FAST FORWARD TO TODAY

We are zooming in on 60 years since our high school graduation. And can you believe it, “Zooming” has become a national pass time for many.  

While the entire world is dealing with quarantine and fears for survival, we can be assured that there are some things for us optimists to be glad about. The flowers still bloom, there is music in the air on “Alexa” with Amazon Music, and a lot of us have been catching up on those little jobs at home that always seem too small to fix.  The tyranny of the urgent has skidded to a stop. 

"Carpe Diem" seems like a likely motto for this time in our new century. Looking around, we discover that we do have time to read a book, write a note or a letter, or even to write a piece, a poem or a book of our own. It might also behoove us to reach out to a person whom you have thought about befriending, but not yet done so. Most of us enjoy getting a surprise card or note, call or text. 

We have classmates who are continually being added to the memoriam section on this website. When we receive news of yet another loss it is shocking and sad to learn that they have “graduated” again. Our sympathy goes out to each and every family who is grieving. If you are reading on this site about a classmate, why not take a moment yourself and post a memory or story about that friend? It is always comforting to know that we are not forgotten.

While at this time no one has planned another reunion…please stay tuned in.

Judy