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06/11/17 12:42 PM

#29

Reba Marguarite 'Rita' Jones (Greenspan)

What a wonderful weekend! Thank you everyone who made this possible! Missed you John😢 Let's have a 70th Birthday Party in two years🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 All we need is a space(talking to you Bob Lyle) and we can bring our favorite cake or birthday goodie and have coffee, cognac, dessert wine, whatever..........what do you think??????? >bsp;

06/11/17 02:39 PM

#30

Linda Odom (Kennedy)

Ditto Rita's post! Thanks to all who made this 50th reunion possible.

06/11/17 03:32 PM

#31

Teri Freeman (Tomlinson)

We had lots of fun, it was so great seeing everyone!

06/11/17 04:50 PM	#32
Steven Wade Yes...it was interesting and fun walking around looking at name tags and connecting them with faces from high school...A big thank you to the planning committee....

06/11/17 08:10 PM	#33
Tonya Herndon (LaVanture) What a great time seeing and talking to everyone. Can't wait till our next one hopefully a 70th birthday party.

06/12/17 11:16 AM

#34

William Hyatt

A 70th is a must. Enjoyed seeing everyong. A big thank you to Larry, Bob and the rest of the organizers.

Kimo

06/12/17 06:10 PM

#35

Jack Wilson

A 70th party would be great and help us keep in touch! We had a wonderful time this past weekend.

06/13/17 11:17 AM

#36

Janet Biggers (Keith)

So a 70th birthday party in 2019 seems to be shaping up. I know it's difficult to find a time that works for everyone. Beverly Brazell did get to celebrate her birthday with a hundred of her closest ORHS friends. And Charles Dent out in California had a big wedding anniversary that weekend. But maybe move the event to a different weekend. It does get hot Orlando in July and August. Then hurricane season kicks in. May is often problematic with graduations/weddings/Mother's Day, etc. February or March? October? Thoughts?

02/18/18 08:02 PM

#37

Mary Golding (Peoples)

Many thanks to Richard and Mary Hedrick Hull for hosting a delightful gathering honoring beloved Oak Ridge High School English teacher, Mrs. Leora Holt Shermerhorn. Guests were from ORHS classes of 1966 and 1967. Group photo includes Dee Ann Daniels, Mary Hull, Sharon Tyler Lowen, Dawne Hall Miles, Jane Mixner Barry, Marsha Dragstedt Ferguson, Suzanne Poupeney Lincoln, Judy Bedard Edge, Linell Wootton Ela, and Mary Jo Golding Peoples, surrounding Mrs. Schermerhorn (seated). We are so grateful for her long-lasting influence, as most of us became educators also.

02/19/18 10:32 AM

#38

James 'Jim' Salvage

Just learned Saturday

02/19/18 12:37 PM

#39

Gerald "Jerry" Boehm

Does anyone know what took John Watson from us last week?

02/19/18 06:29 PM

#40

Janet Biggers (Keith)

John's obit is in the Tallahassee Democrat online newspaper. So sad. A life well-lived. RIP.

03/01/18 01:02 PM

#41

Steve Dunlap

Just read that John has moved on, RIP. I will miss him and his witty sense of humour

03/02/18 10:05 AM

#42

William Hyatt

John will be missed. He has been the glue which held the Class of 67 close. RIP, Kimo

03/03/18 08:47 AM

#43

Terrence Stagg

Clear skies, gentle tail winds, John.

10/06/20 07:16 PM

#44

Kenneth Meyers

Kimo Hyatt told me that Jim Hoover passed away in April. He was a stand-up guy in every way.

10/07/20 10:32 AM

#45

Samuel Jones III

So sorry to hear that. Rest In Peace Hoover.

10/08/20 09:32 AM

#46

Tonya Herndon (LaVanture)

So very sorry to hear about his passing.

10/08/20 10:51 AM

#47

Richard Hull

I am really sad to hear about the loss of Jim Hoover. "Hoovie" played football with us at Oak Ridge and was an excellent athlete and star, along with Mark Arnold, on the swim team. Jim was my roommate our Freshman year at U. of Florida and we both joined the Fraternity of Phi Gamma Delta, and we shared many memorable times in those formative years. I know he joined the Navy after college and served, no doubt, with distinction. My condolances to his family and friends, we have lost one of our finest classmates!

- Rich Hull

10/09/20 11:09 AM

#48

James 'Jim' Salvage

Fair winds and following seas...Rest in Peace Mr. Hoover.

10/21/20 12:02 PM

#49