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- Remmel, Doris (Krueger) Bill
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- Ross, Susanne (Cuirro) Robert
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- Sager, Robert
- Sauby, Jim
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- Schindler, Karen (Babcock) Bert
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Ramich, Van (Sandra) 5134 East Greensboro Lane Anaheim, CA 92807-4612 714-974-4191 vramich@roadrunner.com
206 Brown Street Norway, MI 49870-1210
946 Seventh Street Menasha, WI 54952 920-722-8233 Remmel, Doris (Krueger) Bill E8893 Hudson Road Clintonville, WI 54929 715-823-4802 whkdc@frontiernet.net
650 North Rose Drive Placentia, CA 92870 949-929-7194 twr_42@yahoo.com If you remember, I did not graduate with the class because I lacked 2 credits. I took a correspondence course with UW Madison in Latin and scored an ‘A’ (much to my father’s amazement). (He expected me to work on a chain gang somewhere). I suspect that there were a number of your parents who felt the same way about me! After getting my diploma, I was admitted to Menlo College in California and left Neenah in June 1962 for the San Francisco area. Menlo was considered the backdoor to Stanford for all the kids whose parents had enough money to send them there and who had jacked around in high school like I did. This was a great place for me with lots of personal attention and motivation. I managed to graduate in ’64 and transfer to the University of the Pacific in Stockton California. UOP was another great place for me with again lots of attention. I took two classes in Political Science with three other students. Not many hiding places in those classes. Graduation came in June 1966 and then on to the Army – the only branch of the military that would take me into Officer Candidate School. I did my training at Fort Knox, was commissioned in May 1967 as an Armor 2d Lt. and stationed at Fort Carson (Colorado Springs) in an infantry company. Despite this gross error in assignments, (The object of being an Armor officer is that you do not walk like the infantry does.) it turned out to be a wonderful experience mainly because we had a great battalion commander. In February 1968, I went skiing one Sunday, went to a bar afterward and over beer and brats met a very nice young woman who had also been skiing. We got along very well and after a month, I asked her to marry me and in June we had a military wedding with all the bells and whistles including crossed swords on the way out of the church. 43 years later she still puts up with me and I am the lucky one of the marriage. She is a RN who has had a career in public health and, since 1995, as head of her own consulting company specializing in compliance issues in Medicare HMOs. I left the service in May 1969 and got a sales job with Crown Zellerback Paper Corp in Portland, OR. After two years I realized that I did not like selling toilet paper door to door and left the company to apply to law school. I was accepted by McGeorge School of Law in Sacramento, CA and started in September 1972. In my final year our son Chris was placed with us and we adopted him in June 1976. (Sarah came along in 1978.) After four years, I graduated in 1976 and after passing the bar exam was offered a position with the school. As part of my duties, I supervised a clinical program where students practiced administrative law in such things as unemployment insurance appeals. This was very satisfying to me and started me on my career path in clinical legal education. After three years I transferred to the school’s main clinic which involved general practice areas with an emphasis on family law. After fourteen years, I left McGeorge to follow my wife to a new position in Southern California. In 1991, I began teaching at Western State University College of Law as well as having my own private in 2002. Since ’02, I have been the Director of Clinical Education at WSU until this month when I retired. In 2002, we bought a home in a small town south of Palm Springs, called Borrego Springs. It is mostly a snow bird community with 3000 full time and 10,000 in season (Oct – May). After ripping out just about everything, we rebuilt the house to our liking and it has become our retirement home. It sits next to a golf course, so I can go out every day and dig up the grounds with what is laughingly called my golf game. So while retirement was supposed to be sitting, reading, drinking gin & tonics and golf, etc., that changed a bit when in October our daughter gave birth to our first grandson, Jason Brian Roberts. Because Sarah has a number of problems, she is unable to care for Jason so we have taken on that responsibility and will adopt him in the fall. He’s an easy child and we love taking care of him. Makes one young all over again. I am looking forward to the reunion, renewing old acquaintances and sharing memories. Rogers, Larry (Pat) 168 Pine Street Appleton, WI 54914 920-739-4524 lrogers3@sbcglobal.net
