cultures. Expert on Nazi era art provenance and restitution issues.
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Childred being born
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Modeled in Hawaii and Japan, meeting people in the entertainment field
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Giving birth to 4 kids in 2 years and then raising them!!
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Getting married, raising my two sons and playing with my grandchild.
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Directed multiple hospital Clinical Engineering Program
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My husband and children are the highlights of my life.
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Moving to Israel in 2015 was the realization of a lifelong dream.
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My kids are really the greatest achievement of my life are my children without a doubt.
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I am super lucky, all pretty good!
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birth of my son, traveling the world, friendships that i made at H.P.H.S that I still have.
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Living all across the country: Boulder/Denver, CO, Bethesda, MD, Chicago, San Diego, Aiea, Hawaii, Deerfield, IL. Also, maintaining very close with my friends from elementary school… they are still my best friends.
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Life is all about moments
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My children first and foremost. Raising them to be good people. Family time during covid.
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Getting married to Carolyn and raising our two sons.
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the birth of my children and grandchildren, traveling
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Being inducted into the Chicago Association of Realtors Hall of Fame
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Becoming a husband, father and grandfather.
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Enjoy camping being outdoors in California and other areas.
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Getting married. Having children. Having grandchildren.
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The evening I met my husband during happy hour at the local Intergraph marketing people's hangout tavern in Huntsville, AL. I was working on my resume, wanting to move back to Chicago until I met him.
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Discovering my birth parents and meeting my biological family at age 56.
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Marrying my husband; birth of my children; running Chicago Marathon 4 times (2002 - 2006); receiving my MBA while working full time and raising two kids; having a career I loved (for the most part) yet being able to comfortably retire early
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Raising our kids, seeing our daughter become a parent and sharing the college experience with our son who went to Hampshire College also.
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Travel (with and without kids)
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Over 2 million air miles to Asia over the years.
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https://www.georgerush.net/
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I was a TV sportscaster in a half-dozen markets around the US, ending up in San Francisco where I started my consulting gig. I played league soccer until I was 62, and travel to England fairly often to watch games. I performed with a choir in St. Peter's Basilica and the Sistine Chapel. Traveled to China a dozen times. And I'm one of the first breakthrough survivors of a form of cancer that previously did not allow survivors. I speak at a yearly cancer conference here in Seattle and was featured in a PBS documentary. I'm an incredibly lucky guy.
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67-74
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Take a Walk on the Wild Side.
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Anything from Carole King's "Tapestry;" "Feelin' Stronger Every Day" by Chicago; "Reelin' IN the Years" by Steely Dan; "Let's get it on" by Marvin Gaye; "You're so Vain" by Carly Simon; "Me and Mrs. Jones" by Billy Paul; Midnight Train to Georgia" by Gladys Knight and the Pips; and anything at all from Van Morrison
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jethrow tull, iron butterfly in-a-gotta da vita
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Luck be a Lady Tonight
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Just glad Disco is still dead
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Purple Haze, Aqualung,The Low Spark of High-heeled Boys.
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tooooooo many
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Anything by Carly Simon, James Taylor, or Carole King.
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Free Bird
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'Get Lucky,' 'Happy,' and anything funky, such as Earth, Wind and Fire, Ohio Players or Red Hot Chili Peppers.
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Steve Wonder's "You Are the Sunshine of My Life"; James Taylor's "You've Got a Friend"; Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven"; and too many others to name! Good dance music!
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"My Old School"- Steely Dan "Let's Groove"-Earth Wind and Fire "Thick as a Brick"-Jethro Tull "Let's Stay Together"- Al Green "You are the Sunshine of my Life"-Stevie Wonder ""Long Train Runnin"-The Doobie Brothers
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Songs popular from 1970-1974
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Current artists, dance music! Is a play list in order?
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70 rock n roll
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Dance with Me, Free Ride, Rocky Mountain High
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Jimmy Buffet, Croby, Stills Nash & Young, Sonny & Cher
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Top hits from our era
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Eagles, Chicago, Pink Floyd, Rolling Stones, CSNY,
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No Woman, No Cry, I Shot the Sheriff, Cat's In the Cradle, Nothing From Nothing, Bungle In the Jungle,
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Whatever anyone else wants to hear
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Stones, Doobie Brothers, Moody Blues, Bruce- I like it all!
