Michaelynn Minicucci

I moved out of Fontana in 1991 and out to Redlands and Highland. Currently living in Redlands again and loving it. I am in my 22nd year at Kaiser Perm. in Fontana, so as you can see, I've never really left our ever changing hometown.
My two children keep me very busy with their activities. But I do however manage to make time for myself. I've gained a new love for the gym and I love my workouts. The kids actually go with me because they love the activity room. Funny how the simple things can bring content for just a little while.
With the many changes in my person life, newly single again, I face many challenges in my future. But because of the strong work and family ethic I was raised with, I know I will meet these challenges head-on. My kids come first, their school, their lives, their happiness.

Dont need to go into too much detail. We are happy and healthy.

Our time at FOHI was memorable and classic. We had the best times. If our experience there wasnt a good one, we wouldn't be here today remembering our past. I've sustained quite a few relationships that for me began in the 6th grade at Palmetto Elementary and carried thru till now.
My ever-present-life-long-friendships began before that at Catholic school at St. Joes. When we all came together at FOJAY is when this amazing melting pot of people became my friends.
My most enduring friendship has been Lisa Todarello (Durrough). She was my maid of honor in my wedding and is the best Godmother in the world to my daughter Maggie. She has been my go-to gal my entire life.
FOHI holds a lot of memories. The "Great Mini-Skirt" protest of '83 is one I remember the most. The riot in McDonalds that followed was crazy. The partys at the "the tree, Steeler Ave. and the freeway". The school dances were fun because my brother Anthony was always the DJ. I was the social one so everyone always called me for the party locations. My parents still talk about the time Derek South and a few others showed up on our doorstep just to find out where the partys were. We even set up a special 3-way calling system,back then, just to network.
Life at FOHI was not just one big party...it was learning and growing as we all managed to do. An Academic Achievement award here and there...and we made our parents proud.