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08/28/14 10:52 AM #23    

 

Madeline Bergh (Bruce)

I second that.


08/29/14 05:27 AM #24    

 

Anne Murie (Coster)

I agree.  So fortunate to have a great group of organizers. it will be well worth it. 


09/07/14 07:16 AM #25    

 

Leo Kron

Dear Drinda

 My virtual cyber-reunion is over as the real thing starts. Congratulations and thank you again for the work you guys have done in organizing this event. Last evening, perhaps as some were fretting about what to wear today ( I actually would have nothing to wear), I was relaxed sitting at my window, feet up, sipping a martini, listening to "All Along The Watchtower" - thinking about what I learned at Eric Hamber, certainly not much about run-on sentences, I thought about 12thgrade english class and the wonderful poetry which has been with me since. ie Thomas's Fern Hill.                                                                                                                       "Nothing I cared in the lamb white days that time would take us---------                                                         To wake to the farm forever fled from the childless land                                                                              Oh as I was  young and easy in the mercy of his means                                                                                               Time held me green and dying                                                                                              Though I sang in my chains like the sea"                                                                                                                                                                                                                                            As I watched  the sun set over the Hudson River, over New Jersey, over the Wide Continent,  I thought I could actually see our majestic Lions with pristine Vancouver and my old friends glittering beneath..                                        

Cheers

Leo

 

 

 

 

 


09/07/14 12:33 PM #26    

 

Madeline Bergh (Bruce)

Martini - that's so New York.... I am off to the All Candidates Meeting here in Nanaimo.  Four people are running for the position of Member of Parliament for Nanaimo/Ladysmith....... Tony Bennie and Mike Lucas are not in the Grade 6 photo..... It was lovely to be with us kids again. - Maddie  


09/07/14 04:49 PM #27    

 

Carol Main (Gordon)

I DECLARE THE 2014 ERIC HAMBER CLASS OF 1964 REUNION A "HUGE" SUCCESS!

(photos to follow shortly).


09/07/14 09:20 PM #28    

 

Audrey Rosenthal (Travis)

What a wonderful reunion we enjoyed!  It was really wonderful to reconnect with so many classmates and hear all your life stories.  Very special thanks to all the organizers for their hard work and organization.  The venue and the food were topnotch.  Let's have another lunch in 5 years to catch up!

 

Cheers to all,

Audrey Rosenthal Travis

 

 


09/07/14 09:58 PM #29    

 

Drinda Thomasson (Scott)

Hi everyone, to see the smiling engaged faces of grads meeting after so many years, sharing a meal, posing for our group photo, enjoying the beautiful view over the fairways, was so special to me.  It has to rate high in my memory of special moments, of which I have been blessed with many, some of which were, private fun dinner for six with raconteur Peter Ustinov, and his tales of Margaret Thatcher and Ronald Regan, walking up Burrard street to Sutton Place hotel, private one on one conversation with Audrey Hepburn, on the deck in West Van, over looking Vancouver, chats with Liv Ulmann and escorting Harry Belafonte to and from lunch, and Nana Maskouri, all to benefit Unicef moms and kids, and meeting Mikail Gorbachev at his private plane at Vancouver south private terminal to welcome him on behalf of Science World, and escorting him through meetings with students, and then university presidents over lunch.  Today was special to join childhood friends and re-live some fun times as we spilled over with enthusiasm into the world.  Please keep in touch, keep sending pics and we will add those taken today.  My heartfelt thanks to you all, fondly. Drinda

 

 

 


09/07/14 10:10 PM #30    

 

Drinda Thomasson (Scott)

Leo, you were missed, but everyone has enjoyed your comments, humour, photos, and caring thoughts, we will keep in touch through the website. ....D

 


09/07/14 10:20 PM #31    

 

Anne Murie (Coster)

smileyIt was such a great gathering!  So wonderful to see those happy faces as I enjoyed reliving my school years. 

Sure appreciate the time and effort put forth to set this up. Your rewards were seen in all those smiles!

I'll be at any future event, as long as I'm able. 

Thanks to all. 


09/08/14 09:12 AM #32    

 

Doria Wilson (Isherwood)

The 50th reunion was wonderful.....good food, great venue and of course, wonderful to see so many happy faces.  Thanks to the committee for your hard work in making this event so successful.

Doria

 

 


09/08/14 11:31 AM #33    

 

Helen Morgan (Millar)

Hi

What a wonderful, outstanding reunion of former classmates.  I thoroughly enjoyed it all - the Point Grey Golf Club was spectacular, the sunshiny day and seeing all the smiling faces.  It was fantastic to reconnect.

Thank you so much to the hard working committee - the reunion was very uplifting for me!!!!

Cheer Helen (Morgan) Millar


09/08/14 08:45 PM #34    

 

Drinda Thomasson (Scott)

Madeline, you were missed, sorry you weren't able to make the reunion,

best. Drinda


09/09/14 06:00 AM #35    

 

Madeline Bergh (Bruce)

Glad a good time was had by all.  I have been enjoying the online communication with old schoolmates, who can never be forgotten, who I remember with affection.   


