Sunny Ingber (Drohan)

Thank you so much Carol for letting us know. There just has been not a lot of good news lately and I was elated to read your post. Please give him a hug for me.

Jessica Lobel (Kahn)

Thank you so much for letting us know. Give Lewis my love

Deborah Merrick (Wilson)

Kudos to you Lewis from one only child to another!  I am thrilled to hear your health is improcing and hope you know you are an inspiratiuon.

Deborah Merrick (Wilson)

Sorry all - I hit send before checking for typos.  Mrs. Jones would have a fit!!!

Mark Glickman

 Lewis, my thoughts are with you and a speedy recovery-Mark

Daniel Bronson

Kudos and thanks to Janet Hoffman for allowing us (folks from New York, Massachusetts, Philly and St. Louis) to enjoy Sunday's get together at her apartment. Her hospitality was lavish. Thanks to everyone present for deciding we could do without health reports (too much of that elsewhere) but could share memories, news and even some serious talk of books. politics and ideas.

Susan Fishman (Orlins)

Ditto, fabulous Janet! So great to have the opportunity for an intimate gathering at Janet's lovely home. Danny, let me add that Bob (Greenstein) and I came from Washington, DC.

Frances Ostrum (Gould)

Danny and Susan said it so well. Thank you Janet for such a very lovely afternoon. It was wonderful to be with friends of long standing and shared history and memories.

Frances Ostrum (Gould)

And loving wishes to Lewis for a good recovery.

Lucy Gilbert (Rhoda)

Hello.... Hello....

   Sounds like a grand time at Janet's.  

So glad to hear about Lewis.   Carol give him a big hug and kiss for me.

Carole Grossman (Chasen)

Great to hear the positive news about you dear Lewis.  Just keep taking those baby steps to bring you back to health.. It's a lesson we all learn, some sooner than others, to appreciate each day, to find the beauty that is around us..speaking of which the past few weeks the sunsets have absolutely filled me with wonder...anyway..for all of you Jewish or not, it's a perfect time to wish you a healthy happy New Year.. a year of peace, a year of joy, a year to make memories sharwd with those you love

Jerry Chonin

Did anyone else get the algebra riddle from someone I don't know? The answer was figured out my my so smart partner, Gary. The answer is 11. The horse =10, the horse shoe=2 and the boots=negative 1.

That's one reason I married him!

Carol Kutner (Winig)

Hi Classmates

It gives much JOY to report that today after almost 4 months I went to see Lewis at his apartment as he has finally gotten home.  A miracle, but he still has much to go to get back to where he was before this horrible experience.  I took lots of cooked food for his freezer and gave him lots of love.   

Yes thank GOD.

Susan Fishman (Orlins)

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Sunny Ingber (Drohan)

I am thrilled to hear about Lewis's journey home. I know he will continue his recovery. He is very lucky to have such wonderful caring friend. Please give him my love.

Jessica Lobel (Kahn)

Dear Lewis,

I am so glad you are recovering. Hope to be there in the winter.

Janet Betesh (Selbst)

Hi Lewis,I'm so glad your on the mend.  We've been sending you hugs and prayers for a quick recovery.

Jerry Chonin

Lewis and Carole, Gary and I will be there in February and let's please get together. Lewis I will call you in the next few days. Keep getting stronger. Maybe we can do a Florida reunion when I am there. 

Lucy Gilbert (Rhoda)

So happy to read the good news about Lewis.  

Just arrived to Austin.  

Spending the coming long weekend celebrating my daughter, Julie's marriage.  It is a first for her and a second for him.  Looking forward to a grand time.  My grand-family increases by two boys.   Now I will have 3 grandsons and a granddaughter.

Sunny Ingber (Drohan)

Congrats Lucy. It's great to have happy celebrations. Enjoy. 

Deborah Merrick (Wilson)

So happy for you all!

Harriet Frankel (Withstandley)

Happy Birthday, Joan Rosenau.   

George Trapp

Was speaking today with Girts Perkons '64 and was saddened to learn of the recent passing of Charlie Kress also '64. Charlie was a good bud in HS and his time at West Chester State. Like the idiots most young males can be, we had alot of stupid and dangerous adventures together during those years. Indeed it was miraculous that we were not killed in a drunken car wreck in '65. ----- Charlie was remembered by Alan Tractenberg '64 for his football abilities. He was also the left fielder on the Suburban One '63 Championship baseball team. ---- He and I lived maybe 3/4 mi apart in the same neighborhood, attended the same chuch ( sporadically ) and both worked in my dad's pharmacy once we could drive. ---- I have alot of great memories both from hanging out and from the ball we played together, both organized and year round on the playgrounds and the neighborhood backyards and bb courts.------ George Trapp

Carol Kutner (Winig)

As always anyones passing is sad. We are getting older and will be hearing of our friends passing more often, but no one can take away the memories.

Marilyn Ford (Evans)

I also feel the same as Carol. Althought I did not know Charlie I am sadden to hear of his death.

Tomarrow is not promised to us but as we get older our health does change. More of us will go

but in our hearts we will have those memories to get us through.