Go Bishop Kelly...actually I was a class of 81 student at Borah...but had many a friend at BK...I'm actually looking for one now...anyone know the whereabouts (preferrably e-mail address) of Andrewjeski please give him my address or send me his.
I am looking for the last few members of the class of '84 who we have not been able to track down for our 20 year reunion. If you know where these people might be hiding, please let them know we are looking for them. They can contact me at clduffy@pacific.net.sg.
Thanks for your help, Colleen
TJ Bernick Mark Bockenstette Rick Braese James Casebolt Dawn Cate Rick DeLeonard John Donnelly Gloria Herrera John Hocking Jim Impomeni Joe Jones Susan Keller Lynn McCabe Rich McCrystal Mike Munson David Pape Samantha Pirnie Genny Renard Melindia Reyna Betsy Schram Theresa Singer Kim Thomas Julie Thompson Cathy Zimmer
Does anyone have an email address for Susan Dickey? I have a snail mail for Santa Rosa, but can't find anything else. Thanks, kids. Christine cmbubb@cableone.net
Our 25th reunion is this year. Since my e-mail address has changed, I haven't received any info. If anyone has started organizing please contact me at this e-mail address or by phone at 208-941-5131 {cell} or 208-345-8741. Thanks, Stones
I'm not sure why I am listed as missing. I recently moved from Hawaii to Virginia and provided this e-mail address. I did receive an invitation to the reunion. Also, Pat McDonough lives in Boise and works for UPS.
For the 25th class reunion missing Trae (Charles King III) 507 Raymond Ave #4 Santa Monica Ca 90405-4328 phone 310-918-3396 Nancy Hall is now Nancy Groves 1256 N Yakima Way Meridian Id 83642-6694 phone 887-6957. I hope this helps
Our dear sweet Sue left us Wednesday and moved on to her next journey. She was surrounded by the love of her family and girlfriends. Sue was born Oct. 4, 1962 to Casey and Beverly Smit. She was raised in Nampa where she spent many memorable weekends in the outdoors camping and boating. She graduated from Bishop Kelly High in 1980. Sue married Scott Rivera in 1984. Scott says he knew immediately that Sue was the love of his life and soul mate. She gave birth to two beautiful children, Jenny and Nick, whom she adored. They will be left with fond memories of the fun they shared together on family vacations, listening to music, critiquing movies and weekend escapades to the mountains camping and jet skiing. In addition, Sue was a "surrogate mother," and kept a watchful eye on her nieces and nephews. Sue worked for St. Als for 20+ years until a heart condition forced her to stop in December of 2003. This was a very difficult transition for her as she took great pride in her work and was a support to many of her peers. During this time the love and support of her family and girlfriends was very dear to her heart. Sue loved to laugh and was blessed with an uncanny sense of humor and quick wit. She could find humor in most anything and was the queen of "TLAs." She would frequently remind us that her way of looking at the world was "a gift, not a curse." Life will just not be the same without her. Her Mother and Father preceded Susan in death. She leaves behind and will be greatly missed by her husband Scott and children Jennifer and Nick of Meridian, her brother Mike Smit of Boise and his daughter Alex, sisters Christine Thornton of Hailey and her husband Rod, and Debra Smit of Boise. The family wishes to thank the staff of St. Luke´s CCU and 9th floor for their exceptional care of our "Tutie Mit." We would like to especially thank Gail Chauvin, Dr. Martha Cline and our favorite Uncle Pete for their kindness and compassion. Funeral Services will be held Wednesday, April 19, 2006 at 7 p.m. under the direction of Summers Funeral Homes, at Summers Funeral Home, Ustick Chapel, 3629 E. Ustick Rd., Meridian, Idaho. Interment will be at a later date. Donations can be made to the American Heart Association, 270 S. Orchard Suite B, Boise 83705 or you can also plant a daisy for Sue as those are her favorite flower.
I hope this finds all of you well. Just wanted to let you know that John Kennevick's mom (MaryAnne) passed away this last weekend. She was truly one of the world's great women, and a sweet and caring foster mother to a lot of us. If she put up with us for 30 years you know she was destined for Sainthood anyway!!! But our loss is Heavens gain, and she and Jack are reunited once again! Please keep JK in your thoughts and prayers, and if you ever walk outside and notice an especially beautiful day, look up at the sky and thank Mrs. K!