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American Pie
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Just no Lambada ("the forbidden dance")
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American Pue
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David Bowie. Bands: Chicago, Yes, Supertramp, Genesis, The Verve
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Beatles, Carole King, Stevie Wonder, James Taylor, Elton John, Billy Joel,
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Band of Gold, Tracy, Hitchin' A Ride, anything Beatles
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Pretty much anything from the Top 40 lists 1970-74, but especially anything by Chicago!
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Anything from the 60s or 70s is going to spark memories.
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Tears of a clown' American Pie" , American Woman , Maggie Mae, Stairway to Heaven, Free Bird
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Stairway to Heaven
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Happy!
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In high school I listened to a lot of Mothers of Invention, Humble Pie, Focus
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Stairway to Heaven, Philadelphia Freedom, Jethro Tull, Beatles, Traffic, Janis Joplin
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Songs from Cat Stevens, Carole King, James Taylor
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Love the oldies but goodies
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Groups- Fleetwood Mac, Headeast, Bill Quateman, Moody Blues
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SEALS AND CROFT, STEELEY DAN, AMERICA, JETHO TULL, TEN YEARS AFTER, LED ZEP IS ALWAYS WELCOM, BUT STAIRWAY TO HEAVEN MAY PROMPT A MAKEOUT PARTY.
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Pink Floyd. Dark Side of the Moon
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Steam-NaNaNaNa Hey Hey Goodbye, Wild Thing, Spiders and Snakes
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Dancing in the Moonlight by King Harvest and Get it on by T-Rex
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music from the '70s would be appropriate for the event
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Here Comes The Sun
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Melissa Ethridge (early), Black Sabbath, Cream, Ten Years After, Deep Purple, Jethro Tull, Prince (early), Bruce Springstein
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Emerson, Lake & Palmer "From the Beginning"; Todd Rundgren "Hello It's Me"; Tommy James and the Shondells "Crystal Blue Persuasion", Traffic "The Low Spark of High-Heeled Boys"; Yes "I've Seen All Good People"; Carole King "Being At War With Each Other"; Marvin Gaye "Mercy, Mercy Me" (seriously, I can go on forever here.....)
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Laura Nyro and Jackson Browne
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Deep Purple - Highway Star
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Any James Taylor, Carole King
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70s
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Any songs from 1974
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Hello It's Me,Never Gonna Give you Up.
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Radar Love, You're sixteen (Ringo), Time in a bottle, The Loco-Motion
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Stevie Wonder, Carole King, Early Fleetwood Mac
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any beatles
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Lots from the '60's
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Sly & The Family Stone, Dance to the Music
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Two songs that I wrote, Jump https://open.spotify.com/track/5d3IjLlMw1lYh9E1P5jkpM?si=ca2e51d2f65048f8 and Age of Confusion https://open.spotify.com/track/4WVCv4JJhMr7WVtmZaGgk8?si=b967da8f494d4366
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Dance music.
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Melisa (Allman Brothers),The Look of Love (Diana Krall),Magic Carpet Ride, Everybody wants to rule the world, Stone Free (Jimi Hendrix).
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We're an American Band (Grand Funk RR), Ramblin' Man (Allman Bros), Taking Care of Business (BTO)
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Maggie May; Yellow Brick Road/Elton John songs; John Denver songs; American Pie
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Woodstock album, Joni Mitchell, Cat Stevens, C.S,N & Y
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Beatles, Cat Stevens, Jethro Tull, Stones, etc.
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Born to Run
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"Pay You Back With Interest" (Hollies); "Gloria" (Shadows of Knight). "Little Bit of Soul" (Music Explosion)
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songs from our HS years
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Keep the faith, Keep the Peace and Keep on Trekkin
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Try anything once, if I like it do again
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Live life to its fullest by seizing opportunity and allowing it to take you to unexpected places. Be an active participant and not a spectator in the experience of life.
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do it while we can ! life is to short , 40 years? are you kidding me ?
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Trying to follow the path set before my by God has always been important to me, still is.
