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May 04, 2010
 Robert
Alderdice
1996?
Orlando, FL
Bob's death was positively
confirmed at the 65th reunion by several people
Bill,
Don,
Age 30 would be too young for Bob's death. We have photos of him
at the 25th reunion in 1973 wearing a big McCarthy button when he would
be 43, so he passed away sometime after that. After being an attorney
in Cleveland, he was an attorney for AT&T in NY and may have lived in
NJ. Bob is not listed in the SS Death Index but if wives assume
the SS benefits after husband's death, the SS# remains active and the
deceased not listed. Everyone agrees Bob is gone, we just can't
identify when he died.
Tom Arganbright
– June 2008, 2 minutes later
Bill,
Bob passed away when he was about 30 years old of a
brain hemorrhage. He was an attorney in Cleveland, Ohio. I had lunch
with him several times when I used to go into Cleveland. I ran into
his dad one day, and he told me about it.
Don Haus, June 2008
May 28, 2008 from
Bud Stevenson:
Tom,
on one of our reunions, way back (I can't remember which one),
John Mitchell (Deceased)
was working with me, and he was like your "Mr. Keen, Tracer of Lost
Persons." (Or is that “Mr Lost, Tracer of Keen Persons”?)
When we got a hold of Bob Alderdice, he thanked
John
for calling, and Bob gave him a phone number to charge all the
calls. It was an AT&T free number. I think he was with AT&T in New
Jersey at the time.
Five years later, we called to get the free number from him, and we were
told he passed away.
That's the last I heard of him. I think maybe that was the reunion we
had at the Hilton Airport. (Bob,
which one was there? –Tom)
Thanks so much for your efforts on the reunion. You've certainly made
it much easier for us and less time consuming.
Regards,
Bud
Stevenson
P.S. I'm still working and
Woeber
is part time
You want to try to
resolve the deep mystery of Bob Alderdice? We have been
carrying Bob Alderdice as deceased based on
Roy Mc Ewen's
note that he ran into him in 1965 at AT&T in NY and when calling back
later was told he had died with no other information. In our 1973,
25th Reunion brochure, we listed him as deceased in 1972. But now
let's look at the class photo as the centerfold in the brochure and
standing in the back row between
Schuette and
Richardson is Bob
Alderdice. I wrote the copy below the photo and even mention
Bob wearing a big McCarthy button. Although it was 35 years ago, I
seem to recall a conversation with him about being reported as dead and
he said something like, "Do I look dead?" I have now looked in SS
Death Records and found 4 Robert Alderdices born in 1907, 1929,
1939 and 1950. Only the 1929 could be of interest. Our commencement
program lists him as Robert John Alderdice. I found the obit
for the one born in 1929 and it was Robert James Alderdice, an
architect who died in Orlando, FL in 1986. I didn't find much in
Google, but saw one story about a Pittsburgh Councilman named Robert
J. Alderdice in 1926 who might be Bob's dad. Bob was
a formidable member of our class graduating with High Honors
and becoming an attorney. It sure would be nice to bring closure to
this mystery. I will continue to work on this one, but I'm not sure
where to go next. I don't even know if Bob got married. You'd
think someone in our class would have kept up with him. Bob
Woeber, if you ever send another mass email to all alums, what
about raising the question, has anyone seen Alderdice?
By
Tom Arganbright, May 21, 2008
From
Roy McEwen, February
2007: Update on
Bob Alderdice:
I ran into him at Western Electric Cafeteria in New York City in early
1965. He was a lawyer and had been a partner in a Cleveland firm
but had to give it up because of too much stress. He had taken a
job with ATT in the legal dept. He was handling easements and
rights of way in the city. We met several times over the next few
months.
When I hadn't heard
from him for several weeks, I called his office and got the news that he
had died. Whoever I talked to didn't know anything about him or
wouldn't give me any more info. |
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 Joeph D August
January 18, 2005
in Gilbert, AZ
Information found by
Tom Arganbright, May 2008:
Joe August
died January 18, 2005, in Gilbert, AZ
Joe passed
away on January 18 2005 in a vets hospital near Mesa,AZ. Joe was in
the Marine Corps and was involved in Korea at the Chosen Reservoir. He suffered
extreme frostbite which led to later problems.
From
Bill Erdman,
WebMaster: Again it is a shame that I have no more information to
give you about one of our classmates. All I know about Joe is
what I learned in high school - He was quiet and friendly. I can
understand his Korean War problems - a lot of them went around then. Rest
easy, Joe.
