Edward Little High SchoolClass of 1965

Year Book Updates

As of 2011

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ELHS Class of 1965

45th Reunion in Auburn, MaineOctober 2010

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ELHS School SongThere’s a school that is dear to the hearts of all,It is E.L.H.S. fair,There’s a name that when e’er we hear its call,Comes a shout that fills the air.

There’s a place that we love with a love as trueAs the stars in heaven blest;And though others may jeer, we will join in a cheerFor the bravest, the grandest, the best.

CHORUS:

Oh, E.L.H.S. for evermoreConquerors, leaders of the way,In all competing, never retreating,We must win today.

So forward then and never quail,Onward to the victory,Then we’ll sing to thee ourHail, Hail, Hail.

Was there ever a lad who could play the game,He’s from E.L.H.S. fair,Was there ever a maid, with a lovely name,She was educated there.

Was there ever a hero whom others praised,For his deeds of eminenceThen you know for his might, he has searched(aright),In the school that is grandest and BEST.

NOTE: words and music by George Bower, ELHS 1903.

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Louise Asselin: deceased.

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Richard Bean: deceased.

Rejeanne Beaudry: deceased.

Ray Bermudez: deceased. After graduating from Edward Little High School, Ray enlistedin the U.S. Navy. He served on the U.S.S. Yorktown, enduring several tours during theVietnam War, including a mission to pick up the Apollo 8, a fact he was very proud of, and astory he would often share. Medals for his service included the National Defense ServiceMedal, Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal and the Vietnam Service Medal.

On returning, Ray met his wife, Barbara, while attending Thomas College in Waterville,where he later got his degree. Ray had a long career at the Portland post office where heworked for more than 20 year, before retirement, and met many great friends. Ray alsoserved as a track and field official for many years overseeing many meets at the PortlandExpo. He always said one of the best things about it was the people he got to see and workwith there.

Ray Biron

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Jane Bommattei: deceased. Jane was a member of the First Congregational Church in NewGloucester. She was employed in managerial positions at Key Bank, H. P. Hood Co. and atBanknorth. She enjoyed singing in the choir at her church, knitting, cooking, camping,snowmobiling, and reading stories to her grandson. She is survived by her husband of 27years; her son, Michael J. Waterhouse and his wife, Kara, of New Gloucester; her grandson,Blake Evan Waterhouse.

Steve bretton: deceased.

Tom Bouchard, 112 Ferry Road, Lisbon, ME 04250, tombouchard90@gmail.com

Married from 1970 to 1977 with one son from that marriage. Married again in 1997 to MargiSnyder, an early childhood educator. Margi’s two adult children and one former stepdaughteralso entered my life. They have since had six children among them who call me “Pepere”.They keep me busy!

My son has worked for Public Broadcasting in Indiana as a newscaster and as a freelancejournalist while living in Jakarta for the last four years. He has recently returned to the statesand living in Arizona.

I earned my bachelor’s in psychology in1969 and Master’s in Education in1973.

I have been a special education teacherin a public school from 1973 to 1979. Ithen moved to Saco, Maine and haveworked at The School at Sweetser(Sweetser.org) from 1979 to the presentas a special education administrator.

Since1988. I have served on the MaineAdvisory Council on the Education of Children with Disabilities. I’m semi-retired this yearworking 3 days per week, and plan to fully retire in June 2010. When I’m not working, Iplay with grandchildren, renovate my home, and enjoy camping a lot, especially with mygrandchildren.

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Bob Campbell: deceased.

Pauline Caouette: deceased. After ELHS Pauline earned a bachelor of arts degree in mathand French at University of Maine, Orono in 1969, and an MBA from USM in 1978. Shetaught math for 25 years at Walton ninth grade school and Edward Little High School. Shewas also a part-time faculty member of UMaine, Augusta, where she taught applied mathcourses.

A community volunteer, she was a member of Community Little Theatre since 1976, servingas its treasurer for 17 years. Since 1974, she has been involved with the credit unionmovement, serving on the board of directors of Auburn Federal and Rainbow Federal Creditunions. She was on the board of directors of The Society of Southern Maine Craftsmen andits treasurer from 2001 to 2005.

Upon her retirement form teaching, she and her husband formed a business called MooreThan A Cookie Jar. They were woodworkers, decorative tole painters and bakers. They soldtheir products at craft shows and were well-known for their whoopie pies.

Phil Carson: deceased.

Bruce Chaisson: deceased.

