Chip and I were in Mrs. Wilder's homeroom (which had some great kids!) for our years at Grimsley. I thought he was, in the vernacular of the times, 'a dreamboat' but never said a word. Who did he date then???
Chip and Lynne were some of my best friends from 6th grade through high school. We lived across the street from us, and some of my best memories growing up are connected to him. Playing kickball, ping pong, listening to 60's music, watching him cut the top off his car to make a convertible. Then the time he re-set the odometer on my 63 red Tempest so Daddy wouldn't know how many miles Lynne and Carol Zane and I had driven one Sunday. I am so sorry he is gone. I loved him. Lynne, my sympathies are with you.
Ellen Melvin (Edwards)
Nice guy. I remember when he cut off the top of his car so that he had a convertible!
Beth Walker
Chip and I were in Mrs. Wilder's homeroom (which had some great kids!) for our years at Grimsley. I thought he was, in the vernacular of the times, 'a dreamboat' but never said a word. Who did he date then???
Mary Anne Maddox (Nixon)
Chip and Lynne were some of my best friends from 6th grade through high school. We lived across the street from us, and some of my best memories growing up are connected to him. Playing kickball, ping pong, listening to 60's music, watching him cut the top off his car to make a convertible. Then the time he re-set the odometer on my 63 red Tempest so Daddy wouldn't know how many miles Lynne and Carol Zane and I had driven one Sunday. I am so sorry he is gone. I loved him. Lynne, my sympathies are with you.
Barbara Nelson (Goff)
What a great friend Chip was-I can stilll hear him laughing!! Miss him.