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| Janet Haeberle Jacobs
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08-27-2008 09:08 AM ET (US)
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Lee, Carol View/Sign Guest Book
Carol Lee
Carol Kay Lee, nee Randle, 61, of Albany, Ga., died Sunday, Aug. 24, 2008, following a graceful and courageous 20 month battle against pancreatic cancer.
Born in 1947, to William and Una, nee Valentine, Randle, Carol was raised in Fairview Heights, Ill., and graduated from Belleville High School. Carol worked for years for the court system in Albany, Ga., including Dougherty County Juvenile Court, Superior Court Dougherty Judicial Circuit and, most recently, as executive administrative assistant to U.S. District Judge W. Louis Sands since 1994.
A devoted wife, mother, grandmother and friend, she enjoyed reading, trips to the beach and the mountains, laughing until tears ran down her face and spending time with her extended family. A member of Porterfield United Methodist Church, she spent many hours of her life volunteering for various organizations, including U.S. Army Community Services in Butzbach, Germany, the Liberty House in Albany and Theater Albany, where she was involved in numerous productions in various behind the scenes rolls.
Carol was preceded in death by her father, William Randle; grandparents; aunts, uncles and cousins; who have all welcomed her home.
Surviving are her husband of 12 years, Terry Lee of Albany, Ga.; daughters, Karen "K.K." Snyder of Leesburg, Ga., and Kristine Elizabeth (Les) Deere of Hendersonville, Tenn.; son, David Louis (Carrie Ross) Lee of Clarksville, Tenn.; step-children, Kim (Noel) Ubiadas of Riverside, Calif., Margaux Lee, of Atlanta, Ga., and Livia (Kale) Suggs of Albany, Ga.; grandchildren, Garret and Caitlin Snyder of Leesburg, Ga., Tyler, Hannah and Alexis Deere of Hendersonville, Tenn., David, Suella and Jillian Ross of Clarksville, Tenn., Savannah, Rachel and Lilah Ubiadas of Riverside, Calif., and Colton Suggs of Albany, Ga.; her mother, Una Randle of Columbia, Ill.; brother, Ned W. (Rita) Randle of Smithton, Ill., a nephew, Adam (Joyce) Randle; nieces, Allison Randle and Katherine Randle; great-niece, Audrey Randle and a vast number of faithful friends.
Those desiring may make donations in Carol's memory to: Ronald McDonald House Charities, Attn: Charitable Accounting, One Kroc Drive, Oak Brook, Ill., 60523 or St. Jude Children's Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, Tenn., 38105-1942. To sign our online registry or to send condolences to the family, you may visit www.mathewsfuneralhome.com. | | |
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| Sherry
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08-10-2008 01:06 PM ET (US)
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I found Irma Marler. She is in Kansas City, KS
Thanks to all who have helped me with the search!
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| Cheryl Mann-Reichling
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07-16-2008 06:17 PM ET (US)
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Hi
I'm looking for Irma Marler. Does anyone know of her whereabouts? She had a brother named Mildy.
Thank you!
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| Don Amenn
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05-27-2008 08:47 PM ET (US)
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Hey Tom, sorry about that. My E-mail address is DAmenn@aol.com. Hope all is well with you. And yes, the MG is buried somewhere in the garage. Hope to work on it some year. I'll probably be to old to care when that time comes around. Hope to here from you. I did write to you at the adress you gave me but I guess it didn't go through or it's lost in cyber space somewhere. take care, Don
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| Linda Betten Sidor
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05-18-2008 08:47 PM ET (US)
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Hey Janet.....I sure rememeber you! I wonder what we would all be like now if we could go back and sit in those classes! Bet things would be very different ...........don't you think!
Nice to see people keep stopping by...........hard to believe we are all this old..........holy cow : )
We had a miserable winter too........still not warm in Chicago
Linda
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| Janet Jacobs (Haeberle)
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04-17-2008 10:10 AM ET (US)
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I just decided to check in on the site and was pleased to see new posts. It's great to see that some of us are still kicking. We have had a tough
winter in Kansas City. Very cold. I am so glad and thankful that spring is finally coming.
I guess it's time to start thinking about spending my winters on a beach somewhere. I just sold my home and moved to an apartment last year. Downsizing and saving for my retirement place in the sun. I like the apartment life. It's small and no YARD WORK or snow to shovel.
I remember some of the people that have posted-Jan Hunt, Linda Betten, Sharon Sandberg. Our class was so big and I was sort of a loner.
All of those names brings back memories. I had some good times at BTHS and BJC also.
I plan on making it in 2010. It will be great to see some of you.
Take care and God bless all of you
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| Tom Miller
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03-31-2008 10:25 AM ET (US)
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Don, I do not have your email address. Here is mine "cooterr2003@yahoo.com"
From your posting, am I to assume that the MGB has not seen daylight for awhile? ggg
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| Don Amenn
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03-30-2008 02:23 PM ET (US)
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Hey Tom, it's good to see that you are still haggin in there. I'm still pushin snow and grading ditches for IDOT and probably will for awhile. But Aunt Fannies Donuts is still a up and coming business. We just ran Cripy Cream out of town. And I too am glad to see that the car show season is coming around again. It's a great way to relax and indulge in the oldies. I've still got the MGB in the garage somewhere. I know it's there. Yes I do keep in touch with T.Davis and J. Brown. I see Bill Vogel and Barry Norman now and then. I haven't seen Don Muskopf in 20 or more years. Don't know how he is.