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Be kind. Be thankful. Be gracious. Qwitcher bitchin'.
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Some People bring Happiness wherever they go, other people bring happiness Whenever they go! Oscar Wilde
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What if the hokey-pokey really is what it's all about?
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Too short...enjoy!
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No matter what happens life goes on
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Left is right and right is wrong. Republicans, please explain yourselves!
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Play it by ear and do the best you can do for yourself and others
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Have low expectations, acceptance, learn from your mistakes and be rigorously honest with yourself.
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We who are about to die salute thee! Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy flight! After all, tomorrow is another day! And . . . one day at a time.
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live laugh love.... onward and forward
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Get in that good vibration place and watch out world
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Life is a blink. State your truth. Let those important to you know it. Life is best when shared with those loved. 4 key elements- Character, Contribution, Community, Goodwill. Take the risk- fail and be foolish.
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The Golden Rule... Help others when possible
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What screws us up most in life is the picture in our head of how it's supposed to be.
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Have fun!
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Be the change you wish to see in the world...
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I've spent most of my life golfing — the rest I've just wasted.
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you don't take a trip, a trip takes you - so, enjoy the ride
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Treat everyone you meet with dignity and respect; everyone is on a journey and most have challenges that you don't know about. Treating others is often an issue of equity, not equality. If someone is at a very different starting place, sometimes you need to give them a head start so they have a chance in the race.
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Still learning. Aging doesn't have to diminish curiosity. Smile: you will feel better, look better and live longer!
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Family, friends and those intricate connections
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Courtesy of the Carter Family: Keep on the sunny side
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Don't know what the future brings or how much of a future there is. I'm just happy to be here!
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Don't sweat the small stuff and tell the important people in my life what they mean to me.
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I have learned to be grateful for and respectful of life on earth and the Earth itself. I cherish my family. We are dedicated to conserving animals and our environment. Volunteerism is a must. Flossing too!
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live in the moment, enjoy family and friends, every day is a gift
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Happiness comes from being compassionate, and doing good for others. You've got everything you need–you may need to revise your "wants" now and then.
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"What lies behind you and what lies in front of you, pales in comparison to what lies inside of you." ~ Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Life is all about serving others- happiness & peace follow!
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Live every day like it might be your last
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I heard this recently and have embraced it...If you have a choice between being right or being kind; choose kindness.
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I just take things as they come and hope for the best.
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never give up
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"Love the one you are with"---CSNY
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Make the most out of every day, you never know what tomorrow may bring.
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Dance, Love, Laugh and Dance again
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LIVE IN INTEGRITY, HAVE FUN, BE LEGAL BUT DON'T WORRY ABOUT THE RULES. YOU CAN SLEEP WHEN YOU'RE DEAD. BEING A PILLAR IN THE COMMUNITY IS OVERATED. MONEY IS GREA BUT IT HAS A PRICE. DO YOUR BEST. SHOWING UP IS 95%.
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Live in the moment and enjoy every second!
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As you walk down the street keep a smile on your face, and people will walk up to you and say "What's so funny?"
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Enjoy the Journey-- Love Unconditionally
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Use really strong tape on the boxes.
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...remember to breathe
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"It is what it is." "More substance, less drama."
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Give gentle eye contact & a genuine smile to everyone you can. You might just save a life 😿
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Relax and enjoy. Be kind. Leave at least as good if not better than you found it.
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Today is the only day I have and it is a gift. Live it with laughter and joy!
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Never take the same route twice.
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You're only as old as you feel!
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Live life to its fullest! Never give up!
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Give, love, gratitude.
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Make the world a better place
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We all have a part to play in making the world a better place.
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Treat people you meet in life the way you would like to be treated.
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To be my personal best in everything i do, to treat others like I would like to be treated.
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Old friends are the best friends.
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We don't stop playing because we grow old; we grow old because we stop playing
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Peace with myself and all my parts
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Live in the moment. Focus on the important things.
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family is everything, spend as much time as you can enjoying them
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If you want to get it done ... do it!
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Do the best you can and have no regrets.
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Follow your heart in what you do...
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Be kind, help someone if you can
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Shit happens so live life to the fullest.