N10633 SW Isle of Pine Elcho, WI 54428 715-275-3231 lrosenow@hotmail.com
4124 West Calavar Road Phoenix, AZ 85053 602-978-1654 Having attended the Inst. of Med. Technology – and U. of Minn - I lived and worked in Minneapolis until 1966. Milwaukee was my home in the late 60's (very interesting era!). Where I met my first husband, and we moved here in 1970. I have a wonderful son and two beautiful grandchildren and many friends. My career has included working as a Cardiology – Medical Technician for 20 years and then as the Co-coordinator for the MRI Dept. of a local hospital. Now remarried (2004) and retired (2009). I enjoy reading, biking, swimming, hiking, and spending time with family and friends. I also volunteer with the Phoenix Mountains Preservation Council and Phoenix libraries. I visit my Father and extended family in Neenah as often as I can! Rowlandson, Dawn (Cogger) Bill 202 Poplar Drive Elizabeth City, NC 27909 252-330-4866 sunrise1850@earthlink.net
815 South Story Street Appleton, WI 54914 920-739-4407 tklong815@att.net
attended St. Louis University, and graduated from Marquette University. I married to Tom Long, we began our life together in Milwaukee, where our first son was born. We later moved to Appleton, joining both of our extended families, and continuing to raise two more sons. My family has been my top priority. In the early years, raising our three sons; in the later years, my husband whelming task of caregivers for my Mother (with dementia) and other illnesses, and for my younger sister who was diagnosed with M.S., 25 years ago. We cared for them together in their house until April 14 of this year, when my sister passed away from leukemia. I thank God for the joys and the sorrows. They all helped to make me who I am. Sager, Robert 5080 Poygan Avenue Omro, WI 54963-9385 920-685-2601 Sanders, Judy (Radichel) 4251 Spruce Lane, Lot 15 Eagle River, WI 54521-9232 715-617-3795 I married Thomas Wilfling of Menasha in 1962. Our daughter, Denise was born in 1964. We divorced in 1971. I married James Radichel in 1981. In 1989, my husband was called to Mercer, WI to serve as Pastor of Faith Lutheran Church. He served there for sixteen years in many capacities both on the local and state levels. When James retired in 2004, we moved to Eagle River and he served at the Grace Lutheran Church in Twin Lakes. I became the church secretary. James died in 2007 and I continued on as the church secretary. I am in the process of getting ready to move to western Colorado to be with my daughter and two grandchildren. I have had the good fortune to maintain a best-friend relationship with Carol (Peterson) Terpstra since our sophomore year at NHS. Sauby, Jim 10145 Osprey Trace S. West Palm Beach, FL 33412 561-775-1671 Sauer, Sally (Stacker) Emert 3107 West Fairview Road Neenah, WI 54956 920-836-2267 My husband, Emert and I have been married 48 years. We have a son, Lynn and his wife Kristine. They have blessed us with four beautiful grandchildren. They live next door in Emert's grandfather’s home. I helped Emert and Lynn operate our dairy farm until 2002 I enjoyed driving a tractor, etc. We still raise alfalfa, corn and soybeans. I enjoy decorating and have helped family and friends decorate and refurnish their homes. I also enjoy antiquing and gardening. Emert and I are care-givers to my Father who is 91 and suffers with A.L.S. Sauer, Sharon (Krepline) Gerhard 1859 Schneider Road Hilbert, WI 54129
mother over the years. Still am young at heart and enjoy listening to Rock N' Roll of the 50's and 60's (the good ol'days) and taking life as it comes day by day. Schindler, Karen (Babcock) Bert 5040 South Highway T Denmark, WI 54208-9479 920-863-8729 Married Bert Babcock - 1964 - graduated UW-Superior - 1966 and began the "cross country adventure". First job as second grade teacher was at a suburb of Duluth, MN. This was followed by a move to Baudette, MN. where I taught remedial reading and math. During this time frame, daughter, Pamela, was born (1969) and son, Paul (1975). We all moved to Castle Rock, WA in 1978 and were there to observe the eruption of Mt. St. Helens (31miles away) from our front yard. After a move back to WI in 1982, I joined the staff of Holy Martyrs School where I started their first 4-year-old kindergarten. In 2000, we were blessed with first grandchild (Mickalyn) followed by (Collin, 2003). The latest adventure is "chief-grandma-babysitter”, the perfect retirement job. Schmidt, Dick (Lu) 821 Lindbergh Street Appleton, WI 54914-2339 920-733-4935 cubfamily@aol.com