Joyce E Caron Moulin, 21 Moulin Ln, Turner ME 04282, moulin@megalink.net

Married to Gerald Moulin for 43 years, who happens to be the brother of our classmateLouise Moulin Dorais. Louise was killed in a car accident several years ago. I have 2children, Karen and Aaron. Karen ,39, is a practicing veterinarian living in Walpole Mass.Aaron, 34, is a research biochemist with Genzyme Laboratories. He lives in Boston. Bothare married. Sadly, I have no grandchildren since they both attended college for 9 years,each earning Doctorate degrees.

I attended University of Maine in Portland and MidState Business College. I retired fromMaine Public Broadcasting (PBS TV and Radio) after 30 years. I am currently working part-time for the Town of Turner as Registrar of Voters.

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Rita Chao Hadden, 4819 43rd street, NW, Washington, DC, 20016, rhadden@gmail.com

After ELHS, I studied Applied Mathematics at Brown University in Providence, R.I. There Imet and married Bill Hadden from Boston, MA after graduation. We are now enjoying semi-retirement. We have 2 adult children. Our son Nathan is a graduate of Evergreen College inWashington State. He loves Seattle and lives and works there. Our daughter Tracy is also agraduate of Brown University. She is completing her doctorate in City Planning at UNC.She lives in Washington, DC, and we see her often.

I was in technology management for the first 20years of my career, then in IT transformation forthe last 22 years. I now consult with ITorganizations of all sizes to help them achievepositive change by adopting industry bestpractices. I consult part-time and am stillpassionate about my work. I love to seeorganizations improve their customer andemployee satisfaction, and increase their agility,productivity, and effectiveness.

In 2003 I was fortunate to have ManagementConcepts publish my book “Leading CultureChange in Your Software Organization”.

My fun activities include: volunteering in mycommunity, being with friends and family,singing in my choir, traveling and learning aboutthe world (35+ countries), film and playdiscussion, great cuisines and fusion cooking. I

also practice acupressure, play bridge, and read and watch mysteries. To stay fit, I do yoga,swim, and walk.

Thank you for giving me this chance to learn a little about you. I hope to get to know moreof my ELHS classmates!

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Ramona Chao Pei, 993 Silver Spur Road, Rolling Hills Estates (RHE), CA 90274,rnjpei@cox.net

In August of 2011, my twin sister and I will have been in the USA for 48 years. Yet, ourearly years at ELHS, our friendships there, including those with Mrs. Packard (AmericanHistory) and Miss Jordan (Math) still hold a special place in my heart.

I went on to Mount Holyoke College in MA andmajored in German, one of seven languages I came tostudy and have enjoyed using throughout my life.

I worked for a short time at UNICEF Headquarters,and after marrying my husband of 42 years, Jack Pei, Iembarked on an exciting and enriching adventure ofmotherhood, living abroad in Japan for six years andin England for one year, as well as in Rochester, NY,and Palos Verdes, CA. We have a daughter Lindsey, aSwiss Watchmaker of the 21st Century, and a sonAdrian, a budding writer in ministry work with collegestudents. We have just discovered the joys ofgrandparenthood!

While in Japan I studied Shiatsu and became apractitioner for the next 12 years. In 1997 I had theunique opportunity of founding a youth program atThe Volunteer Center South Bay-Harbor-Long Beach,

and spent the next eight years creating meaningful volunteer opportunities for teens, as wellas training them in service learning.

Since retiring, I've devoted myself to care-giving but the learning continues...

Larry Craney: deceased.

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Ray Daigle: deceased.

Sandra Davis: deceased.

Sue DeRoche, 41 Church Street, Auburn,ME 04210, sderoche002@roadrunner.com

Following High School Graduation, Imade my way to Boston-Bouve School ofPhysical Therapy at NortheasternUniversity in Boston, to follow my dreamto be a Physical Therapist. After 2 1/2years of study there, I was forced to dropout due to health reasons. I then attendedUMF where I met my husband, John. Aftergraduating, we both taught school inTurner.

I taught 5th Grade for the most of my 35-year career there, retiring in 2004.

We still live in Auburn and spend summers at Taylor Pond. Our son and daughter and theirfamilies also live in Auburn so we are able to enjoy watching our grandchildren grow.

Joan Dupuis: deceased.

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Gary Edwards, P.O. Box 208 Gouldsboro, ME 04607, Tel (207) 422-0995,gandjedwards@gwi.net

Gary married Jeanne Josselyn from Houlton in 1970. He graduated from U Maine PresqueIsle, and worked as Director of Parks & recreation in Madawaska (1975 to 1980) andHoulton (1980 to 2002).