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Don't fuck it up! Be patient!
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Life is like shouting at an echo point what you send out returns back to you.
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Don't take yourself too seriously. Enjoy the moment
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Live and let live - don't pee in anyone else's pool
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Have Faith & Lovr
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Make Love not War! Life is short, never squander a moment or live in the past, stay in the present.
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The Future Belongs to Those Who Prepare for it.
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Find your path to happiness and take charge of it.
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n/a
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We judge ourselves by our intentions and others by their actions. Just don’t judge.
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I'm just a simple guy trying to eeck out a living in this cold cruel world we live in.
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Only connect.
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Savor every day, let those you love know it every day, and give back.
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Many years ago I read a poem by Emerson which I have tried to adopt as a philosophy of life in which he says to laugh often, find the best in others and leave the world a bit better
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Every daytry to get someone to smile.
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https://www.facebook.com/einstein042
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You can find me on FB
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nnnnnnope.
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Am on FB, not the others. You can pm me if you want me to send you my email or access FB page. I don’t do public posts anymore.
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I've given up on my once beloved Cubs, but not on my liberal ideals.
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I'm on Facebook and Twitter (@schumouse)
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https://www.facebook.com/laura.myslis
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I am on Facebook under my name and on Instagram as bbrandt1999.
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Facebook and Instagram
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come check out how we have made a difference www.lemonaidfund.org
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check out www.bigstorygroup.com If you like it, go ahead and like it on FB!
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Www.LinkedIn.com/in/LeslieLevyaugust
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Have more fun! TheEdibleGardeningGal.com
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@lauriefeig on twitter
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Look me up on Facebook, LinkedIn...I'm already friends with many wonderful people from our class at Elm Place and HPHS. Come, let us connect.
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40 years passes in a blink of an eye.
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FB friend me. . .
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I use Facebook a lot, Linked In a little and although I have a Twitter account, I almost never use it.
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Instagram
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Looking forward to seeing everyone!
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I was so happy that I came to the 30th, looking forward to the 40th. (Crazy how old we are!)
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Thanks to everyone at HPHS for teaching me the foundation of my relationships. I am not great at Facebook but getting better each day!
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Find me on Facebook. Also, started practicing Zen in 2000–curious who else may be practicing.
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If you're in the Chicago area, contact me; let's meet for a drink and catch up!
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Kevin.rigdon@me.com
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https://www.facebook.com/jan.m.rothenberg
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looking forward to spending the weekend with my 3 best friends from HP. We still have a special connection between the 4 of us that has held up over 40 years
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A big thank you to John and the reunion committee-well done. You can find me on FB and Linked In
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Looking forward to the reunion - how can it be 50 years?
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On Facebook as Suzan Marks Schmetterer
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SHERRY DANIELS (MATH) WAS A FOX. Mr. McCord and Boolean Algebra was significant in my life.
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Would Dan Felix please be my life coach!
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Highland Park is NOT the "real" world; it skewed our outlook financially, morally, etc.
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John, thank you for keeping so many of us in touch. You are a good man!
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Good times!
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Thank you John Mayer for keeping/getting us together.
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On FB
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barbkline56@gmail.com
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Who reads this crap?
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Instagram: @ourmanincalifornia
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facebook
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EVERYONE should come to our 50th Reunion!
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Worked as a nurse for 30 years, opened Angel Concept nonprofit 12 years ago
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lisaabradford@gmail.com
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https://strahinic.com/ - https://artistsofchicago.com/Nancy-Strahinic (I'm trying to sell this domain artistsofchicago.com/.net, anyone want to buy it?)
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We never knew how fortunate we were, growing up in HP.
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Keep smiling it only gets better!
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Just a reflection…We grew up in a time when many of our female predecessors opened a path for us, but our wave burst the dam wide open. Women of our age had meaningful careers and forged new paths not previously open or welcome to women. I'm glad to have grown up in the generation I did because we were on the forefront of so much change.
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n/a
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I don’t do much social media but you can find me on LinkedIn.
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https://www.facebook.com/george.rush.33
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https://www.linkedin.com/in/mikegaynes/
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On FB under my name. Dog has an Insta page, pinto_bean_actual
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