I love being able to keep in touch with old classmates! Would enjoy hearing from any & all of you. I look forward to seeing ya'll in March '12 & of course, at our

Am now retired; kind of. Have moved back to Galveston and am in the process of renovating a 103 year old house. Plan to move to Houston to be closer to my son and his wife and their new baby boy, due in November. Super excited!

Following high school, I went to college. In 1967 I joined the Navy. After school in Pensacola, Florida, I was stationed in Iceland and then Puerto Rico. In 1971 I returned to Texas and worked for 25 years in broadcast television. Then, after 15 years in retail commission sales, I retired. I am now enjoying the golden years and traveling when I can.

See you at Golden Coral and bring a friend

It is hard to believe it's been 50 years! I married my high school sweetheart and the love of my life, Mike Loomis, in 1974. This past January we celebrated our 40th wedding anniversary! Mike and I have had many and varied careers, but my favorite has to be playing music with our son, Hamilton, for 10 years. We are happily retired in Friendswood, Texas with our little chihuahua, Sophie. This February 21 we were rewarded with our first grandchild, a healthy baby boy! We look forward to seeing our '64 classmates at the reunion.

Hello
I have lived in Orange, Texas with my family since 1965.
My husband, Richard, and I have been blessed with a wonderful family of two sons and three grandchildren (with twins on the way---due in the sping of 2012).
We are active in the community and the arts and enjoy small town living. I have been employed by the Stark Foundation as director of the historc home, The W.H. Stark House, for over 30 years. I am easing into retirement within the next year. My husband owns his owns business and is enjoying semi-retirement.
Life has been very good to us.

I have been married to Larry for 43 years. We have 3 beautiful daughters, one grandson age 12 and a granddaughter 2 years old.

I retired from Uncle Sam with 38 years of service and Larry and I are in real estate now for fun.

I spent about 25 yrs as a freelance underwater cameraman/photographer living in the Caribbean shooting 'stuff' for Disney, Smithsonian, National Geo, Cousteau and all networks. Years of abusing my body, I finally moved to Manhattan shooting corporate videos and documentaries traveling throughout the world in clothes rather than a wetsuit.
My last 'fun' shoot was shooting for BP oil and was the cameraman on the rig the day they capped the well in the Gulf of Mexico.
My wife, Lynn and I recently built a marina in Ponce, Puerto Rico and hope to sell it and move back the good old United States.

From a London phone booth...but soon to see you on our Treasure Isle!