Larry Todak
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My deepest condolences to Lou's family. He was always one of the "Good Guys".
Linda, as we all knew each other in grade school, and I had a few really good laughs with Tom, please accept my condolences as well. He was unique in a very good way. Larry Todak
Posted on: Sep 17, 2020 at 5:28 PM
It’s been a long time. I hope your family is well.we moved to Florida about 4 years ago. I had never liked florida but I drove down with my daughter fo her new job and bought a place in the 8 days I was here. Robert didn’t see it in person for 3months my son in law and grandson had to stay home for the end of the school year and I didn’t want her to drive alone. So. Here I am and love warm weather. If you come down let me know. I’d enjoy seeing you again. I stay in touch with Julie baker and terry Jacobs .
Posted on: Sep 17, 2020 at 4:33 AM
Knew Cindy since we were 8 years old. What a warm, smart & sweet person. Coming up from Texas as a child, she never lost all of her charming southern accent. She was a classy teenager. Larry Todak
Posted on: Apr 11, 2020 at 11:52 AM
Hope you're doing well (and Yvonne too). Somewhere, I've a picture of you and me with a mamouth snow ball, hollowed out into a small igloo (we were 13yrs). I remember that your parents were always nice to me. Retired to Battle Creek Mi, my wife's hometown, after decades as a school social worker and track coach. If we have a 55 year reunion, it would be good to see you! Take care,. Larry Todak larrytodak@gmail.com
Thanks for letting us know about Mr. Hays passing. A very good man. I know it has been a lot of work for the Committee to put on a reunion. Still, I hope we have a 55th, even scaled down to one night with us paying a fee and pay for our own meal off the menu. We were blessed to have such a good class. Take care, Larry Todak larrytodak@gmail.com and
Eric and I go back to grade school. I assured Eric there were no hard feelings for accidentally kicking and breaking my arm instead of the ball while we playing scoccer in P.E. class. He was the first to sign my cast. We definitely had some laughs together.
Tom remained one of my closest friends until his death (lymphoma) in October, 1999. He was one of smartest guys I knew who took 10 years to graduate from Toledo University. We laughed about that. Meanwhile, he traveled the world. Still have a picture of him on The Great Wall of China.
Pat was a very easy guy to like.
I remember when Ivi came from Cyprus, in the 7th grade. How quickly she learned English and went on to learn 3 more languages.What warm and sweet person she was. No surprise that she went to teach languages at an area high school.