  ,
May 2008 |
 Irvin Bachmann
From his daughter, Anne, August 1999:
Update on me (Anne ), I still miss Dad terribly, but he would be
very proud to call me Councilwoman, so if you didn't (who would) keep up
on the election stats from May, I won the primary and am unopposed in
the fall.
One question, is that bad or good? I hope that in
ten years Braddock will be once again a nice place to shop eat and live,
we'll see....
Anne Biernacki
take care and God Bless
November 11th, 1998, Irwin Bachmann's Daughter, Anne
Biernacki wrote:
Irvin Bachmann, as some may
remember was stricken with polio in 1947. He did graduate
from Mt Lebanon through DT Watson rehab hospital.
He went on to Pitt for a 4yr in Business
Management. Over the period of the next 30 years he worked at Ted
McWillams, McMinn Olds, and DeMor's Lincoln Mercury as General Office
Manager.
Married to Joan Gerber in 1965 he
settled in on Martin Ave in Mt Lebanon.
They adopted Anne Marie 1968 and
Amy Joan in 1970.
Joan passed away of cancer in
1979, and he remained single. He retired due to increased
complications from post polio syndrome in 1984.
Gone on to Jesus in 1994. He had
spent the last ten years in bed, mostly reading and teaching Anne
and her daughter all the neat stuff he knew and, most importantly,
praying for everyone.
Grandchildren: Mandy, 1985,
Brittany 1989, Aaron 1989 and one who he never met, Autumn,
1996.
I know it sounds depressing, but Dad KNEW
there were many people MUCH worse off. We never felt sorry, it's
our cross.
I thank God for our faith and love, and I
quote a neighbor of my father's who knew Dad since he was a boy, "I
never in my life have met a man who wanted children as badly as (my)
your father. When you were adopted, you fulfilled a life long
dream (of Irv's), to have children."
We didn't have health or money or travel,
BUT far more importantly, we have intelligence, determination, love and
appreciation.
I plan on putting the story of the
"lifetime of love" he shared into a novel, basically because "What goes
Around..."
Sincerely, Anne Bachmann Biernacki.
PS. If anyone that knew daddy in school
has anything they'd like me to know, please e-mail me. Thanks and
always pray for everyone....
Anne Biernack sent $50 in memory
of her father, Irvin.
In her letter, she said, "Going through
life without him is the single, hardest thing I deal with, for no person
on this planet has ever or will ever give me the pure, unconditional
love that Dad gave me. I would like everyone to remember Dad as
hardworking, dedicated, loving, husband and father, a gentleman in all
aspects of the word, who taught his children all the graces of love by
living it. Wouldn't we all like to be remembered that way?"
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 Jean
Francis Balke
"Lost" - No information about Jean in
over 10 years
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 James Barron |
 Robert Barron |
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 Lloyd B.
Bartholow
149 Steeplechase Cir.
Gibsonia, PA 15044
724-444-7785
March 7, 2007
Age 76, of West Deer Twp, on Wednesday, March 7, 2007;
beloved husband of Diane Lacovetti Bartholow; father of Alise
(David) Hull of Peters Twp,
Merritt (Dennis) Blake of Upper St. Clair and Maureen (Darin)
Witherup of Hampton Twp; brother of M. J. (Kenneth) Reiser of
Greentree; grandfather of Alexandra, Abigail and H.B. Hull,
Eleanor and Garrett Blake, Nicholas Richetti and
Michael Witherup. Owner of Bartwerks Supply Co. Friends received
Thursday, 6-8pm, Friday, 2-4 and 6-8pm at the KYPER FUNERAL HOME, 2702
Mt. Royal Blvd (at Mt. Royal Cemetery), Glenshaw. Funeral Prayer
Saturday morning at 9:15am followed by Mass of Christian Burial, St.
Mary of the Assumption Church, 2510 Middle Rd., Glenshaw, at 10am.
Entombment Allegheny Cemetery, Lawrenceville.
Published in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette from 3/8/2007 -
3/9/2007.
Tom Arganbright
noted some people listed as lost and went about a web search
with this result.
