Kim Anderson Biles

Posted on: Nov 08, 2022 at 4:24 AM

Happy Birthday, Steve!

Happy 66th Ava! I still do have such great affection for you and your family. I still play the cello as does my oldest son. My youngest plays the violin; however, he hated it so much. I'd love to sit and talk. Muchos besos, Ava, Kim Anderson

Dale and I knew each other because I put myself in the foster home system. Her parents were foster parents, and I ended up at their house for a while. Dale and I being of the same age, we were able to get to know each other quite well. I don't remember how long I was there, but it was the interim between my mother's screwed up house and my long-term foster parents. I remember her fondly.

I knew Susie Briggs from grade school. She was decent and kind. I liked being around her; however, our paths didn't cross after junior high school.

Theresa was my girlfriend for a while and I really liked her. My future brother-in-law was also involved with her. I and he compared notes. Neither of us had anything bad to say about her. I am so sad to learn that she passed. RIP my dear Theresa.

Joe and I just knew each other. He lived around the corner from where I lived. I know he was a bad diabetic from early childhood. He and I went to all the same schools from 1st grade at Sunnyside, Lincoln and Tremper. I had a crush on him in Junior high. It's why I kept my distance so no one would see that I was gay. So, I am so sad that he has passed. RIP Mr. Demske.

I know that I know you because your name sounds so familiar. So, do we know each other?

Hey Bruce, did you play in orchestra in Junior and Senior High? I played String Bass in 7th grade. By spring, I beat out April Faulkner for 1st chair. She was a 9th grader. Then I switched to the cello, which I still play today. I also play the viola and violin. Let me know and have a great day!!!!!
The pic is me and my oldest son playing together. He still lives in Kenosha; I was visiting from Las Vegas in 2016. We never played together. I gave him my cello from junior and senior high. So, I bought another cello and had it sent to his house, so we could do that and make memories.
Ignore all this if you don't know me...

Posted on: Mar 20, 2022 at 2:43 AM

Hey buddy, how are you? Do you remember being in the play, "Arsenic and Old Lace?" in junior high?????

Ah Tom, I'm so glad to see that you are still around girl. Marriage is great...it does make a difference. My best to you and your hubby!!!

Steve and I were the stars of 3rd, 4th, and 5th year Spanish. In 3rd year, Mrs Zehring took us aside and asked us to stop raising our hands in class when we knew the answers to her questions. She said that all the other students who raised their hands would drop their hands when they saw Steve and I raised ours.