Gary moved to Sullivan (outsideEllsworth) in 2002 to work for USDA inHancock and Washington Counties. Heretired in July 2009, but keeps busy as avolunteer with several organizations andhis grand sons. One son Mark lives inMarshfield, Maine (near Machias) withwife Grace and our grandsons Nelson (3)and William (18 months).

Jeanne and Gary have a place on aFlanders bay in Sullivan, just off US

Route1. They would like to hear from anyone who may be in the area.

Stanley Estes: deceased.

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Gerald Goding: deceased.

Evetette Goodwin: deceased.

Bob Goss: deceased.

Martha Green: deceased.

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Violet Goodwin, PO Box 1184, Auburn ME 04211.

Married Everett Goodwin, divorced in 1974. Never remarriedand no children. Have lived in Turner, Maine for the past 32years. Worked at UNUM, a disability insurance company until2009. I went there after 35 years of stitching shoes.

In my retirement, I go to a craft class weekly, learning differenttechniques for rubber stamping, making greeting cards. I playcards and go to movies, and have been on the class reunioncommittee. I’m enjoying retirement.

Larry I. Gray, larry.ann@ntlworld.com

I enlisted into the Air Force in July 1965, and retired from the Air Force in August 1985.Moved to England (United Kingdom) in September 1985, met and married Ann Rees in1993-1994, worked in a Pub from 1995 until 2009. I am living life as a retiree now.

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Ronald Hall: deceased.

Sue Hamby: deceased.

Sherry Handy Pratt,13307 W Hyacinth Dr, Sun City West, AZ 85375,slp35summer@cox.net

Married Albert Pratt in 1969 and we had onedaughter Jennifer in 1972. Divorced since1974. Relocated to Delaware where I workedas an executive secretary for the DuPontCompany for 16 years. After that I spenttime working for Mercedes Benz Credit Corpbefore leaving there in 1997 and going towork for JP Morgan (later merged andbecame JPMorgan Chase).

Left Delaware in 2008 and semi-retired toArizona. Now I'm back in the financial

industry working for an ING Financial Subsidiary.

I have family or friends come a couple of times a year to visit and enjoy the time togetherand the weather.

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John Harris, ircharris@gmail.com, cell phone 508-380-9022.

Graduated from Michigan State Universitywith B.A. in Business; Major: Hotel,Restaurant & Institutional Management. 30-year active career in hospitality industry withvarious management positions with MarriottHotels, Hilton Inns of New England,owner/operator of three Boston basedrestaurants, consultant/entrepreneurial venturesin restaurant and golf industry. Currently,starting new career (yikes) in Internet basedrestaurant data mining company.

Family: wife Sheila Buckley, executive at Blue Cross Blue Shield and daughter, Elizabeth(Betsy) graduate student at Boston University. Currently reside in Framingham,Massachusetts. Other information: active golfer – 7 handicap; Rules Official for NewEngland Professional Golf Association. Interests include movies, books, guitar and travel.

Larry Hawley, 71 Verrill Rd., Minot, Me. 04258, lahaw@aol.com

I joined the USMC after high school. Did a tour in Viet Nam. Got married in 1969. Adoptedher son, John. Started with New England Tel. about that time. Had another son Larry in1970. Divorced in 1973. I Got custody of both boys. Obviously I don't mention her namebecause that was a terrible mistake. Except for getting the boys. I got remarried to LucilleWing in 1976. Lucille was office mgr at Shawnee Steps at that time. We had another boy,Chris in 1977.

I worked at New England Tel. for 25 years and took early retirement at 50 years old in 1996.Took 3 months off and started at Bessey Motor Sales as a salesman in Oct. 1996 and havebeen there ever since.

My oldest son John is Town Manager inMechanic Falls, Me., married to Michellewith 2 girls. Larry (Buddy) has been withFairpoint Communications for about 13years, is married to Michelle, lives inBurlington, Vt. and has a little boy. Youngestson Chris lives in Portland, Oregon, has abusiness called Local Lime (music) and has alongtime girlfriend also named Michelle. 3Michelle's and we love them all.

My wife, Lucille and I now enjoy living inMinot, Me. with our Golden retriever, Dazie and our Maine Coon, Julius.

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Danny Hiscock: deceased.

Marilee Howard Shaw, 404 Village Cir. SW, Winter Haven, FL 33880-1644, summeraddress is po box 168, Danville, ME 04223

I have been married to Robert Shaw for 20 years. I have 2children: Missi who works for Fairpoint Comm. as an outdoortechnician, and Charlie who is a long distance truck driver. Myhusband has a daughter Debbie who is men tally challenged andlives in a group home in Portland, Maine. I have 9 wonderfulgrandchildren who are age 4 through 20.I worked for Verizon for 30 years. I retired in 1996. I am currentlyPresident of the Cypress GardensLions Club. We belong to the American Legion.