Lloyd B Bartholow
149 Steeplechase Cir.
Gibsonia, PA 15044
724-444-7785
Tom recalls that Lloyd
was at the 45th reunion:
From
Bill Erdman,
WebMaster: Again it is a shame that I have no more information to
give you about one of our classmates. All I know about Lloyd's
adult life comes from the above obituary: Wife, 3 kids and his own
company.
,
March 2007 |
  Herbert Baum, Jr
September 28, 1996
Pittsburgh, PA
40th Reunion
June 2008: Deceased: HERB C. BAUM JR.
Date: October 1, 1996
Herb C. Baum Jr.'s
work revolved around houses but his heart was outdoors. His infectious
laugh echoed across the ski slopes, the fishing hole and the hunting
lodge.
And
he was more than willing to share his enjoyment with friends and family
members. ''He didn't get a son, so (he) always tried to turn (his
daughters) into hunters,'' said his eldest daughter, Kathryn Baum
Philson of Mt. Lebanon. ''We would go fishing and skiing with him,
but we drew the line at going into the woods with a gun. He had many
'adopted' sons who would go hunting with him.''
Herb,
who was a mortgage counselor, real estate agent and certified appraiser,
died of heart attack Saturday in his Mt. Lebanon home. He was 66. ''He
was a surrogate father to me,'' said Greg Woodworth of Franklin Park.
''He had three daughters, and his best friend had three sons, and I was
one of the sons. We would all hunt and fish together. He was camp
leader and chief cook and bottle washer.''
Both work and recreation were always a family affair for Herb.
He gained experience in the real estate business by working for his
father's company, the H.C. Baum Agency. He became president of the firm
22 years ago and moved the company from Downtown Pittsburgh to Mt.
Lebanon in 1977.
Philson
later joined her father's company as a real estate agent and certified
appraiser. Herb went into semi-retirement in 1995, but still
remained active with the business. An uncle taught Herb how to
fish and hunt as a youth and he enjoyed the activities all his life.
When he was in his 20s, he and wife, Nancy, learned to ski on
snow and water. He brought along his daughters and later his
grandchildren whenever possible. When he wasn't pursuing these outdoor
hobbies, Herb could be found tending his garden or cooking. And
often his interests converged.
He
enjoyed cooking a big breakfast of hash browns, bacon and eggs over easy
for his grandchildren before a day of winter skiing in the Laurel
Highlands or water skiing at Conneaut Lake. At his hunting camp at
Medix Run, Elk County, he was often the one who whipped up dinner.
Though always tasty, the meal sometimes was as much an adventure as the
hunt itself.
''We never knew what he was putting in the recipe,'' Woodworth said.
''You could be eating venison and you'd swear it was filet mignon. You
didn't know unless you asked.'' Woodworth added that part of fun of
hunting with Herb was playing practical jokes with him. One
running gag that he frequently fell for involved shaving cream in a
cigarette lighter.
When he would awake for an early morning smoke, Herb would flick
the lighter only to have shaving cream squirt all over him. ''He was
always good for laugh,'' Woodworth said.
Herb
was a member of the Greater Pittsburgh Board of Realtors and the
National Association of Independent Fee Appraisers. He also was a past
president of the Mt. Lebanon Lions Club and of the Mountain Club in
Champion. In addition to Philson, Herb is survived by his
wife, Nancy; two other daughters, Susan Treacy of Conneaut
Lake and Barbara of Mt. Lebanon; a brother James of
Athens, Texas; and six grandchildren.
From
Bill Erdman, WebMaster:
What a tribute to an obviously good man. I'm glad to hear about
his life in such detail. It's a shame it was posted here 12 years
after his death
Bill Erdman
<><,,
June 2008 |
 Edward
M Bidden
Circa early 1999
From
Bill Erdman, WebMaster:
Death comes again in September, 1999. Today I moved
Charlie Huff &
Ed Bidden to this
page. It was easier than saying "Good bye" to
Mary-Francis as I knew her better than I knew Charlie or
Ed. However, it still brought sadness into my day and another
wake-up call to enjoy today and love and forgive everyone. If ever
I said an unkind word or did an unkind thing to you, forgive me and
understand it was from the ignorance of youth not malice. We are
all unique in the sight of God - whoever you understand Him to be - and
we are all loved by someone. Be nice to that someone today!
Bill Erdman
<><,,
September 1999 |
 Sue
Bowden (Crossland) |
  Gretel G.
