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Comments: I lost my bookmark for the Class of 63. I can search online and get to this guest book but I'd like to see the main site also. Can someone provide me the URL please. Thanks. Mike Peters 175 Haigh Road Glenville, NY 12302 518.986.0814 peterssloan@gmail.com
Comments: Ken, time Dallas should do like NYC: PS 47, etc. It would save a lot of debate and a few taxpayer bucks. Meanwhile, for some real fun look up real estate 75216.
Comments: John Lewis Social Justice Academy at O.W. Holmes now joins H.I. Holland Elementary School at Lisbon A lot more changes ahead as DISD is 5.8% White, 21.6% Black, 1.2% Asian, and 69.8% Hispanic/Latino
Comments: O. W. Holmes has been renamed. You may need to google the story if interested.
Comments: Robert, In 2000 they told me 5% chance with head and neck cancer 2009 came back and they said zero chance. Lots of prayer and 4years of chemo. I refused to give up....hang in there
Comments: In times like these that we are living through I want to encourage each of you to not lose hope as God is with us. He took me down memory lane today and reminded me of all the times he had his hand on me. From childhood to today's times. Time is running short as to whether God will rescue this Nation or take us home to be with him.
Comments: Wishing all SOCites a happy, peaceful and healthy Thanksgiving!
Comments: Bill Akins, I just saw this. I will need to look through my dusty archives. It’s likely "somewhere."
Comments: Robert, I am truly sorry to hear how you still fighting cancer. I need to call you sometime in the next few days and catch up. Prayers for recovery.
Comments: To my first boyfriend at dear ole Lisbon, I send my hope and my prayers that you beat this dreadful disease named cancer. I know you and LaVeta will perserver this, and I thank God each time someone wins over the disease.
Comments: Robert, we are so sorry you are going through that awful cancer, keep fighting. I agree with you, we do live very close, call Gary any time you feel like us meeting up, would love to visit with you both. Much love sent your way.
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Robert, I’m so sorry to learn you are fighting cancer. Bless you! Keep up the fight🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻.
Comments: Damn 78 years old yesterday still fighting the big C hope every one is doing well. Tanya we live to close to not see each other.
Comments: Bill, unfortunately, that site was deleted by someone and I mean erased with no trace.…ahem. How awful was that? Sadly, I’m not sure that info can be found now. But, just maybe in some corner Of the web it is still there.
Comments: Lynell, Many years ago when this site was in its early beginnings, I developed a list of everyone (that we knew of anyway) that had served in the military. There was a Military page even. Is it possible that that info still exists in some old files you might have inherited when you took over the site? BTW, there was also info on SOCites who married SOCites.
Comments: What a great group of kids we were, as the Class of ‘63! Most of us have lived good lives with honor. I wish we had a list of all who served in the Military, and on the front lines in every respect. It’s been a good ride.
Comments: To all my brothers and sisters who served: Thank You, and Stand Tall and Walk Proud on this Veterans Day!
Comments: Charlotte, neither Gary or Johnny are selling them, so far Gary has been giving his away.
Comments: Oh my goodness. Wonderto hear about Gary and Johnny. Sounds great! Are they selling them? Ron, yes, I remember cruising Kristi park, but I was always with my boyfriend. 🤗
Comments: Does anyone remember Crusing Kiest park on a Sunday afternoon. Guys looking for girls...girls looking guys. Wow!! Some made it to lower kiest.
Comments: Tell Gary I can't kick or build bird houses. I'm glad I can still walk around. Keep up the good work Gary
Comments: Charlotte, Gary is busy making bird houses, each one is built and painted for all the state flags is the states we have traveled. A favorite one is the Texas flag, which we have made many and given away. He just finished Arizona and Kansas. We have many. Johnny Maddox is busy building them too, plus wooden Christmas trees and US Flags. Keeping the boys busy.
Comments: 🤪Tell Gary the Golden Debs aren’t kicking very high these days either.
Comments: Ron Johnson, Gary never reads the site or Facebook, but I read him your statement and he said yes he is still kicking, but not as high as Golden Deb. Living on Lake Texoma!
Comments: been a few years, time seems to go faster the older I get. Sad for all the one's that have gone on ahead. I beleave SOC was our golden years....because these golden years SURE have a lot of rust on them. I lived in fruitdale and Don was also a good friend Remember when the Vumwalt team got to play a game in the cotton bowl Gary Hope your still kicking.
Comments: It’s no surprise to learn Carlos had such a lovely mom. May they both rest in peace, and may their memories be a blessing to all who knew them.
Comments: Carlos Cruz from your class had passed several years ago, This is his mom a beautiful precious soul. CRUZ, Ernestine Villarreal Ernestine Villarreal Cruz, affectionately known as "Tina" passed away on Thursday, September 23, 2021 at the age of 94 surrounded by family. She was born on October 11, 1926 in Dallas, Texas to Eduardo and Maria Concepcion Villarreal. She was preceded in death by her husband Apolinar (Paul) Cruz, her parents Eduardo and Maria Concepcion Villarreal, her son Carlos Cruz, her siblings, Chanito Villarreal, Esther Villarreal, Seferina (Nina) Perez, Eulalio (Lalo) Villarreal and grandsons, Cesar Gamez and Mario Alonzo, Jr. She is survived by daughters, Connie Gamez and husband Edgardo and Lisa Cruz Alonzo, sister, Trinidad (Trini) Guerrero of San Antonio, Texas, Grandchildren, Vanessa Perez, Edmundo R. Cardona and wife Nancy, Carla Cruz and husband Armando, Michael Salas and wife Kristin, Paul Moreno and wife Nancy, Martin Alonzo, Marciano Alonzo, 20 Great Grandchildren, 10 Great Great Grandchildren, nieces and nephews. Always a fashionista, she worked in the fashion industry for 35 years employed with Justin McCarty, Charming Belt, Parkland of Dallas and Randazzo. Not ready for retirement, she found employment with Park Central in North Dallas. While there she was offered employment in the household of Ross Perot, Jr. where she remained for over 30 years. She retired at the age of 92. A devout Catholic, she was a member of St. Pius X Catholic Church for over fifty years. She was a member of the Legion of Mary dedicating her time visiting families of the sick. Visitation will be held at Sparkman-Crane Funeral Home, 10501 Garland Road, Dallas 75218 on Tuesday, October 5, 2021 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM; Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St. Pius X Catholic Church, 3030 Gus Thommasson Road, Dallas 75228 at 11:00 AM on Wednesday October 6, 2021 followed by burial at Calvary Hill Cemetery, 3235 Lombardy Lane, Dallas 75220 at 1:00 PM
Comments: Ken has retained his vast knowledge of classical music, instilled early on in us Lancaster Road scholars by Mrs. Bickley.
Comments: It is with great sorrow that I announce the passing of George Frayne.....better known to you as Commander Cody. He, along with his band the Lost Planet Airmen, sang such classic rock hits as Hot Rod Lincoln and Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (that cigarette). Who could ever forget the classic lyrics: "Tell St Peter at the Golden Gate That you hate to make him wait But you just gotta have another cigarette" ![[crazy]](https://cdn.websitetoolbox.com/images/boards/smilies/crazy.gif "Crazy - :crazy:")
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