Ron Kuest
| Residing In: | Olympia, WA USA |
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| Spouse/Partner: | Patty Zier Kuest |
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| Homepage: |
rdkuest@comcast.net |
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| Occupation: | Business owner, consultant, author |
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| Children: | Two girls (Kelly, born 1968) (Kristi, born 1970), one boy (Jeff, born 1963) |
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| Military Service: | U.S. Public Health Service |
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Posted on: Sep 16, 2024 at 11:00 AM
Wow! Your brain is fresher than mine. We were in Wenatchee last week celebrating our 62nd wedding anniversary and reminiscing about experiencing life 60-some years ago. Some things change. Others look remarkably the same. Went into the dress store that was Button Jewelers. First job in the 8th and 9th grades. Worked an hour vacuuming and dust-moping the floors for $1 an hour. Worked there until I was 16. Got to drive George Button's Carmen Ghia up to his place on Lake Chelan. That was cool! How you doing?
Posted on: Sep 14, 2024 at 12:09 PM
Greetings classmates! Patty and I are doing well as we--and you--are in our seniority. Can someone help me out. I'm trying to remember the sporting goods store on Orondo, up the street from the Seattle First National Bank. The store was the supplier for athletic supplies to the high school and were active supporters of athletic events.
Posted on: Apr 20, 2024 at 1:33 AM
Hey old friend. I trust you are having a great day and enjoying family and friends. Think of you often.
Posted on: Apr 20, 2022 at 1:33 AM
Posted on: Jan 16, 2022 at 5:53 PM
Hey Danny. We just watched the Netflix movie Tender Bar and THERE WAS YOUR SONG, Good Time Charlie's Got the Blues. So proud of you. Are you still entertaining?
Hey old friend. I trust you are enjoying life and treasuring the days. Have a great day and a great year as we find our new normal. There is something special about old friends and our youth. The memories are fun to recall. Great pic and great hair!
We were friends since grade school. I remember on many days after school getting on my bike and peddling up Okanogan Ave to Circle Drive where he lived. He grew up in humble surroundings and never lost that gracious sense of humility in spite of his size. Yes, gentle giant was his persona. We were all so proud of his athletic accomplishments in high school, at the UW and then professional football. He and Karen married early and lasted long. Precious. Jim got Patty her first job in Seattle through his employer. As we feel sad for the loss of a friend from childhood remember that legacy is not found what we leave behind. Legacy goes on before us in the lives of those we've had the privliege to know. RIP old friend.
Happy Birthday cuz. Trust life is treating you well. We are well.
