Class of 1965
Carol Hall Bartholomew
Residing In | Salt Lake City, UT USA |
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Spouse/Partner | Wynn Bartholomew (deceased) |
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Occupation | Elementary school teacher (retired) |
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Children | Daniel, born 1977; married with 3 children; accountant for Amazon; lives near Seattle, WA. Served on More… |
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Carol's Latest Interactions
Posted on: May 16, 2022 at 5:42 PM
Happy Birthday, Carol!! You are still beautiful and youthful-looking after all these years!
I hope you’ll have a lot of fun on your special day!!
I love the post from Linda Hagman Twitchell, and I encourage you to read it if you haven't done so. Her message is a good one....to share on the website our experiences with other classmates. I keep in touch with friends through FaceBook, and some of them are from the Class of '65. I'm having lunch with my good friend Kristy (Kristine) Blair Williams; we haven't seen each other for over 50 years! Randy Daynes lives in my neighborhood and I "talk" to his wife (FaceBook) on a regular basis. Patty Hollands is also in my neighborhood; she has led an AMAZING life and has adopted children from Russia! I served in a Care Cented awhile ago where Jody Monson spent time before she died; Bowen Miles was best man at my wedding; he practices orthodontics in Canada and we correspond through FaceBook. Louise Cannon and I have discussed our encounters with Ted Bundy. I plan to do more, as Linda suggested, to share about fellow classmates.
Many comments have been made, but I think that DeAnna Pickett DeBry said it best:
" there also was a feeling of "deflatedness". Yes, our glorious balloon of the Class of '65 just had some of the air knocked out of it. Each loss of a classmate over the years leaves us all feeling emptier, sadder, and closer to earth."
It is a shock to us because we somehow think that people whom we hold dear will forever remain with us. And they do, in certain ways, and in our memories.
I have survived many potentially lethal health issues, including cancer, yet I remain here without my dear husband to sustain me. So there is obviously more that I need to do, even if it's just to be a loving mother, mother-in-law, and grandmother. I think that Jim perhaps ran faster and accomplished more in this life than the rest of us, and it was time for him to move on to his next opportunity to serve, which I firmly believe that he is doing.
Happy Birthday, Stan!! I have very fond memories of you at East High. I hope you’ll enjoy the best of birthdays ??!!
Posted on: Dec 30, 2021 at 2:33 AM
Posted on: Sep 12, 2021 at 1:23 PM
Kristy!! HAPPY BIRTHDAY, DEAR FRIEND!! I would love to take you to lunch sometime soon. Please contact me via this website. Miss you!! ??
Posted on: Dec 30, 2020 at 2:33 AM
HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CRAIG!!!
Shannon---Welcome to our school website! I can tell from your profile that you are an excellent teacher and I applaud your accomplishments! Our society needs more people like you!!
Posted on: Mar 31, 2020 at 11:51 AM
Basketball Coach Dick Milne died recently. His granddaughter, Jenni Milne, asked that we post memories of him on Facebook. This is what I posted:
"Dick Milne was the coach of the 1964 East High basketball team when our school won its VERY FIRST State Championship in basketball! East High was 50 years old at the time, had won many state championships in other sports, but never in basketball, so it was a HUGE victory!! I was in the Pep Club that year, and the game was played at the old field house at the University of Utah. I remember that we all stayed at the end of the game and cheered for about 20 minutes straight!! My brother Craig made a huge red & white flag out of an old sheet and some red paint to wave at the game. In the 1964 yearbook there was a full-page color picture of the basketball team holding up Coach Milne with a basketball. In the Deseret News sports section there was a full-page article entitled "Sun Rises In the East!"
Posted on: Dec 30, 2019 at 2:36 AM
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