Dennis Cooper

Thank you Reunion Committee for such a wonderful afternoon reuniting with everyone.  Actually y'all looked damn good considering 60 years later.  Really enjoyed it so much. Those who missed should , please, come to the next one.  Remember: "When we're over-the-hill" we pick up speed". Also, let's wear out NOT rust out. This is my first post. I hopefully will continue to stay in touch. Thanks for the memories.

Lucy Gilbert (Rhoda)

 Tommy and reunion committee....  Wonderful day, in spite of the lousy weather. There were plenty of sunshine at the reunion.  Thank you for making it happen.  Since I was unable to attend the 50th due to my husband's illness, I was able to do catchup with classmates at the 60th.  Everyone looks sooooo good.  Thanks again, I had a great time. 
 

George Trapp

Wanted you to know how much I enjoyed viewing the reunion photos. Not being a reunion type, it's been years since I saw any classmate in person, exceptions being Jim Sloan last year and Leslie Brooks nearly 20 years ago. 
Kudos to Roy Hoffman, Dan Bronson and Larry Liss. Older for sure, but looking very like when I last saw you 60 years back. Recognized you without resorting to the cheat sheet name tags.

" over the hill and picking up speed "      Great comment. Ain't it the truth !

Wear out, not rust out  ---- Should be part of everyone's motto. One of my hero's of the faith was the late Corrie Ten Boom. In her mid eighties she was encouraged to stop accepting speaking engagements and to generally slow down. She had pretty severe heart disease and other maladies , no doubt brought on in part by mistreatment at the hands of the Nazis in the concentration camps. She refused the advice saying that she would move forward depending on God's strength until there was no more.

Gay Orpen (McGeary)

Thank you Bob McFarland for the photo at the reunion. You all look happy and healthy.

Gay

Susan Fishman (Orlins)

It was so special to see so many of our classmeates. Thank you Tom and all for making our reunion splendid in every way.

Sunny Ingber (Drohan)

EsteroHi All,

So sorry I wasn't able to celebrate our 60th reunion with all of you. Looks like it was a fabulous time. Thanks Tom for doing all the hard work. It surely paid off.

Seeing my family will always take precedence.
 

And thank you to everyone who posted photos. Looking at them was almost like being there....not even close!!  Can't believe how everyone looks so much like years ago. A nice thing to see. 
Sunny Ingber Drohan

Estero, FL.

Sunny Ingber (Drohan)

Typo error on my greeting. Sorry. 
Sunny
 

Elaine Carmosin (Radbill)

Thanks Lucy for adding your pictures and including me in the last 2 photos. Wishing everyone all the best. 

George Trapp

Still catching up on two years I missed afterchanging my emai. Want to thank everyone who wished me happy birthday(s) those years. In mind I still feel young...the mirror tells a different story,..the body a different ,even worse story. Am thankful every day for the gifts of life, family, friends and tennis. Many good medical people and  the God who loves me get the credit.

To Nancy Kohn---Amen to the message you sent to me

Thanks to everyone who has posted pictures of the 60th. Am slowly recognizing more of you with and without the name tags. Did Bob Walters, Gene Walkman ,Gus Friedman or Bob Reeh come to it ?

Daniel Bronson

It was a splendid reunion, despite the occasional sounds of creaky bones. All credit to the committee, especially for having a facility with plenty of room indoors during another weekend's rain. I thank George and others who found me easy to recognize, but I attribute that to maintaining a certain essential goofiness over the years. I enjoyed seeing some people I have known since kindergarten as well as others I met while going to three different elementary schools without moving (why did they keep sending me further from home?), EP and CHS. I hope to see you all again in ten.

Vicki Hessan (Fox)

Like many of you who attended, I loved every moment of this reunion. Somehow it was better than ever! It seemed like everyone was so happy to be there and everyone looked so GOOD!

I managed to overlook signing up with Tommy so I didn't get included in the names and mails list we received at the party, so I'm sending it on to you here and now with the hopes you will get in touch with me anyhow.

Vicki Hessan Fox: Vickbrick@mac.com. I live in Portland, Maine, a delightful and fun place to live year round, and I welcome visits anytime! Lots to see and eat!  Yea CHS '63!!!!!

Barbara Brownstein (Schonberger)

It was wonderful to see everyone looking so good.  Lots of credit goes to the reunion committee the facility was great & so was the food.  Looking forward to the next one.

Marsha Dishler

marcye dishelri was never part of the "in " crowd at school but i made wonderful friends and grand memories. I have not been able to get to any reunions bbut have thought of you all often.   I am asking for prayes, good vibes, good energy and or good thoughts please as i was just diagnosed with stage 4 lun cancer, this is not a prognosis with great longevity but i have a lot to live for,   my first grandchild was born 2 years ago and my second is due in  June  , I do believe in the power of  positive thinking and energy etc and am asking that if you can findi it in your heart, please send me love and healing  how ever you do that,, thank you    marcye dishler

Elaine Carmosin (Radbill)

Hi, Marsha, so sorry to hear about your lung cancer prognosis.  You are definitely in my prayers and will pray that you have many years left to enjoy your beautiful growing family.  Sending love and healing hugs.

Barton Solow

Good thoughts and prayers are on thier way for you...bart

Deborah Merrick (Wilson)

Lots of prayers coming yourway from Ohio.

Linda Pritchard (Crowley)

So sorry to hear this news.  Hugs and prayers heading your way.  I will keep you in my prayers.

Barbara Brownstein (Schonberger)

Sending hugs & prayers your way Marsha

Joseph Guarini

Sunny Ingber (Drohan)

Hi Marsha,

It's really tough to get such a diagnosis that you received. I am so sorry you have to deal with this. Thank you for letting us know, so we can reach out to you and send our prayers. God will hear us, this I know. 

Any chance you you are able to under go immumotherapy?
Have had a friend who went through it at Moffit. Just a thought. 
In any case my thoughts and prayers are with you, as all your classmates are. 
 

Marsha Dishler

Thank you to all who responded to my post,, Your prayers and good wishes mean a lot,, I was put on pallitive care today but am eligible to try a targeted treatment, if i can tolerate it,,so that is something,,  Less side effeccts than chemo but still some bad ones,,and when it works, it had igven some people a few years,,, i wil lknow within a few weeks if i can take it or not,,,stay well 

Sunny Ingber (Drohan)

Goo luck Marsha.

 It's a big decison. You will reach it when it feels right and you feel a calmness. 
Prayers abound🙏🙏🙏💕

Lucy Gilbert (Rhoda)

Marsha....

   It was sad to hear of your illness. You are in my thoughts and prayers.  Sending you lots of love and hugs!

Susan Abrams (Pelleg)

Hi Marsha!  I was so sad to read about your diagnosis.  Hope you have a chance at the new immunology drug.  Now is the time to review and cherish your life events and family.  It will help you strengthen your reserves as your treatment progresses.   Lots of good wishes and prayers to you.

Ellen Karabell (Rugel)

Hi Marcye.  I sent you a message.  I'm sorry to hear about your diagnosis.  I have lots of information that might be helpful to you.  If you would like to be in touch, email me at ellenrugel@aol.com.  Best of luck to you.