I can't
believe it
is already
time to
write
another
NEWSLETTER.
I think you
must be
thinking the
same thing!
Why? You
will see
that I am
really,
really,
really
sparse on
MAIL from
classmates.
Maybe I will
receive some
for the next
edition in
two weeks.
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from
Charlene
Valenciano
Allen
in Beaumont
Gee, I can't
believe that
I turned 60
on
10/10/10!!!
Keep me in
your prayers
for a good
job to come
along.
I got laid
off and now
I am
catching up
on doing
things
around the
house.
My grandkids
keep me
busy, also.
from
Carolyn
Hebert
'58 (wife of
Al Hebert
'56)
I am
creating a
FB page for
Alfred.
Some of his
former
students are
wanting to
get in touch
with him.
One of his
daughters
called
recently and
told him
that Jim
Ware, a
local
FOX sports
reporter in
Beaumont,
wants to
interview
him.
Here are our
current
webpages:
www.moonlightflower.org/Alfred
www.moonlightflower.org/Alfred2
from
Gloria Faye
Burks Scott
in
Bryan/College
Station
I took a day
off for my
birthday and
traveled to
visit my
mother,
daughter,
son-in-law
and three of
my
grandchildren.
We
celebrated
grandsons'
13th b-d,
granddaughter's
6th b-d,
daughter's
b-d and
mine.
It was
wonderful to
see family.
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1)My 10 year
old white
poodle,
recently
diagnosed
with
diabetes and
epilepsy,
had seizures
on two
different
days..
2)It would
have been my
parents'
70th wedding
anniversary
Wed., Nov.
3rd.
3)I
attended the
funeral for
a classmate.
4)My
knee bothered
me all week.
5)My brother
was
diagnosed
with
diabetes.
6)Dallas
Cowboys
lost, Texas
Rangers
lost,
Houston
Texans lost!
1)My dog is
under
medication
to control
her
seizures.
Classmate
Dr. Tillman
Richey is
such a
sweetheart
at Groves
Vet Clinic.
2)I had 60
years of
memories
with my
sweet Momma
and
hopefully
more years
to come with
my dad!
3)Ronnie
Hollier is
now out of
pain and
suffering
and reunited
with his
twin,
Donnie.
4)Still have
my "real"
knees.
5)My brother
has the
diabetes,
not ME!
"-)
6)There's
always NEXT
YEAR!
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INFO for
Someone
Looking for
a CAREGIVER
for PA/Mid-County
area
Donna
Halbrook,
my dad's
sitter three
days a week,
is looking
for
additional
hours.
Her other
patient has
been moved
to a nursing
facility.
She is
not
an LVN, but
a
sitter/care
giver.
We love her
dearly.
She is a '67
graduate
from PN-G.
She is
available on
some
weekends and
occasionally
for a couple
of days or
nights
sometimes
during the
week since
she has my
dad for
three of
those days.
She can work
with a
flexible
schedule.
She lives
off of Taft
Ave. in
Groves
across from
Taft
Elementary.
Contact me
and I will
forward her
your
concerns and
requests.
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Janette
Light Norton
has been
busy with
her mom in
and out of
hospitals,
therapy,
etc.
Keep them in
your
thoughts.
Shelley
Dettman's
mom has a
caregiver
during the
day while
Shelley is
busy being a
dedicated
counselor in
the PN-G
school
district.
She is her
mom's help
once she
returns
home.
Sweet Shelley.
Bart Darby's
parents both
have
caregivers
since they
are
struggling
with major
health
problems.
Please keep
them in your
thoughts.
A note from
Fred
McCarty:
My wife and
I have been
dealing with
getting my
mother-in-law
set up in an
assisted
living
retirement
center in
Michigan.
Having to be
there
assisting
with the
move,
closing of
her home,
she has
lived there
56 years,
and all this
has to be
done by the
end of
November.
We will be
happy and
less worried
that she
will be in a
good
facility and
can make it
through the
long, cold
Michigan
winter.
We are also
building a
new home,
but will
remain in
Kingwood.
Hopefully,
it will be
completed in
February.
Laura Meece
Darby's
brother,
Tim,
recently
died at the
young age of
57.
The autopsy
reports
states that
it was an
aorta
aneurysm. Laura
and Bart
have had a
bad couple
of years.
Prayers are
always
appreciated.
A note from
Joel Levy:
My
boss, who
was the sole
owner of our
company,
died in May
and his wife
decided to
close the
company
three weeks
ago. I
am now 61
and looking
for a new
job! I
have an
interview
set up at
Baylor.
That would
be my dream.
Keep your
fingers
crossed.
(Joel is a
neuropyschologist).
from
Stephen
Simonton
We
are doing
well.
My wife,
Betty
(Hebert) '67,
had a good
checkup and
pronounced
"clear" of
cancer.
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death of
classmate,
Ronnie
Hollier
on
Oct. 27,
2010
Cards may be
sent to his
mother:
Jean Hollier
3031 Saba
Lane
Port Neches,
TX 77651
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As you can
see, my
newsletter
contains an
array of
subjects.
Please send
me ANYTHING
to add.
I really
don't want
to start
looking for
information
in FaceBook
again.