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Posted on: Jun 07, 2021 at 1:33 AM
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Posted on: May 04, 2021 at 9:32 AM
First year with the Barebow Recurve at the Redding Archers Trail Shoot. Ecstatic to hit the 88 yard Elk Target with both shots. Although I missed the 101 yard Big Foot I did hit the 20 yards Big Feet. Finished 2nd in my class.
Posted on: Mar 04, 2021 at 10:00 AM
Looking forward to attending music events again!
Posted on: Dec 14, 2020 at 7:40 PM
Hi Judy,
Tonight's PBS News Hour just had a 10 minutes segment on childhood trauma and the main expert discussing the lifelong impact of Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE's) was your daughter-in-law Dr Nadine Burke Harris.
She was well-versed in the topic and very articulate. We all are very proud of her.
Posted on: Dec 07, 2020 at 5:58 PM
December 5. Wij vieren Sint Nicolaas:
I was three when we came to the United States, but remember that we tried to maintain Dutch customs.
Until I was 12 or so, we celebrated Saint Nicholas day, December 5. We would leave our shoes by the fireplace with carrots and bread for the Saint's white horse and would receive small gifts in our shoes in return. If you were bad, then you would get coal in your shoe, but I never did. (Actually, now that I think of it, it would have been a good trick to put coal my sister shoe.) (When we visited my niece in Amsterdam shortly after my sister died, we were horrified to see depictions of Saint Nicholas’s slave, Black Peter with stereotypical red lips and many people in black face. Even 12 years later, despite controversy, many people still depict black Peter.)
I am fluent in Dutch again. We always spoke Dutch at home, but I had not spoken Dutch since Mieke died 12 years ago. For the past two years, almost every morning I call Catharina Vink, an 87 year old born in Indonesia, then a Dutch colony, whose father was with royal Dutch Shell before the war. She spent 5 years in a Japanese prison camp before moving to Holland, and then to the US.
Gordon, I remember following you out to the pool on the first day of freshman year trying to figure out a sport, and for the next four years and one year of college, I played water polo and was on the swim team.
I remember seeing your French father‘s bicycle with surprisingly skinny wheels hanging upside down in the garage so that the tires would be preserved. Little did I know that it was Americans who were way behind the times.
Posted on: Nov 11, 2020 at 5:44 AM
Remembering my Band Of Brothers and Women who served and sacrificed. Especially those who made the ultimate sacrifice today on Veterans Day!
Posted on: Oct 20, 2020 at 7:26 AM
Hey Paul, how are you guys faring throughout these awful fires? It's heartbreaking to see so much devastation. Hoping all is well with you.
Hi Rob, Linda Barnard cannot access this website. She wants to know if you got through the fires ok. Thanks, Lorrie
Posted on: Aug 27, 2020 at 8:43 PM
Hi Sue,
I wanted to thank you again for setting up and maintaining the class website. The older I am the more I value past relationships, and to learn about the interesting people I did not know well.
I am looking forward to our 55th class of 66th reunion. Hans
Posted on: Aug 25, 2020 at 9:46 AM
Hi Judy, I forwarded the picture to some friends with the notation that being an alum of Carlmont high school is pretty cool. I was thinking though, your wonderful daughter-in-law is a Harris, but is your husband related to Kamala Harris or is that just an incredible coincidence??
Posted on: Aug 25, 2020 at 10:20 AM
Hi Dina,
I just heard about Bobs passing. Hope you are doing OK and good luck with your construction business. Hans
I just saw on the Carlmont website that your Gregg Thompson died.
I remember Gregg well as a good friend and fellow water polo player. He elbowed me during a practice splitting just above my eye needing stitches.
I have a very distinct memory: I was sitting in the back seat as Gregg was driving, and he turned fully around with both hands on the back of the seat, face to face and said something funny. Odd what sticks in your mind.
Very artistic. He made a T-shirt for me with the line suggested by Geoff White: Vivat Lingum, non Resurgum.