Braun
(Barnes)
Zephyrhills, FL
December 30, 2005
Gretel's Biography
8th grade
50th Reunion
Activities Play Usher Committee Chairman, Devotions Squad, Lantern, Rifle
March 2003: First, I would like to inform you if you don't
already know that
Virginia
Smalley
Sweet
died last September 2002.
Our life has been great - enjoying the amenities of Sun City Center, Fla.
Toured Holland, Germany and Belgium last January. Health O.K. but
slowing down.
Gretel and
Bob Braun Barnes
|
Gretel's Biography - April 7,
2003:
Graduated from Rollins College, Winter park, Florida with a B.A. degree in
1952.
Married
Bob Barnes
in l952. Have two children,
Vicki
and
Diane, born Dec. 1953 and August 1958
Lived in Chicago, Tucson, and then lived in California for 30 years.
Worked 16 years in Orange County, California, as a Girl Scout professional.
(District Director)
Retired with husband
Bob
in 1980
Since then lived in Paso Robles, Ca., Branson, Mo. and now Sun City Center,
Fl.
Spent 2 1/2 years living in a fifth wheel traveling around the U.S. from
1990 to 1992.
Still happily married to
Bob
for over 50 years.
Gretel Braun Barnes |
From
Bill Erdman,
WebMaster: Some days just don't start out well. This morning,
before church I turned on my computer so a guest could use it while Kay
and I taught Sunday School Class. Simple e-mail from Bob Barnes
-
"Gretel died on December 30 2005."
It's 3:00 in the afternoon now and I'm
still trying to digest the news. I remember Gretel well.
She was a happy person to be around at a time in my life that wasn't
always happy. You remember, don't you? High School was the
pits then. Compared to now however, it was a great time to be
alive. How times change and how we change. It's good to remember
those that smiled with you and spoke kindly to you. Gretel
was that type of classmate.
Sometimes we have regrets and one I have is that I never took the time to
look Gretel and Bob up in Sun City - It's less than 2 hours
from Maitland. I just put if off. Too easy to do.
Fortunately I can know a little about her from her April, 2003, note -
"Happily married over 50 years, 2 daughters, traveled a lot and worked in a
meaningful profession."
Thanks Gretel, for being a small part of my life.
I will miss your memory.
|
 Johnette Braun (Clark) |
 Charles W. Brooke,
Jr
August 21, 1993
Payson, AZ
Information found by
Tom Arganbright, May 2008:
Charles Brooke
died August 21, 1993 in Payson, AZ. He was an EE and worked out west in CA
and CO.
Bill
Erdman, WebMaster: Charles was a guy
I didn't understand in high school. I now know he was a genius but then I
was too dumb to realize it. I just wasn't on his level. It sounds
like he was able to use his talents well. Way to go, Charles.
- May 2008 |
 Charlotte Buehrig
(Montague)
October 25, 2005
Found by
Tom Arganbright, May
2008 at
109 50th Avenue Terrace E, Bradenton, FL
34203-4518 but Bob Woeber
learned Charlotte had died in October 25, 2005 which
Tom Arganbright confirmed with SS Death Records.
Bill Erdman,
WebMaster: I did not know Charlotte at all but I know that
she has been missed by those that were fortunate enough to really know
and love her.
- May 2008 |
  Edna Buttlar (Bistarkey)
March 15, 1992
Hickory, PA
40th Reunion |
|
  T. June Cameron (Ringdal)
February 15, 2006
Altoona, PA
40th
Reunion
Tom found
June C. Ringdal died February 15,
2006 in Altoona, PA
. Her husband, Robert B. Ringdal died in 1990.- May 2008. |
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  William Carothers -
8370 Wrens Way
Largo, FL 33773
January 23, 2010
Received an email from Bill's son, Kevin, that
Bill passed away this January.
Bill,
I'm sending you a picture of my mom and dad for your web
page. He played golf with me every week. He won
the Top B-Flight trophy at the Sebring Golf Tournament we
went to in 2007. He liked to play Bridge. He was
the luckiest guy when playing Rummicube, he always managed
to get the smiley face wild tile. Kevin
Talked to Bill on June 14th, 2008 - He
is going to send me some pictures and information.
From the call I gleaned:
-
Graduated fro
University of Pittsburgh in Business
-
Married Nancy
and has 3 sons, Bill III, Kevin & Richard,
5 grandchildren
-
Work history:
-
BFGoodrich -
Akron,OH
-
Ashland
Chemical - Kansas City, MO
-
PPG Chemical -
Kansas City, MO
-
USS Chemical -
Kansas City, MO
-
Retired from
Interplastic - Kansas City, MO
-
He lived in Largo,
FL for 9 years.