I recently underwent a surprise open heart surgery and I’m doinggreat!!! Life has been good to me.

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Janice Johnson Cleveland, 764 Quaker Ridge Road, Casco, Maine 04015,jansworldtoo@aol.com

After graduation, I attended two years of business school, got married and moved to theOxford Hills area where I lived for the next 32 years.

We built a house and adopted a little girl.We loved snowmobiling and traveling,having been to 17 states, WashingtonD.C. and Canada. I was a cookie making,bread baking, gardening-kind of Mom.We attended a lot of gymnastic meetsand soft ball games with our daughterand her friends. I got a job at Hannafordand worked there for many years. After27 years of marriage, I was divorced. Afew years after that, I sold my home andmoved to Lisbon to be nearer my family.I bought a mobile home in a park and

continued to work at Hannaford. When I left Hannaford I went to work at a credit union.Tired of working weekends and holidays.

Recently, I retired and sold my home in Lisbon to move to Casco and am sharing a housewith my "spousal equivalent" who is also retired. We enjoy day trips to flower shows, thecoast and any place where we can take photographs. I still enjoy traveling, especially to theAmish of Pennsylvania, and do a lot of knitting and sewing. Most recently I have beensewing quilts for the Linus Project and making mittens, hats, and scarves for families in need.I spent several years volunteering with a substance abuse prevention and education team. Myfour granddaughters are ages 17 to 5. Life is good.

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Michael F. Johnson, 8115 E. Quartz Ridge Drive, Tucson, AZ 85715,mjohnson258@cox.net.

I married AnneMarie Siegler, originally ofAugusta (yes, Cony High School!) in 1968.She is the Facilities Manager for the FirstAmerican Title Company's southern Arizonaoffices. We have two sons. Jeffrey lives inDallas, Texas, is a University of Arizonagraduate, is married and has one daughter.Thomas lives in Stockton, California, is aveteran of the Navy, attends California StateUniversity majoring in business, is a securityadministrator at a government distributiondepot, is married and has a son and twodaughters.

After graduation I attended Central Maine Vocational Technical Institute and NortheasternUniversity studying Architecture. However, the Vietnam War interrupted that and I endedup serving four years in the Air Force.

I separated from the Air Force in Tucson, Arizona in 1972, continued my education part timeand worked for a local Architectural and Civil Engineering company. I was the OfficeManager for the Engineering Division, managing the design and construction of variousprivate, military, and municipal development projects in Arizona and the western states untilthe firm went out of business in 1989. I then joined the Tucson Airport Authority and amcurrently the Director of Design Services managing the design and construction of airportdevelopment and maintenance projects for Tucson International Airport and Ryan Airfield.

We still have family and friends living in Maine, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, so wedo find our way back to visit them and the ocean.

Elizabeth Jordan: deceased.

Fran Jutras: deceased.

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Bob Kendall: deceased.

Bob Kennett: deceased.

Peter Kern: deceased. Peter attended Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) beforeenlisting in the Army. He was stationed in Berchtesgaden, Germany, for several years andfell in love with it.

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Patricia Lavoie: deceased.

Patt J. Levasseur Bergeron, 5 Alma Drive, Lisbon, ME 04250, Oceanlv616@aol.com

18+ years Director of Advertising for Sampson Supermarkets(now Hannaford Bros)... Career change in 1986, graduate ofCMMC School Of Nursing... worked as a Trauma/EmergencyNurse for 10+ years... then as Occupational Health Nurse forKnapp Shoe Co., I am now retired and having a ball!

I was married for 33 years to Art Bergeron. Widowed since2000. Have 1 daughter (Kim) & 3 grandchildren who live inFlorida. I am currently in a relationship.

I have lived in Maine, Kentucky, Schenectady & Saratoga Sps.,NY

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June E Libby Chartier,160 Witham Rd, Auburn, ME 04210, ELHOBART@AOL.COM

I graduated from St Mary’s school of Radiological Technology in 1967. Then attended U ofMaine and Community College taking several courses in writing, literature, accounting, realestate, medical terminology, and women’s issues in literature.

Divorced and the mother of 38 year old Joline, who has a paralegal degree and is a LegalAssistant at a Lewiston law firm. I have one grandson, Noah, 3, who lights up the worldwherever he goes (no brag just fact). The journal I started writing has become a bookentitled Tales of Noah. (I am looking for someone who could add sketches.)

