Thanks to Gale, John Horn, Pam and John Moyer for the Birthday wishes. Really appreciate it. Hope you all had a great Christmas and have a healthy and safe New Year. Take care.

Posted on: Dec 22, 2022 at 7:16 PM

Happy Birthday, youngster! Hope to see you this Spring or summer .

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Gale, hope you have a fantastic day. Stay warm and have a very Merry Christmas and a Happy and its gotta be better New Year.

Posted on: Dec 15, 2020 at 10:45 PM

Happy almost birthday to a real Christmas baby and older man! Have a fun day. Hope you are able to share it with your family.

Fortunate to have had a interesting convesation with Alex at our last Reunion. A funny and very talented guy. Rest in Peace my friend.

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I was just informed by Phil Little's Pastor Don Carpenter, that Phil passed away last month due to aggressive form of cancer. These are Pastor Don's words " His faith was strong and we believe he is in a better place, a place of no pain or sorrow." I had not heard from Phil for months until I contacted his place of worship and was informed of his passing. I was glad Linda and I had a chance to see him this past summer when he was in the hospital. Phil no doubt was an interesting and independent guy. Rest in peace my friend

Posted on: Jun 26, 2018 at 5:18 PM

On Monday, June 18, 2016 Linda and I stopped to see Phil Little, in Winsted, Ct. on our way to Vt. Unfortunately, Phil was not at home but a his neighbor informed us he was in Torrington Hospital, so we went to Torrington Hospital. We found Phil in good spirits but clearly dealing with some serious health issues. We had a great visit, and Phil was certainly pleased to see us. As stated, Phil is dealing with some challenging health issues but his faith is strong as is his desire to beat those health problems. Phil is somewhat off the grid, he has no phone but does receive snail mail and on occasion does respond to letters. His address is Phillip Little, 140 Wetmore Ave. Winsted, Ct. 06098

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On Friday, June 23,2017 I had the pleasure of having lunch with Jim Scott and Rick Fruechtenicht, at Jim's club overlooking downtown Birmingham, Ala. It was great spending time and conversing with two guys who grew up together, lived in that awesome town of Churchville, Pa and went to both Richboro Elementary and CR together. I also had the pleasure of meeting Jim's lovely wife Jill and being shown Jim's great house and grounds. My thanks to Rick who I followed out of Jim's residence to get me back on the right interstate and headed back to Montogomery, Ala. A great afternoon spent with some quality guys-take care.

Posted on: Dec 22, 2016 at 3:53 PM

Happy Birthday to a great guy! So glad we all connected this fall for dinner . Lets's do it again . Gale

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On Saturday, November 19th, 2017 the long awaited golf challenge match of Team Knott vs Team Dolton-Traister was held at the Oak Hill Golf Course, Milford, NJ. For some unknown reason the Golf Channel opted not to carry this historic match. The outcome is not important but team Knott is headed south this winter for intense therapy and golf school. The main point was the day was fun, filled with laughter (and a few words we can't mention) between three "CR 65" classmates and one young guy. Team Knott consisted of Jim Knott (second from left in the picture), captain Kurt Knott, ( poor guy had to put with all those stories from high school but he did fine). Team Dolton consisted of myself on the far right and my team mate and captain Tim Traister. The challenge will continue as the match moves to Team Knott's home course in the spring, providing the snow melts by then. It clearly was a great day between old friends and having Jim's son Kurt with us added to our day. Thanks to our team photographer Patty Traister for taking this picture

Posted on: Jul 28, 2016 at 11:38 AM

On July 20 we took my grandchildren, my sisters grandchildren to Philly for the Franklin Footsteps Walking Tour. Our colonial guide was Steve Zettler, the person in colonial dress and one of our "65" classmates. Steve did an excellent job. He was informative, knowledgeable, entertaining and the kids and the adults had a great time. It was great seeing and catching up with Steve as well as taking part in the tour. If your in Philly, definitely take his tour.