Class Of 1955
Raymond D. Aumack
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Back in our days at Prep, more than a half century ago, Rene Ackerman was sometimes called Ray, one syllable short of Rene. I thought that was cool becuase I might have been the only Ray that I knew at the time. I knew that after college he went into the military. I thought that would be a tough fit for him because he was the consummate gentleman,.but he was in the military for 30 tears and retired as a Lt. Colonel. His military job was to count money and I thought that was a pretty good.for him. Reading his obituary, he came through life with a few battle scars, non military, but settled into a nice life on Kiawa Island with a large and lovely family. He came to a luncheon many years ago and proved to be very enjoyable company. He was close with his St. Nicholas" friends at Prep, esperially Vernal Piantnida, who works as hard as anyone to stay in touch with old friends especially those of us sub umbra Petri. 1/6/22, Ray Aumack
I was looking at the before and current photos. In your current photo, you have mellowed. The rest of us have lost hair and filled out, so you are not unique. But the photos tell a story. There is wisdom and compassion in your current photo. The scars in the battle of life are behind you, healed. You are at peace, evidenced in a radiant smile. Fifty years plus in the Lord's service should earn you some stripes. Belated congratulations.
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