Olympus High School
Class of 1970
Greg Carter
| Residing In: | Gilbert, AZ USA |
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| Spouse/Partner: | Vickie, recent recipient of the 40 year Medal of Endurance |
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| Occupation: | National Account Manager |
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| Children: | - Leslie, born 1976; B.A., ASU; teacher, pre-school entrepreneur and domestic engineer; married to Will More… |
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Greg's Latest Interactions
Posted on: Oct 31, 2023 at 10:40 AM
Hello Jeff (and Cissy). Hope you are well and happy!
It's been a while since I reached out, just hope you're still doing well and staying musical!
Colin, saw your note about losing loved ones - sorry to hear that. Family is everything. On a lighter note, your story of the javelin in the butt is among the funniest things I've ever read. Thanks for that. Don't know if I told you, but my younger Brother Brad was closely associated with your brother Brian (sp?), one of the interesting twists of fate. Take care.
you and Wade, two of my favorite people/memories from high school. Thanks for sharing!
Colleen was a tremendous person who could make anyone (see 'anyone') feel welcome and accepted. I remember seeing Colleen and Robin Middlemiss on the street near Colleen's home after school and thinking that I would never know two finer people, and I was right. Gosh, I haven't connected with Colleen for 50 years, but still remember her smile and laugh like it was yesterday. If heaven is what I envision it to be Colleen has already raised the spirits of everyone she has met. The earth has lost a rare, beautiful and special person. As stated, I haven't seen or spoken with Coleen for 50 years, yet my heart is heavy today. That says something, doesn't it!
Posted on: Feb 20, 2021 at 8:58 AM
Happy Birthday to the best natural salesperson in creation. Hope you had a great day and a great year (so far)
My impression was always "Laurine is a complete person." Nothing but joy in thinking about the few times I associated with her, beautiful and glowing. Consolensces to her husband and family in what has to be a difficult time, though I'd guess that for Laurine to be free of the pain from the cancer with which she suffered has offers some solace to those who now mourn her translation into the next life.
You're a good man, Brad. I hope you enjoyed your birthday on Sunday. If you ever visit Arizona and plan to bring your golf clubs, let me know and I'll find a course for us to play that you won't soon forget (except, please, commit to forgetting my score forever....).
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