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Eliahu (Ed) Abrams

Last updated 1 month ago
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Comment: I live with my wife, Tali Bdolah, in Jerusalem. I am a lawyer and have worked mainly in Israeli human rights organizations. Tali is a biostatistician who teaches and participates in research at the Hebrew University Medical School. During the past year we spent much of our free time in demonstrations against the government. Now we hope the change will permit us to engage in music - Tali sings in choirs, our son is a composer - and other pleasures.

Lee Altier

Last updated 1 month ago
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Comment: I traveled quite a bit after h.s. and spent 3 yrs in the Peace Corps in Nepal. I've been a horticulture professor at California State University in Chico for the last 27 yrs, directing an organic vegetable project promoting regenerative agriculture practices and taking students in study abroad programs to Asia. I still enjoy backpacking, backcountry skiing, and bicycling.

Dan Baroh

Last updated 1 month ago
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Comment: Hi everybody,

I currently live in Kennewick with my wife Teresa. Married for 42 great years. We have a son and daughter who are twins. After HS I attended and graduated from WSU. Worked at Rainier Bank a few years then Boeing. During this time we lived in Kirkland. I retired from Boeing after working there over 30 years in IT. We moved to Spokane for a few years, then to Kennewick. Been fortunate during all these years to keep my hobby as a guitarist playing in a few bands. Have to credit my wife and kids who endured my sometimes crazy work and playing schedules.

I won’t make the reunion but appreciate Norm Brown for contacting me. Take care and keep on truckin’.

William Bennett

Last updated 1 month ago

Janet Boguch (Boguch)

Last updated 1 month ago
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Comment: When I left for Antioch College/Yellow Springs, Ohio (thanks to Mr. Bill Clifford's suggestion) I didn't think I would return to the PNW. For many years, I traveled and worked in different parts of the country, ending up in Berkeley, where I received my Masters in Art/Design. For almost a decade I exhibited art nationally and was a professor and teacher at universities and in an inner urban elementary school. I returned to Seattle in the early 1980's and have shifted my career to nonprofit leadership and management through my businesses Non-Profit Works and TableTalks Peer Learning Groups, which has been going strong since 1992. My entrepreneurial spirt continues with another passion business I started called Wide Angle Coaching. I provide leadership, executive and transition coaching to individual's in all three sectors. Have been married for 35 years to Kelby, my soul mate and we have an amazing adult daughter who is married and working in Boston. We will be grandparents in December. If it weren't for this awful pandemic and our social/political climate, I'd say life is good.

Norm Brown

Last updated 1 month ago
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Comment: I have 2 lovely daughters that have provided me with 4 grandkids. I retired in 2017 after 32 years owning a sports bar in Bellevue. I currently reside in Redmond with my wife of 32 years.

BRUCE MAXWELL (Bruce Maxwell)

Last updated 1 month ago
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Comment: Don't know how the rest of you did it; I'm still working my ass off. Must be that part about working smarter not harder. Guess I missed that part during our Wonder Years :-)



Looking forward to seeing you all!



SEE YOU THERE!

Carolyn Johnson (Carolyn Johnson)

Last updated 1 month ago
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Comment: Hello all! I love reading all the updates on what people have been doing for the last 50 years and I hope more people will do some posting! Although I own a house and home base in Cashmere, WA, my life continues to revolve around traveling. It all started with that time spent as a Rotary Exchange student in Bolivia after graduation and it hasn't stopped yet. My work has always revolved around public health, first as a nurse at Harborview STD clinic and Planned Parenthood, and then as a Family Nurse Practitioner in a community and migrant health clinic in Wenatchee, WA interspersed with work in Peace Corps (Zaire), Doctors Without Borders (CAR, DRC, Ethiopia, rescue boat in the Mediterranean), and cooking schools in France and Italy. No kids or spouse but I have wonderful nieces, nephews, and now, their kiddos. I am still trying to decide if I am retired but not quite ready to use the "R" word just yet. I am so sorry that I won't be able to attend the reunion due to obligations in SW France but I will be with you in spirit, hoisting a glass of champagne with a toast for a wonderful event and happy trails ahead!

Betsy Biehn (DiJulio)

Last updated 1 month ago
Comment: Four married children and at the present time 11 grandchildren

Steve Dowd

Last updated 1 month ago
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Comment: Well, lets see.... 1 Wife (Debbie, 45 years and counting), 1 daughter, 1 son-in-law, 1 grandson, 2 granddaughters (twins!), 3 houses (Redmond, Mercer Island - 25 years, and Suncadia), and 25 cars :-) A career in Software Development (many companies, ha,ha,ha). Green River CC pre-engineering degree, BSME at UW, and a Masters in SW Engineering at Seattle U. And now retired :-). Was chief driving instructor for the local Porsche Club, and taught track driving for 20 years, 8 years at the local racing school. Yeah, I gave up skiing for a more expensive hobby! Travelled the US west many times, great scenery and lots of photos! Been working with Habitat for Humanity for 10 years.