09/09/14 08:36 AM #36    

 

Gary Zabensky

I also would like to say thank you to the committee for a job well done. It was good to see everyone,like a step back in time, bringing up memories that were buried and reliving the past for a short time. It was a great turn out considering that less people turned out at the 50th school reunion for our year, let alone for the decade room set aside for us. For people who are interested the Griffin was designed by Richard Lott, Doug Lott's older brother. Finally, I know this took a lot of work, however,many classmates mentioned that they would like to have another get together, be it 5 years or whatever. GREAT FUN, I WISH EVERYONE WELL.

09/09/14 09:23 AM #37    

 

Ken Stewart

Thanks to everyone who came to relive old memories, thanks to the organizers, you picked a terrific venue and for the web page, which has been perfect. To the table of Cecil Rhodes folks, it was wonderful to find that as we have aged we are still the young people we grew up with.

Ken Stewart


09/09/14 12:49 PM #38    

Erika Samida (Durlacher)

MY SINCERE GRATITUDE TO THE HARD WORKING TEAM THAT PUT TOGETHER THE WONDERFUL

AFTERNOON FOR US FOR THE 50TH HAMBER REUNION.  TO ERIC FOR THE  ENTERTAINMENT, THE 

BEAUTIFUL VENUE,  THE WONDERFUL FOOD,  AND THE OPPORTUNITY TO SHARE WITH OLD

FRIENDS  THROUGH THE WEB SITE,    MANY,  MANY THANKS.  Erika Durlacher nee Samida 

Advice from a SEA TURTLE

Swim with the current

Be a good navigator

Stay calm under pressure

Be well traveled

Think long term

Age gracefully

Spend time at the beach!      ILAN SHAMIR

 


09/09/14 05:33 PM #39    

Peter Creech

Peter Creech

 

I would like to add my congratulations to all the people who worked on on this website and helped organize such a great event. Special mention of course to Carol, Drinda for arranging the accomodations and possibly the best luncheon I have ever had (I have had a number of those), Eric  (magic keys) for his piano entertainment, and Felicia for her wonderfu summary of the way it was.

It was a lot of fun to recall our youth and with good food, exercise and keeping the faith I hope to see you all again at the next milestone.

Thank You

Peter Creech


09/09/14 06:26 PM #40    

 

Carol Main (Gordon)

COMMENTS FROM MR. "ERNIE" COLLEDGE, FORMER TEACHER FROM ERIC HAMBER AND GUEST AT OUR REUNION

 

As I said in my compliments and tributes to the Class of ’64, you were the introducers, innovators and initiators of virtually everything that Hamber has become.

Your class was just so full of energy and full-on direction, and as Felicia reminded us that in 1964 we felt/thought that there was nothing that could not be done or achieved!!

And that is part of the Hamber spirit that your class embraced, and certainly passed along to the junior grades—in spades!!—Still surviving healthily today!!

The Class of ‘73 that celebrated their 40th last May had an amazing gathering and celebration which was to that point the very best of reunions I’ve attended in my long, and getting longer history of school class reunions.  So to this point Hamber ’64 and Hamber ’73 have shown the most heart, soul, love of accomplishments, in everything.  To the Hamber class of '64, this grad celebration was penultimate.

Looking forward to the many photos taken today.

Cheers always.

Ernie


09/27/14 04:39 PM #41    

 

Carol Main (Gordon)

2014 grad reunion photos have now been posted.  

Many thanks to Kathy Fiddler's daughter, Sara (creativeeye.ca), for agreeing to the onerous task of wrangling us all into one spot for our "famous" group photo, along with the rest she took.  

Until next time - please enjoy and have good memories......................

 

And again, that wonderful quote submited by Bill Farmer says it all:

"Growing apart doesn’t change the fact that for a long time we grew side by side; our roots will always be tangled. I’m glad for that." – Ally Condie 

 

 

 

 

    


12/10/14 04:10 PM #42    

 

Drinda Thomasson (Scott)

TO ALL OUR GRADS, AND THEIR FAMILIES

BEST WISHES FOR A

HAPPY HANUKKAH, MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW  YEAR!!


12/10/14 10:33 PM #43    

 

Madeline Bergh (Bruce)

And the same to you Drinda, and to all the old class, and especially to Simon Fraser students.  I am glad this site is still up and operating.  


05/04/15 01:36 AM #44    

 

Madeline Bergh (Bruce)

Watching the full moon tonight, May 3/2015, 1:35 a.m. .  Remembering poem I learned in Grade 3, Simon Fraser Elementary, teacher Mrs. Hastings.

                                                     Silver, by Walter de la Mere

Slowly, silently, now the moon walks the night in her silvery shoon;

This way & that she peers, & sees silver fruit upon silver trees.  

  One by one the casements catch her beams beneath the silvery thatch.

Couched in his kennel, like a log, with paws of silver sleeps the dog.  

 


05/04/15 08:50 AM #45    

 

Carol Main (Gordon)

Hey Maddie, you sure have a good memory.  I can't even remember grade 3, like alone a poem I learned back then.  Hope all is well with you - carol

 


05/05/15 12:27 PM #46    

 

Drinda Thomasson (Scott)

Hi Ladies

I also remember that poem, now that you have it on paper, Maddie!  thanks  Drinda


12/08/15 09:58 AM #47    

 

Madeline Bergh (Bruce)

Thanks for the photos today of MY Simon Fraser classes, Grades 1, 4, 5, and six. (Dec. 8/15). Fond memories.


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