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11/18/15 01:23 PM #10    

Larry Morgan

Dan,

Thanks very much for your update!  Again, thanks to Ellen, you, and the committee for all your efforts!!


11/18/15 04:13 PM #11    

Nan McDonald (Turner)

I am so sorry that I missed this reunion. I am in Central Asia for six weeks visiting my son and his family. This is the first one that I have missed. I know everyone had a good time. Loved seeing the class picture.


11/19/15 07:46 PM #12    

Don Harvell

Sorry I missed the 50th class reunion. It's a long way from Riverside, Ca. to Laurinburg, N.C. and with my wife, Barbara, still teaching it was just not feasible to make the trip for the weekend......However, the good news....Barbara is retiring in June so as we have future reunions it will be much easier to attend. Really looking forward to renewing old friendships and finding out what everyone has been doing. Warm regards.


12/09/15 09:15 PM #13    

Sandra Meares (Ray)

Hi to everyone!

The pictures from the reunion are great and make me so sad that I couldn't be there to see all of you.  Moving to Mississippi to be near our son was one obstacle, but looking after my mom was the main reason I couldn't make the trip.  I hope that more pictures will be sent to Darrel to post.  Till next time, my sweet friends. I miss you. 

Love to you,
Sandra


01/04/16 03:25 PM #14    

Larry Morgan

Condolences go to Milt's family.  He will be remembered as a positive influence to anyone around him!!  The only time I saw him "negative" was when he would get pissed off because he couldn't master the pool table like he did the baseball diamond!!  :)   We used to kid with him about having a "screw loose" when he would run thru the line with his head down (when we were playing sandlot football against St. Andrews!!!).  RIP, Miltie!!!


12/24/16 10:41 AM #15    

Archie Paul

Has anyone heard from J.C. Holding. I lost his number and between myself and Diane W. Graham we have tried every number for him and his son Greg we can find to no avail.
If anybody has a number or address, I'd appreciate it.
Archie


12/25/16 04:31 PM #16    

Don Harvell

I too have lost contact with J.C. I hope someone has some information. I'm sure most people don't know, but J.C. and I were born the same day in the same hospital in Bennettsville, S.C.  A few hours after we were born the nurses got us mixed up.....I was taken to J.C.s moms room and he was taken to my moms room. The dads had no clue , but I remember the moms used to talk about they knew right away. So we shared birthday parties for a number of years....a times close to the same girlfriends.....even both ended up retiring from the USAF. Oh the memories abound.

Merry Christmas to everyone and a healthy, joyous New Year. God Bless.

Don


01/30/19 01:36 PM #17    

Hilda Bowyer (Roberts-Freeman)


Thanks to Archie Paul for sharing this information.
Rhoda Riemer

Rhoda Riemer
November 9, 1924 - January 13, 2019
Pawleys Island, SC
Rhoda Riemer has passed away at The Lakes of Litchfield in Pawleys Island, South Carolina. Born to Jack and Stella Lipschulz on November 9, 1924, Rhoda is predeceased by her beloved husband, Arthur, and a brother, Sidney Loren. Survivors include two sons, Robert Riemer (Arlene) and Gary Riemer (Cilla) and one daughter, Joan Riemer Lackey (Eli); four grandchildren, Michael Riemer, Jay Riemer, Jonathan Riemer and Adam Riemer (Carri); and three great granddaughters, Rachel, Olivia and Sutton, as well as numerous nieces and nephews.
Rhoda married Arthur in 1943 and they were totally devoted to each other for 72 years. A native of Michigan, Rhoda and Arthur raised their family in Marlboro County, South Carolina. As a newcomer to the South, she embraced her new environment and enjoyed raising her family in a small town. A life-long learner, Rhoda went back to school, earning a bachelor's degree and graduating second in her class. Rhoda taught high school Spanish for many years. This joyous time included several trips to Mexico to study and enhance her Spanish skills.
Rhoda jumped at any opportunity to travel and many hours were spent "planning the next trip." In their last twenty-five years, Arthur and Rhoda took yearly visits to their favorite country, France, where they reconnected with French family and friends they had made through the years. Rhoda's loves of art and culture were always quenched with these frequent trips abroad.
This woman had an insatiable yearning for knowledge and learning about new things and places. Always very curious, she spent her life in search of this knowledge by constantly reading and having numerous political discussions with anyone who was game. With her gorgeous blue eyes, Rhoda was a beautiful lady who was the epitome of class. She was always an excellent hostess who loved to entertain both friends and family. You could always expect great gourmet food at Rhoda's table.
A graveside funeral service will be held at 1:00 PM on Tuesday, January 15, 2019 in the Hebrew Benevolent Society Cemetery, 900 Church St., Florence, SC.
The family would like to thank the staff of the Lakes of Litchfield for all their devoted care to Rhoda in the last few years of her life.
In lieu of memorials, donations in Rhoda's honor may be made to any Hospice organization.
An online Guestbook can be found at
www.msfh.net.


