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Irene, you were one of the bright spots during my two years at East. I hope your birthday is a happy one for you, Gary, and your family. And, of course, wishing you many, many more. Michael
Happy birthday my friend. Hope the you are well and that you have an awesome B day. I need to get a hold of you and we'll do something. I'll check my phone Directory. Have fun.
Peggy,
I was shocked as I read about Don. I can't imagine the pain you are experiencing. I have fond memories of you both.
Posted on: Oct 16, 2018 at 1:46 PM
Have a happy one!
Posted on: Oct 14, 2018 at 2:29 PM
Some of you may be interested in what happened to us today: A 95 year old woman (a Smith by the way) the mother of a friend of ours talked about her time at East many years ago. She lived on 1700 East and Harrison Avenue. She said she probably is the only one alive, that will admit it, who danced with President Nelson at a dance, they did it differently back then. She told of other interesting experiences at East, what a small world.
Happy Birthday ! From Las Vegas Nevada from an ole Wm StewRt Alumni!
Hope this birthday year finds you happy healthy loved busy and full of adventure !!!!
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Posted on: Sep 04, 2018 at 7:59 PM
Steven! You are such a hero to us all, the way you took charge of our reunion and did such a fantastic job!! You wouldn't be interested in a 60, would you.....???? I have stored away all my East High displays, so they're ready to go! Thank you also for keeping our website up and running. You're the BEST!! Carol-Ish
Posted on: Sep 12, 2018 at 5:14 PM
Our children were outstanding organizing and helping us celebrate our 50 years together on the 23rd of August. We didn't think we would make it 50 years but we are hoping for a few more. She had a few months to live 4 years ago and we are still praying for a few more.
Happy Birthday Brent.
Posted on: Sep 09, 2018 at 8:06 AM
As the product of multiple religions and ethnicity, I'd like to honor the tradition of the Jewish holiday Rosh Hashanah. It is a day of hope for a happy and sweet year, but, even more important, it is a time for introspection and repentance--a time to right one's wrongs, make amends, and make commitments for needed change. The chullah, apples, honey, pomegranates, and blowing of the ramshorn are all part of the celebration, but, most of all, Rosh Hashanah is about the penitence and repentance that every human being needs. Happy Rosh Hashana.
Oh, yes.....I meant to say....HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
Happy birthday Steve, it brings back memories of our trip to Vegas. I'm glad that we didn't have cell phones and be able to capture our insanity. Hope you have an awesome day.
Posted on: Aug 31, 2018 at 3:18 PM
I went to trains, planes and automobiles (air and car show) with my MGA at the Spanish Fork Airport and ended up with best in show for imports. It looks like I need to start going to more shows after I finish replacing my cooking system. Interesting that I have turned into a grease monkey now that I have aged (matured) a little.