Found by
Tom, May 2008: Here's a 77 year old
William Carothers - 8370 Wrens Way, Largo, FL 33773
From
WebMaster: In high school Bill was very popular
with everyone. I wasn't in his circle of close friends but
he was always pleasant to those around him - a rare quality
in our high school I'm sorry he didn't follow up
on his plan to send us more information. I'm sad that
I didn't know more about his life and accomplishments
March 2010 |
|
 Robert
Christie |
 Homer
Clarke,
Jr.
"Lost" - No information about Homer in
over 10 years |
 William J. Cooper
May 17, 1993
Pittsburgh, PA
Information found by
Tom Arganbright, May 2008:
Bill Cooper
died May 17, 1993 in Pittsburgh, PA. |
 James
Cordell
March 1979
Information found by
Tom Arganbright, May 2008:
Jim Cordell
died March 1979. |
 Rosemary Creehan (Sullivan) |
  Sue
Cullen (Griffith)
February
9, 1993
40th Reunion
Sue Cullen Griffith,
a volunteer at the Gateway Rehabilitation Center in Aliquippa, died of
cancer Sunday at her home in Upper St. Clair. She was 62.
Mrs. Griffith,
a Pittsburgh native, attended the University of Pittsburgh and was
active in community affairs in the South Hills.
She was a member of the house committee at St. Clair Country Club, she
helped to institute the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine program at
St. Louise de Marillac Church, Upper St. Clair, and she was a former
volunteer at St. Clair Memorial Hospital, Mt. Lebanon.
Mrs. Griffith
was a member of St. John Capistran Church, Upper St. Clair.
Surviving are her husband, John J. Griffith; three sons, John
J. and Mark C., both of Wexford, and Thomas R. of
Amhurst, N.H.; a daughter, Nancy A. of Butler; a brother, T.J.
Cullen III of Aurora, Colo.; and seven grandchildren.
|
 Florence Davis (Shaw) |
 Robert P.
DeLonga
May 27, 2007
Granada Hills, CA
DeLONGA ROBERT "BOB"
Of Granada Hills, CA passed from
this life on Sunday, May 27. 2007. He is survived by Patricia,
his beloved wife of 53 years. Son
Bradley DeLonga of Los Angeles, CA. Daughters Lynda O'Brien
(Roger) of Yorba Linda, CA., and Caren Herring (Clay) of Polson,
MT. Brother Richard DeLonga (Shirley) of Beadling and sister
Rose Ann Milyo of Greenville, SC, as well as five grandsons and two
great-grandchildren.
Bob
was born in 1931 in Beadling, PA, outside of Pittsburgh; graduated from
Mt. Lebanon High School and Morehead State University, KY were he gained
prominence as an athlete. He was a member of a Beadling National
Amateur Champion soccer team. Bob served in the Army as a
Military Policeman prior to a long career of 38 years with Jack Daniels
Distillery. He moved to California managing the Southwest States and
Hawaii in 1964.
Bob's greatest loves were his family, home,
beautiful gardens and golf. He was an avid and skilled golfer. He had
the opportunity to play in Scotland and many courses in the U.S.
accomplishing two holes in one.
In High School - Boxing, Football Letterman, Home Room Basketball,
Track, Wrestling
Karen, Bob, Linda, Pat & Brad |
 
50th Reunion |
50th Reunion |
 
55th Reunion |
As
Bob Woeber
said in his e-mail, "I guess I never get used to these things although I
certainly should by now." I can only refer to John Donne's
quote, "Now, this bell tolling softly for another, says to me: Thou
must die." This is the lead line of John Donne's world
famous "Devotions upon Emergent Occasions" . In Bob's honor
I've added the full text
here.
June 2007 |
 Harrell Denmead
July 12, 2005
Ligonier, PA
Hi-Y,
Honor Roll, Home Room Basketball, Home Room Vice-President
Tom Arganbright
reported Harrell's death as July 12,
2005. in Gibsonia, PA. No details available.
Bill Erdman,
WebMaster: Harrell is another Classmate that I wish I had
followed his first 50 years after after high school. He was, as I
remember, a friendly, easy-going guy. Obviously intelligent and an
athletic. How sad we don't have more memories to include here.
