Shaker Heights High School
Class of 1968
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Posted on: Mar 13, 2024 at 7:26 AM
Hey Steve, Hope all is well. Just wanted to say hello.
Back in my youth, the aches of aging and other dismaying physical changes were not on my radar. Mortality was a topic I consigned mostly to the pulpit on Sunday mornings. Yet, here we are again, mourning another friend's passing. However, I do love reading the comments shared here, especially the anecdotes, tributes, and personal insights, and like to envision Henry smiling as he reads along.
RIP Henry. Sympathies to George and Henry's family and friends.
Posted on: Feb 01, 2024 at 7:42 AM
Happy birthday Bill ??
I'm sure I have Bonnie to thank for posting the picture of me (black shirt) with my husband Prentice and two friends from college, Pam Nichols Wilson and her twin Pat Nichols McFarland. The timing was serendipitous as Pat passed away a couple of weeks ago. That picture made me feel touched a little by an angel. And once again, we are reminded of how precious life and those in our lives are.
I, too remember Debbie. May she rest in peace. Pam Wright Bradford
I'm sad to hear of Debbie's passing. My feelings echo those of other classmates who remember her as such a nice person. I was very impressed reading about her life as well. On a final note, I am most impressed by what Jill wrote, that Debbie taught her how to write checks in junior high. I wish she had taught me. It would have saved a lot of financial idiocy on my part when I was a freshman in collage. RIP, Debbie.
Hope its a year of peace and good health.
Posted on: Dec 25, 2023 at 8:45 AM
Thanks Bonnie for the Blue Mountain card. Only thing I would change is, go Lions….I live in Michigan!
50 Years!!! Wow. Wishing you a very happy anniversary, Dale and Susie Pollock.
Milan, I did not know that about you guys, but the story made me smile. I like to run and have always been a fan of track and field competition. I was an avid follower of Marty Liquori's amazing performances. LeRoy was around one afternoon when I got a wild hair to try to leap over hurdles. I'm not sure what I was thinking, but on my first try, my foot caught and I went down, hurdle and all. LeRoy didn't laugh until my second try ended the same way. I sat on the track kind of laughing at myself and he came over because he thought I'd hurt my ankle.
So sorry to hear this.. I did not personally know him but I do remember him from Shaker and he had a really great smile and would say Hello as he passed by. My prayers for his entire family
I remember LeRoy as a nice guy from track meets mostly. Such a terrible thing to have happened to him.