Colleen Watkins (Rotella)

Did not know you lived so close by Dick Mooshie.....I live in Conway, SC...but Georgetown got hit alot harder...glad all is well with you. Our backyard flooded to the foundation and our road flooded halfway up our front lawn....some yard work to do when it dries out but no damage to our house. We are thankful we dodged another storm (we were here for Floyd). Prayers for all who have damaged homes.

Molly Dibble (Anderson)

Does anyone have any contact with Chuck Shields?  He has several siblings, I think Mark & Mike?? His sister Sandy??  The last time I ran into him, he was working for a car dealership on Delaware Ave. and he said he was going to move to Florida.  

Kathy Wheeler (Patterson)

Just read where Grace Kratzenberg passed away. An english teacher at West for 47 years

Lesley Hudson

I remember Grace Kratzenberg. Pretty sure I had her for at least one semester. Sorry to hear it.

Marsha Revzin (Dautch)

She was my homeroom teacher on the 4th floor. She gave me 2 weeks detention for talking in class. Imagine that. What would they do to me today for such an offense?

Ed Solomon

Hope everyone has a merry Christmas and Healthy, happy and prosperous New Year.!!

my best to all 64 K-West alumni ,

 Ed Solomon

Mike Herman

I had an excellent English teacher in senior year who was pregnant and didn't come back after Christmas break. Would that have been her?

Tony Laughlin

I remember Grace K was a good teacher and always dressed with such great style!  

Sad to hear of her passing.

Tony

Bonnie Kronson (Bavisotto)

Here's wishing you all a very Happy Chanukah and a very Merry Christmas~~~~~ Blessings to all of you for a wonderful ,happy, and healthy New Year ~~~2016!!  I'm so looking forward to see many of you at our  "Class of  1964 ~~~~70th Birthday Celebration" ~~~this coming August!!!!!  Bonnie!!

Betty-Lou Frazer (Bohn)

Happy Holidays to all from Joe and I, wishing everyone a healthy and happy New Year!

Betty-Lou and Joe Bohn

Doug Kindron

Happy Holidays to all from the beautiful Adirondacks.It is great to be a Blue Devil.  Doug and Peggy Kindron

Ann Coleman (Oelheim)

Merry Christmas and/or Happy Holidays to you all!  May 2016 bring everyone peace and joy.  Looking forward to our 70th birthday party in August, and hope we have a green Christmas.  Thank you, El Nino, for the balmy December weather so far!

Molly Dibble (Anderson)

Merry Christmas, Joy Noel, Happy Hanukkah, & Happy Kwanzaa ~ so as not to offend anyone who is celebrating this season, Happy Holidays & a Joyous, Healthy New Year!! Hope to see you in 2016 :-) Molly 

Dick Wightman

Molly, you look terrific! Enjoy the Holidays in the way you most want and consider next summer's 70th party even though you are MUCH younger!!

Bonnie Kronson (Bavisotto)

Wightman's so darn cute isn't he!!!!!  His wife Cindy is just as thoughtful and cute as Wightman!!! (  Great Pair!!)   Yes---wishing everyone whatever your holiday is or isn't~~~~~~ good health in the New Year!!!  Bonnie

Dick Wightman

Hey Boom Boom! Do I owe you money??????

Bonnie Kronson (Bavisotto)

I'M YOUR CHEERING SECTION DICKIE POO!!!!  BB

Molly Pearson (Kelly)

My New Year Wish for all my classmates:

May the saddest days of your future,

Be no worse than the happiest days of  your past!

Happy New Year!!

Molly

Molly Pearson (Kelly)

When is our 70th birthday party??  Looking at travel plans already.

Ron Wheeler

70th Birthday party is scheduled for August 6th, the day after the Friday night Alumni Tent party at the Dome Restaurant in Tonawanda. The tent party is open to anyone who ever attended Kenmore or Kenmore West and a guest.

The 70th Birthday party is open only to the class of '64 and a guest. More news will follow shortly on this site about the 70th party.

We expect a great turnout at both events.

Ron Wheeler

Class of '64 -- I received this email today from a person looking for information about Denny.

Hi, My name Ron Eggleton, I was born in 1967 in Kenmore. My mom's cousin was Dennis Bell who graduated and died in 1964. I've been looking for information about him as part of my personal family history project. BTW, my parents met while both teaching at Hoover Jr, and they both taught at West for some time too. My dad still worked there when he died in 1982. My brother and I were both students at KW at that time. Any info would be appreciated, Ron Eggleton

If any of you would like to respond I'm sure he'd appreciate hearing from you.

Nancy Bishop (Wittman)

Hey there all hope you who are in the frozen tundra are staying warm , wish you were here in the south to enjoy the warm sunshine !🌴🌞🌴🌞🌴🌞 look forward to our next meeting to catch up on everything ! This year is moving along and before you know it it will be tome for us to all get together once again to make new memories! Please if you were not able to make it home for the great party we had for our 50th then try harder to make it home to see us at our big birthday bash this year ! We will be looking for YOU !!!!!!  Come join the fun weekend seeing all the people you have missed for way too many years ! Start making your plans now so we can see you SMILING FACE 🤗😊☺️ once again ! And if you did make the reunion we cat wait to see you all again ! We may not have too many more chances to meet again , so get your butt off the couch and make it happen ! We are so excited to have this chance again to see YOU !  So bring yourself , you other person or the love of your life.  But please come see us in August ! 😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈😈  I know I know it's not blue but you can pretend can't you , best I could do ! See you all again soon or once again we have missed you !

Doug Kindron

While I was in Washington DC recently I visited the wall and one of our classmates,Harry Kordasiewicz.We were in country at the same time.Rest in Peace Harry and thank you for your service.

Frank Vollmer

Doug, Harry was born on July 4th, 1946 and died on April 6, 1968, 3 weeks after I left Danang.  He was a Navy corpsman.  His picture and medals are on display at the Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA) Chapter 77 museum on Main St. in the City of Tonawanda.  He is buried in the cemetary on the east side of Elmwood Ave. at Knocke Rd. I have a rubbing of his name that I made at the DC Memorial. There was a story in the Tonawanda News in the '80's that his mother was unable to locate his grave to place a flag on Memorial Day because it was overgrown with grass and she could no longer physically maintain it.  Several vets and I went there, located it, placed a flag and flowers and presented a picture of it to his mother.  There is no raised headstone - it's a flat plaque at the head of the burial site.  Maybe some classmates could locate it again, clean it up some and put a flag on for this Memorial Day.  I moved to East Tennessee about 14 years ago and won't be back in time to do it myself.  Take care,

Frank Vollmer

Doug Kindron

Frank,thank you.I was at Danang and saw Harry's name in the Stars And Stripes several days after his death.I will check the cometary when I am back in Buffalo