,
May 2008 |
|
 Herbert
Dittner
September 1, 2002
Niantic, CT
|
 Donald
Dixon |
|
 Catherine
Donovan
Reported deceased October 5, 2001
Bill,
If you have a 50 or 55 th reunion brochure, there is a copy of the commencement
program in these and you can check Catherine's middle name (initial). I
struggled to get down to my files and verified her middle initial is “T”,
In SS Death Index there is a Catherine T. Donovan, born 1/21/29 and died
10/5/01 in Pittsburgh.
Tom – August
2008 |
|
 JAMES
A.
DOUBLEDAY,
69 Valley Brook Rd
Centerville, MA 02632
508 367-2600
September 25, 2008
Basketball,
Football,
Track
Co-Captain
CENTERVILLE - James A. Doubleday,
77, of Centerville, died Aug. 25, 2008, after a brief illness, at Cape Cod
Hospital.
He was the husband of Kathleen A. (Roeger)
Doubleday for 43 years.
James was born in Pittsburgh, Pa.,
in 1930, and was educated at Mount Lebanon High School, where he set state
track and field records . He then went on to Lehigh University in Bethlehem,
Pa., earning a degree in industrial engineering.
After school, James worked for 45
years as a yacht broker, primarily in Fort Lauderdale and on Cape Cod.
 James' proudest achievement was his
family. He loved jazz, sports, the beach, boating and good food.
Besides his wife, he is survived by Dawn
Marie Power of Florida, Colleen E. Harris of Maine, James W.
Doubleday of Maui and Heather E. Roberts of New Hampshire; nine
grandchildren; and many nieces and nephews.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made
to the American Stroke Association National Center, 7272 Greenville Ave.,
Dallas, TX 75231.
40th
Reunion |
50th
Reunion |
55th
Reunion |
Kay and I visited with
Kathleen Doubleday on September 3rd. She said Jad had died
on the 25th of August while sitting at dinner with her. He died
suddenly and without pain or trauma. I will provide a picture and more
information alter. I find it very difficult to write more than I have
at this time. -
Bill
August
14th - Talked with Kathleen tonight. Jad is coming along
well but is facing some time in rehab as he regains more and more strength
and mobility. He is broken-hearted that he will miss the Reunion. -
Bill
Jad
Doubleday had
another stroke yesterday (August 9th) morning and is in the
hospital. – August 2008 (From
Bob)
Jad
had
a
slight
stroke
in
April
of
2004.
I
talked
with
him
on
the
phone
and
he
said
he
was
doing
very
well.
Bill
<><
From
Bill Erdman,
WebMaster: As Jad and I went on to college at Lehigh together I
was fortunate to to be able to interact with him longer than just High
School. Jad was just as outgoing and pleasant at Lehigh.
Over the year I was able to talk with him occasionally and see him at the
45th Reunion. In High School he was nicknamed, "Twinkle Toes", for his
running style. Guys laughed at his small steps but no one could catch
him!
It was my pleasure to talk with Kathleen
a week after his death and to meet his son, James. That was a
very moving experience - Looking at James W was like jumping back 60
years and looking at Jad again! The resemblance was
breathtaking.
Jad, I miss you.
- September 2008 |
|
 George
Dulski
June 10, 2002
Pittsburgh, PA
Information found by
Tom Arganbright, May 2008, confirms that
George Dulski
died June 10, 2002, in Pittsburgh, PA
From
Bill Erdman,
WebMaster:
Bob Woeber just
advised me that George Dulski and
Carl
Mastandrea are reported as deceased. I did not know either
one of them very well but I mourn their passing just the same.
Sorry I have so little information to report about them.
,
May 2003 |
 Joan
Dunbar (Klink)
Circa 1996
From
Nancy Staggs, August 2007: Joan and Jack had a very
good marriage with five children to keep them busy, but with
Joan's usual energy she also finished college, got her teaching
degree, and taught in the county school system. Most of her
married life was spent in Baltimore.
Sadly, Joan died of lymphoma about 11 years
ago. She faced that with courage and faith. I'm sure all of her friends
miss her just as I do.
Nancy
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The above list constitutes the names of classmates "A, B, C and D" who are
known by the Committee to have died or have been "Lost" for more than 10 years.
Considerable
effort
has
been
made
by
Bob
Woeber
and Tom Arganbright to
locate
all
of
our
classmates.
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