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Rest in Peace my friend.
David and I shared many adventures together in the 60's and 70's. The Margarita Ave home he shared with his Mom and brothers was like a 2nd home for me. David was a gifted guitar player, too. RIP, my friend....
Posted on: Jan 23, 2016 at 12:26 PM
What a blessing to be 75 & Great Gramma!
Got in...thanks! Won't be down this summer, my great grandson is turning two & my great granddaughter is ready to be born..
Are you coming to Coronado for this reunion?
Posted on: Apr 14, 2022 at 11:48 AM
Hey Mike,
Have a great Birthday. Hope life is treating you and your sister well.
Gerry, I don't remember Jack on our 65 team, Reid certainly was.
Buzz, I am so sorry to hear about Rennie. Please know that I care and that you and the family are in my prayers.
Buzz, So sad to learn of your sister's passing. Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your family as Rennie begins her new journey. Jim (Klein)
Posted on: Feb 02, 2021 at 1:07 PM
Fishing in Brookings Oregon. I live in Rogue River in Southern Oregon. Love it here.
Posted on: Feb 02, 2021 at 9:20 AM
Me at Coast Guard Station San Diego with the Sikorsky MH-60T Jayhawk rescue helicopter. Even today I still serve team Coast Guard in the USCG Auxiliary. I have been with USCG Aux for 13 years and love it. The video shows what we do.
Posted on: May 30, 2016 at 8:26 PM
When I discovered Facebook, and then a few years later the Coronado ‘66 reunion site(thanks Teddi!), I was so happy. I loved Coronado and everything about it. I was devastated to have to leave after 9th grade and thought of it, and my classmates, often. You see, it’s different to be the one leaving - and having no choice in the matter - than to be the one lucky enough to stay and carry on.
When I reappeared many decades later, at the beginning only two of my former classmates reached out to me via messager. Don was one of them. Don and I had several online conversations periodically over the years. He told me he had been sick for a long time and that it had come back. He was so brave and maintained his sense of humor throughout. He adored his wife and family and it was lovely to hear him talk about them. Don encouraged me to push through my shyness and send “friend” requests on FB in hopes of reconnecting with other Coronado classmates so that we could catch up. I appreciate those who accepted and thank him so much for nudging me along.
Don, you were such a good man. I will miss your humor and friendship. My heart goes out to your wife and family.
Just two days before I had heard of Don’s passing I was looking at our class photo from the sixth grade (why I don’t know). Sad to lose another great one from our class.??