1091 Laurel Court Neenah, WI 54956 920-725-5267 Schroeder, Glenn H. 555 Woodland Circle Waupaca, WI 54982-1091 715-258-6930 Schuelke, Dave W 5246 Apache Drive Wild Rose, WI 54984 920-622-4328 dschuelke@centurytel.net
815 Haase Street Neenah, WI 54956 920-729-1001 jge62@yahoo.com
1624 Crowell Road Vienna, VA 22182-1545 703-759-3005 chung.maryann@yahoo.com
2012 Michigan Drive Northfield, MN 55057 507-645-4871 jbseverson@aol.com
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Smith, Jim (Annette) N119 Arrowhead Road Fremont, WI 54940 920-446-2225 I attended UW- Oshkosh. I have twin sons that were born 7-2-66; Mike (Jen), Kennesaw, GA and Andy(Michelle) Sarah, age 10 - James age 7, residing in Anniston, AL. Annette and I got married in 1992. Annette graduated from UW- Whitewater and is a pharmaceutical sales representative for Bristol-Myers Squibb. We bought a home on the Wolf River in Fremont, WI in 2003. I retired from a career in real estate in 2004. I enjoy hunting and fishing and we both enjoy golfing, downhill skiing and travel. Smith, Margaret 296 Monmares Lane Erie, CO 80516 303-665-6365 jackie.ware@umb.com
P.O. Box 763 Honaunau, HI 96726-0763 808-328-2277 misha@oldhawaiiancoffee.com
9504 North Oakwood Avenue Neenah, WI 54956 920-836-2941 jspiegelberg@new.rr.com
936 London Street Menasha, WI 54952 920-725-5247 I have been married once; have two children and six grandchildren. Steffensen, George (Myra) 946 West Sherry Street Neenah, WI 54956 920-725-6533 I worked at Banta for 43 ½ years. I have been married to Myra for 45 years. We spend a lot of our time up North on the Little Wolf. We have five grandchildren. Stelow, Tom (JoAnn) 20816 North Canyon Whisper Drive Surprise, AZ 85387 623-476-2499 stelowt@yahoo.com
8840 Indahl Avenue N Mahtomedi, MN 55115-2108
W2241 Olive Garden Way Freedom, WI 54913 920-687-9365 tsugden@new.rr.com Swaim, Lloyd Davie, FL 33328 954-747-8700 lloydswaimesq@yahoo.com Swenson, David 3025 Woodridge Drive Oshkosh, WI 54904-7628 920-426-0940 Syring, Karen (Dettlaff) Jim 149 McKinley Street Neenah, WI 54956
And almost as many company names changes (now it's Graphic Packaging in IL). I met the man of my dreams, Jim, in 1963 and we married in 1967 and had our son (Matt) in 1968. Briefly enjoyed dog showing our pets (various breeds). We now enjoy golfing and traveling to Charlotte, NC to visit our son and his wife. We have a granddaughter living in Neenah who just graduated from UWO. Hope to retire in the next year or so.
10547 French Creek Road Palo Cedro, CA 96073-9527 530-549-3580 mrnmrsb@frontiernet.net Well where do you start? I got married on February 24, 1962. In 1963 we moved to CA. We have 3 children and 11 grand kids We've lived at our current home in the country for 38 yrs.. We raised animals most of those years. We still have a beef cow or two. We love the "quiet"! Went to Japan for birth of our grandson. We have enjoyed regular trips to WI to visit family and Reunions. Lots of other travel to Canada, Florida, Mexico, Alaska by cruise and RV. We're ready to go again! While in Alaska this past summer, I canned 65 jars of salmon. Four grand kids are in college. Sure wish they would find the pot at the end of the rainbow Our son has 8 kids - 5 are into music. They just released an Irish CD so we're working on selling some for them to help out with college. It took up quilting 7 yrs. ago so that keeps me busy. I've been retired for 10 yrs., but have no problem staying busy even if that means eating popcorn & watching TV.!!
13806 North Gunstone Drive Sun City, AZ 85351 623-875-6059 otjames623@cox.net Graduated from Oshkosh State U in 1965 with BS degree in Teaching. Taught in Combined Locks for 2 years. Married to Jim Olson in Dec. 1965. He was drafted Nov. 1966. I joined him in 1967 and we were stationed at Ft. Sill, OK til Nov 1968. Son, Tim, born at Ft. Sill. Returned to Neenah, but moved to Phoenix, AZ in 1970. Adopted our daughter, Marcia, a Mohave Indian in 1973. Moved to San Francisco Bay area in 1977. Worked in a Law Office in San Francisco. A Philippino girl lived with us for a year. Moved back to Arizona in 1988. I did a lot of substitute teaching over the years. Took bookkeeping into my home while the kids were growing up. Retired from DeVry University in 2005. I love retirement. Just got back on April 24, 2011 from a three-week visit to the Philippines. We also have a friend in China and Vietnam and would like to visit there someday. Our son lives near Sacramento, CA and has 3 children. Our daughter is not married and lives near Richmond, VA. Have lived a very full life so far and continue to do so. Husband has been a printer/lithographer all his life until retirement in 2009. Download 363.76 Kb. Share with your friends:
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