I wanted to remember Bill Evans. I know I knew him for many years-another Cloverly student. I don't have any vivid memories- but a lot of us would go out in the field and play kickball, work up baseball, and I recall a lot of dodge ball. I am sorry to hear that he passed away.
Thank you for remembering Bill.
I remember Bill as being quiet and strong. I may be misremembering, but I believe that he played football with us as a Freshman. (Robby, Theo, or Andy probably can weigh in on this).
I wonder where his life took him and why he won't be at the reunion to tell me himself.
PS
A shout-out of appreciation to Mike and Robby (and whoever else helped pull this all together) so that those of us still around can say hi.
Bill was a great guy. I knew him from Cloverly through high school. When he was a sophmore Bill and I signed up with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department as deputy explorers. We went through the Sheriff's academy on Saturdays and after graduating we were assigned to the Sheriff's Temple Station in Temple City. We worked at the station for several years. Part way through college I left the Sheriff's Department. I lost track of Bill. Many years later Bill called me and we met up for lunch. Bill told be that he became a police officer in Las Vegas. Eventually he retired from the police department. Bill seemed to enjoy being retired. I was very sorry to hear that he passed.
Nancy Mellon (Scott)
I wanted to remember Bill Evans. I know I knew him for many years-another Cloverly student. I don't have any vivid memories- but a lot of us would go out in the field and play kickball, work up baseball, and I recall a lot of dodge ball. I am sorry to hear that he passed away.
Mark Pizzorno
Nancy
Thank you for remembering Bill.
I remember Bill as being quiet and strong. I may be misremembering, but I believe that he played football with us as a Freshman. (Robby, Theo, or Andy probably can weigh in on this).
I wonder where his life took him and why he won't be at the reunion to tell me himself.
PS
A shout-out of appreciation to Mike and Robby (and whoever else helped pull this all together) so that those of us still around can say hi.
Paul Jacobs (Jacobs)
Bill was a great guy. I knew him from Cloverly through high school. When he was a sophmore Bill and I signed up with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department as deputy explorers. We went through the Sheriff's academy on Saturdays and after graduating we were assigned to the Sheriff's Temple Station in Temple City. We worked at the station for several years. Part way through college I left the Sheriff's Department. I lost track of Bill. Many years later Bill called me and we met up for lunch. Bill told be that he became a police officer in Las Vegas. Eventually he retired from the police department. Bill seemed to enjoy being retired. I was very sorry to hear that he passed.