Class
of 1943
70th
Reunion was June 14 & 15, 2013
First 70th Reunion in Hickman
History
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- 70th Reunion (pics by
Charley)
Reunion Details -
70th Registration
email:
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- May 19, 2015
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for March 2014
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70th Reunion Newsletter for March 2013
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See '43 HHS Handbook
May 2012 Newsletter -
Sept
2012 Newsletter
April 16, 2012 - Lunch @ Senior Center
65th
Kewpie Reunion
was
June 20, 21 & 22, 2008
Group
Picture from the 65th Reunion
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Note
from Keith Kilbreath's daughter
Joe
Forsee's apology for the faded & fuzzy pictures!
Luncheon
November 16, 2009
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'43 Kewpie e-mailers:
Forsee screwed up again
(Boy, I wish I had a nickel for every time I've had to say that !)
It's FRANCES Armstrong,
not Dorothy, as stated on page 8 of the latest '43 Kewpie Notes effort.
My sincere apologies to
Frances Armstrong Corcoran, our '43 classmate.
I don't know where my head
was!
Dorothy, her sister, goes
to our church and we see her quite often. Maybe that's why my feeble
mind switched channels.
Just wanted you to know
with this inadequate attempt to make amends.
Joe4c
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Dear
43 Kewpies:
This note is in regard to
my father, Keith Kilbreath, who passed away 2-27-07.
He worked as a trouble
shooter for the woolen industry and then plastic manufacturers.
He lived his life in the
small town of Douglas, Massachusetts for his adult life.
He raised two daughters and had
four grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
He had served in the navy as
a gunner (airplane).
His wife, Helen, died in
1986. He enjoyed golfing, reading and carving.
He has many signs in "The Sturbridge
Village" (a museum of a living 1600s village).
To be honest, his heart
never left Missouri and periodically would try and convince my
mother to leave her large tight-knit
family and re-locate there – to no avail.
His brother, Donald, still
resides there.
Dad always enjoyed your
newspaper, saved it and would look it over again.
Please take pride in this
endeavor for it makes many people happy.
Sincerely,
Pamela MacNeil
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Sitting,
left to right: Ed Gibbs, O. V. Wheeler, Ginger Wheeler, Doris Barnhart
(Gene Armstrong's special friend.)
Standing, left to right: Edie Rodgers (Ed Gibbs' wife), Charley Blackmore,
Oleta Forsee, Gene Armstrong and Joe Forsee.
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