12/07/21 11:00 AM #18    

Mary Stearns (Tuley)

December 7, our classmate Mike Bullard's birthday and a day that has lived in infamy, as Franklin Roosevelt predicted. I can hardly remember my own birthday, yet I never forget Mike's.
As soon as Japan bombed Pearl Harbor, killing 2403 unsuspecting Americans and injuring 1178 others, sinking four Navy battleships and damaging four others, as well as three cruisers, three destroyers, and one minelayer, eradicating 188 aircraft and crippling 159 -- as soon as that crime against humanity occurred, ordinary people throughout our country immediately rushed to our defense. They volunteered for military service. They rationed, recycled, stayed at home, and did without. They wrote letters and letters and letters that would be censored and arrive very late, if at all. They planted Victory Gardens. The went to work in airplane factories. They endured blackouts and heartbreaking memorial services. They had faith. Ordinary people began doing all of these things immediately, and they continued doing them for five years.
I'm not at all sure that America would rush to defend itself today. Such a hassle. Such an inconvenience. Such a wearying display of patriotism and devotion.
Yet I'll be stepping outside at 1:00 this afternoon to turn my face to the flag, remember the day that has lived in infamy, and celebrate the life of our classmate Mike Bullard. Maybe he'll be outside too, turning his face to the flag and remembering.

12/07/21 04:26 PM #19    

Larry Morgan

Mary Kay,

Wow!  What a wonderful message to remind us all!!  And you are right.....a response today would come from a different America than we were so blessed to grow up in!!

Thank you, 

Larry


12/08/21 07:44 AM #20    

Archie Paul

Thanks for the reminders Mary. Today we have so many brainwashed citizens that many would stand on the beach welcoming our enemies because they have been trained since birth to despise this the greatest nation ever devised by man.
I have a spotlighted flag in my yard that reminds me each day and night that I was Blessed to be born in the USA and by the Grace of GOD I was born and raised in the South. I am saddened to think our children and grandchildren will never know the USA we grew up in all those years ago.
Happy Birthday Mike and GOD Bless the USA again.
 


12/08/21 12:09 PM #21    

Mary Stearns (Tuley)

My thanks as well to Larry and Archie for their kind remarks.  Every day is the right time to recall the rarefied place where we grew up.  I never fully realized how lucky we were!  We weren't any better than anybody else, but life was wide open to us.  


12/08/21 12:29 PM #22    

Peggy Wyatt (Wallace)

I married a vet, and we have always flown a flag over our home.  He has been gone for more than three years, but I continue the custom - our flag always flies.  

 


12/09/21 05:08 PM #23    

Darrel Doré

Late to the party here.....Or of the BASIC problems that exist today in most schools is that basic CIVICS is not taught. Our next generations do not understand the power of our votes or how rights were won or how our government was designed to work.

Apathy and ignorance are our worst enemies.

We have left governing to a small fraction of our population. I work on registration and get out the vote and voting machine functioning in each election but these very fundamentals need more citizens involved.


12/10/21 10:42 AM #24    

Mary Stearns (Tuley)

Thank you for fighting the good fight, Darrel.  I try so hard to introduce my grown students to the notions of civics and civilized behavior.


10/01/22 10:50 PM #25    

Archie Paul

Dianne Gibson McGinnis of Bamberg SC passesd away Sept 20, 2022 of a stroke. She will be greatly missed. .May she rest in peace.
 


10/02/22 04:40 PM #26    

Louise White

So sorry to hear about Dianne.  Prayers and peace for her family.


10/02/22 08:19 PM #27    

Don Harvell

 

Sorry to hear the news about Dianne. Prayers to the family. RIP

Don


10/03/22 04:49 PM #28    

Larry Morgan

Archie, thanks for informing the Classmates.  Sorry to hear about another loss!  Dianne was a sweet lady!!  Also, has anyone heard from Mary Lou?


10/03/22 07:10 PM #29    

Pam Coughenour (Riemer)

So sad to hear that Dianne died.  She was so helpful when I moved back to Lbg. She was a very kind person who tried to help others in so many ways.  RIP Dianne

 

 


10/03/22 08:31 PM #30    

Michael (Mike) Tyson

Larry, from what i see on facebook it appears that she is ok but i dont anything her situtation.   


10/03/22 08:32 PM #31    

Michael (Mike) Tyson

Pam Still is down that way also.  Any one hear from her?

 


10/04/22 07:51 AM #32    

Archie Paul

Pam is in Tallahassee and is fine. Mary Lou is in Ocala and is also fine. Both are to the north of the major part of the storm.
 


10/04/22 02:20 PM #33    

Nan McDonald (Turner)

So sorry to hear of another one of our classmates passing. She was such a sweet person. Prayers for her family and friends.


10/04/22 04:29 PM #34    

Larry Morgan

Archie, thanks for the updates.  Good to hear they're okay!! 


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