Ronnie Hux

I left Mccomb and moved to Jackson, Ms, from there on to Vicksburg, Ms where I owned a car dealership, sold out and moved to Pascagoula, Ms, and then to Memphis, Tn, left Memphis to go to Boston, Ma for 18 mos and stopped in Pennsylvania. I live about 25 miles from Philladelphia. I really enjoy living up in the Northeast. So much history to see.My wife and I have some great friends up here and really do enjoy the 4 seasons of weather. I am very active into an antique car club, attending shows, and collecting automobile memorialabilia. We travel to at least a dozen shows a year, showing our 1974 Cadillac Eldorado Convertible winning many 1st place trophies. We have had a very busy year in 2012 with antique car shows and my buying and selling classic and antique cars. We were in Florida back in June and have been as far north as Boston. The people and the places where we have traveled have left everlasting memories. I truly love living in the Northeast with the weather, activities, and great friends we have acquired. Wow! 2013 is really keeping me busy. I have been as far south as West Palm Beach, Florida, as far west as Los Angeles, and as far north as New Brunswick, Canada buying antique and classic cars. It seems I am busier now that when I had a regular job. I attend car shows, judging seminars, and much more in between. We are looking to attending a Cadillac-LaSalle Club Grand National in Boston this summer. It seems like time is flying by, but we are really enjoying our life. It is hard to believe that it is 2014 and already Spring is approaching. Becky and I have a very busy lifestyle with clubs, activities, and my chassing and selling classic cars. Life is good and we enjoy each day. I am planning on attending the 50 reunion. I look forward to returning to McComb and seeing everyone. I have not visited in 10 years and I am sure there are changes.

It was a wonderful time in my life. It seems like light years. Every day was filled with fun and laughter. Life was good. After seeing the photos of the 46th reunion, I realize how long I have been gone and how much we all have changed, for the better. Life holds no promises, just opportunities!