Well, the good weather can't get here soon enough. Hope all is well with all our class mates and that they too can enjoy the good spring weather just around the corner. For all of those living in the St. Louis Metro East area there is a new radio station coming on line April 1st. Call leters KZQZ 1430 AM will play only 50's and 60's music. So far the prevues have been great. If youget a chance tune it in. It's just the cure for all of us stuck in that era and loving it. We may have to grow older but there is no rule that we have to grow up.
Well guys, my best to all of you. Tom if you get a chance drop me a e-mail. Love to hear from you. Take care all. Don
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| Tom Miller
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03-25-2008 06:38 PM ET (US)
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It's time to get the car ready for another summer of car shows, cruise ins and old "rock and roll". The kids are out of the house, daughter's married and my son bought a house and the wife is working. Ahh, Life is good.
Glad to hear that you guys are still around and causing trouble. About my only contacts with the class is here on this site or the reunions. I've been living in Indy since college. I didn't attend the last get together and wish I had. If all continues to go well, then the next reunion, it will be.
Don, Are they still selling "Aunt Fannies Donuts"? What else is going on in town these days. I almost hate to ask, but do you have any contact with T Davis, Roger Anna, J Brown, B Vogel, Muskopf, Barry Norman.
Well for now this will have to do. It's always good to see a new post and Kent, I'm glad to hear that youve retired from commercial flying. I'm sure your flying was better than your Driving!! (GGG)
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| Dale Zink
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03-11-2008 08:49 PM ET (US)
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Eight months since the last posting. Wow! Time flies. Another school year almost over. Nice hearing from you Don and seeing you, too, recently! I agree, it's fun to catch up on old times! I always hope a new posting will get old class mates writing again. Barb Johnson from Notre Dame has a great email list going for Donna and their classmates. We get emails sometimes weekly. But, most times it's for classmates or families members that have passed! Yikes! So, let's hope that everybody that reads this makes it to the 45th Reunion! Happy Spring to everybody and summer, too, if I don't write for a while!
Dale and Donna Zink
BTHS and Notre Dame Classes of 1965
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| Don Amenn
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03-09-2008 05:14 PM ET (US)
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Hi to all, Yep I to am still working and probably will be for a long time. I still pass the old BTHS campus everyday and the memories just pop right out. We sure did have a lot of good times there. If I just knew then what I know now. You know that old story. Hope all are doing well and looking forward to retirement sometime. It will be a while for me but that;s alright. I do run in to some class mates now and then and it is great to talk old times. Our forty-fifth will be coming up in a few years and I hope to see a lot of you there. Take care all and God bless.
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| Kent Keller
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11-20-2007 08:59 PM ET (US)
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Happy Thanksgiving to all my classmates. Kent Keller
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07-12-2007 08:17 PM ET (US)
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At age 59, I still work as a counselor at Belleville Township High School (Belleville West now, of course)... so I guess I am one of the very last links to the past. Dave Dressel contacted about a year or so ago to touch base with a another old friend who still worked for the district and for the life of me, I can't remember who. Dave and I emailed for a while and then lost touch again. I called Donna into my office to tell her that Dave had passed away and she couldn't remember him, but she remembered Roger Anna right away and I had to look your picture up Steve, but memories came back right away. I still have the old yearbook in my library of favorite books.
I became a grandfather for the 7th time yesterday! Her name is Audrey Marie. My son's third. So, time marches on! Good luck and God Bless to everyone! So sorry to hear about Dave Dressel. Hope everyone fairs well for the remainder of the summer and into the autumn. Keep writing everybody and keep in touch!
Dale and Donna Zink
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| Jan (Hunt) Mueller
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07-11-2007 02:23 PM ET (US)
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Hey Janet, I had totally forgotten about Delta Psi Omega...seems like a million years ago. My husband, Dave, and I have lived in Naples, FL for the last 12 years after spending 18 years in the Chicago area. He retired about a year ago fom his job as a 777 captain for American Airlines and doesn't miss flying in the least. Our three sons and four grandchildren are kind of scattered and I seem to spend a lot of time traveling to visit them Other than that I can be found on the golf course. Summer's a bit hot to play but doesn't stop us.
Missed the reunion due to a conflict that I couldn't resolve so I hope I am still around and kicking for the 50th. I really don't stay in touch with anyone I knew at BTHS but I do have lots of fond memories.
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07-11-2007 12:39 PM ET (US)
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Roger,
I really don't know much about life after retirement, I am still working and will be for a few more years. Berneal and I are still in California, and with housing prices out here, I will probably be working for a bunch more years. I am working for a Nanotechnology startup in Silicon Valley which is fun, very busy, but fun. I get back to
Belleville every so often to see my brother, Phil, who is retired.
Take care,
Steve
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| Roger Anna
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07-11-2007 12:31 PM ET (US)
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For those of you who remember Dave Dressel, he passed away suddenly at the beginning of this month. Dave and I were best friends through high school and college years, and I have many fond memories of him. I remember waiting outside the lounge at Panorama on the night of June 7th with him so we could share my first "legal" drink after midnight. We were in each others weddings and kept in touch for many years after that. It was also a shock about Terry Davis...I'm glad I got to see him at the last reunion. Both were great guys and I'm proud to have known them........roger
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