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Comments: Very true, Lynell. They both have great children and lots of grands. However, no one can fill that hole in your being after losing a spouse. Yes, memories do help. They both had wonderful marriages filled with great memories!
Comments: Thank you, Peaches. Sherrie and Chere Houck lost the love of their lives recently. My heart breaks for both. I pray that God will comfort them and bring back a lifetime of precious memories.
Comments: Lynell, Sherrie is doing as well as could be. They had a very special long time relationship. The two never dated another person. Johnny was a really great husband, father, grandfather and just all around great guy. Losing a spouse is so painful. I know! He was surrounded by his family till the end.
Comments: Johny’s service:http://webcast.funeralvue.com/events/viewer/53278/hash:04321332154836F2
Comments: Peaches, is precious Sherrie okay? i can’t imagine what she’s going through.
Comments: I just got off the phone with Sherrie Latham Feris. I just love her. As I said before she and Johnny were the cutest couple and friends of ours. Great memories with them. She would have been married 55 years this August and they had been together for 60 years. Johnny was in good health until he was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in January. Sherrie said he played golf the next day. They had already planned to move to San Antonio to be near one of their daughters. In February they started the move. Sherrie said she even drove in the ice storm (I could never do that). They had 2 boys and 2 girls and have 7 grandchildren.
Comments: https://www.restlandfuneralhome.com/obituaries/John-Faris-2/#!/Obituary
Comments: I’m sorry to hear about Johnny Faris. He was a nice guy, married sweet Sherrie Latham. I likely spelled her name wrong.
Comments: Here’s Wanda’s service, assuming the link works. My first grade pal. https://www.facebook.com/100000622928887/posts/4334961543201234/
Comments: Sorry to hear of all the passing of our classmates. But it’s good to see that we have a lot of old folks left. Do any of you know what might be going on with Kerry Honeycutt jimmy coward or kennth beachum Was just wondering.
Comments: Here is the link to the obituary for John Faris. He covered a lot ground in his years on Mother Earth. John Winn Faris Obituary - Visitation & Funeral Information (restlandfuneralhome.com)
Comments: Oh, I hate to hear this about Johnny Faris. He, Sherry, Bill (my husband) and I went to Senior Activities together. Sherry and I were roommates out of high school until she and Johnny got married. They were the cutest couple! Thanks for letting us know.
Comments: Lynell and group, you have been so kind to notify our class whenever one of our own dies and we appreciate it. I received an email from Willie Grant (SOC 62) that his cousin Johnny Faris had died and I believe Johnny was in your class. Great kid.
Comments: You're likely correct Barry. I could not remember the coaches' names but that saying sorta stuck with me over the year. Thanks for clarifying.
Comments: Hey Don, good to hear from your, but 1963 was 58 years ago.
Comments: Currently living on the central coast of CA. Beautiful location, wonderful weather, however it is in CA!!!! Being retired, the COVID situation didn't change life too much personally. Do look forward to feeling safer to travel give big hugs to friends. It is hard to believe that in a few years our graduation was 40 years ago. Look forward to seeing what 2023 brings us.-Don
Comments: "Gosh dang. Hit a lick" must have been Coach Malone. Coach Hodge was more to the point!
Comments: Sharon, I cannot fathom how difficult this must be for you and Steve. I’m glad you got to visit in person. It sounds like he’s doing pretty well For several months David visited Lynell’s Backyard Tonsorial Parlor, a one-star salon. (I’m being generous.)
Comments: I got to visit with Steve at the nursing home yesterday for the first time in a year. He's looking better than the last time I saw him since he has gained some weight back. But he looks like an old hippie because his hair has gotten so long! Hopefully now that the restrictions have been loosened, the place can get a barber in there.
Comments: Barry and Lynell ... thanks for sharing that pic of the 1958 Zumwalt football team. So many familiar faces ... several of which are no longer with us. The pic is even more special in that you have the names of all the guys. Got anymore "treasures" from that era?
Comments: My treasure trove consists of that one photo. My parents did take some 8mm movies of games. Look like a bunch of ants. 8mm cameras had not discovered “zoom”.
Comments: I'd watch their practices frequently and I seem to remember hearing, "Gosh Dang, Hit a Lick" from the Coach. Great memories.
Comments: https://lynell.smugmug.com/Zumwalt/ From Barry’s treasure trove of sports photos. Just click the link to see the mighty Lions of Zumwalt.
Comments: Barry, another thought: if you’ll email the picture to me, I’ll put it on my smugmug site where the SOC pictures are stashed, and link the picture that way. Thanks.
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Comments: I ran across a photo of the Zumwalt 8th grade football team. I would like to post it, but don't see how to do it. Any help?
Comments: I am beyond sadness to hear of so many of our classmates. If anyone can post Wanda's obit, I would appreciate it. My folder of deceased is too full. Lynell, I do so appreciate you maintaining our website!!!
Comments: Goodness, Dennis Stephens achieved a lot.
Comments: Another great guy, Dennis Stevens. Our class seems to be dwindling rapidly now. Thank you Phil for posting. Sharon, I felt the same way about Ron. Great memories.
Comments: When I heard of Ron Chapman's passing, high school memories flooded in. Listening to the Charlie & Harrigan radio show and waiting for them to give us the school lunch menu for the day. And the dances at Cedar Canyon Club when he was the DJ. Great fun. |
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