A diagnosis of a very rare amyloidosis disabled me in 2008. I had been an office managerfor: a retail business, a dental office, medical office of specialty physicians, and aradiological billing service for 5 separate entities.

Ronald Lubitz: deceased.

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Donna Maguire: deceased.

Richard Martin: deceased.

Louise Moulin Dorais, deceased.

Charles Moulton: deceased.

Claire Madore Blais, 2311 Clubside Crt., Apt. 1521, Palm Harbor, FL 34683, Cell: 727647-7328, cblais3@tampabay.rr.com.

I have been married to Norm Blais (LHS) for 41 years. I have two sons. Steve who sadlylost his battle with cancer in October 2007, and Scott who is the co-founder of the ElephantSanctuary in Hohenwald, TN. I have no grandchildren, but lots of grand pachyderms, dogsand cats.

I have lived in El Paso Texas,Albuquerque NM, 3 locations in theToronto Ontario area, Florida and TN.I have worked in the decorating field,designing home renovations, kitchenand baths. I live in Clearwater Floridaand have a getaway home inHohenwald TN, where I volunteer forthe Elephant Sanctuary and the HumaneSociety.

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Tom O’Brien, 84 Foster Street, Lowell,Ma. 01851, Tommie3434@aol.com

It seems we have just celebrated ourforty-fifth reunion, now we arethinking of our fifty-year reunion. Iknow I did not imagine the richnessthe unfolding years would bring.

I experienced the violence of war;saw first hand what bad governmentand the resulting despair of thirdworld poverty can do. Juxtapositionagainst these early lessons in life hasbeen the joy that I find everyday inmy wife, my daughters, theirhusbands, my Grandchildren and myfaith in God.

After graduation I found myself joining the United States Marine Corps and served nearlythirteen months in the DaNang area of Vietnam, after my hitch I went back to school andgraduated from Northeastern University.

I married a wonderful woman (Joyce) in Lowell, Ma. Where we still live. Together we havetwo daughters, Kristina and Lisa. At the time of this writing we have two grandsons, Seanand Tyler. Kristina is a PharmD, and Lisa is in accounting, both are doing well.

I worked at Raytheon MSD and later Raytheon IDS, in production management for thirty-five years, retiring at the age of 62. To keep busy I play golf, shoot competently, fish,engage in political activities (I serve as Chair for the Lowell Republican City Committee),and appear as a regular guest on a local television broadcast called The City Life Show. DidI mention I baby-sit my grandchildren?

Out of my four closest childhood friends I am still friendly with three. I love my life, thankGod.

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Jacqueline Ouellette Strong, 17 Josslyn Street, Auburn, Maine 04210,strongjackie@gmail.com

I retired last June after 33 years of teaching in Auburn: 19years as a grade 5 teacher and 14 years as a ReadingRecovery teacher.

Dick and I have been married for 43 years. We have twosons, Michael and Matthew. Mike is and engineer in thecomputer field and Matt is a math teacher at Leavitt AreaHigh School. We have two grandsons ages 9 and 8 wholive in Massachusetts, but they spend every school vacationwith us.

When not taking care of our aging parents, we spend asmuch time as we can at our camp in Greenwood. If therewas a prize for the classmate who has stayed closest tohome, I would probably win it. We live in a home justaround the corner from where I grew up.

Larry J. Ouellette, Larry J. Ouellette, 25 Kitty Lane, North Windham, CT, 06256-1405,barney5747@sbcglobal.net

After graduation from E.L.H.S, I enlisted in the service, but when I took the physical, I didnot pass, so I was a 4f. So much for wanting to serve my country.

In September of 1965, my family moved toRochester, N. Y. to work for my uncle whohad a drywall business. My dad and Iworked for him for 1 year. Then aroundMay of 1966, we decided to move to CT. Itwas then that I got a job at Pratt & WhitneyAircraft in East Hartford (a Jet enginemanufacturer). I worked in their materialsdept. for 36 years.

P&WA is where I met my wife Eva. We gotmarried in Oct.1982. She had 5 children andI have a good relationship with all of them.

I retired from Pratt in September 2002. I decided to take a part-time job at Walmart in Oct.of 2003, and I'm still there. I also do some substitute school crossing guard work for thetown of Willimantic, CT. We live in a beautiful, double-width mobile home in NorthWindham, and I have been very happily living with my wife for 28 years.

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Polly Palman Carey, P.O. Box 117, Greene, Maine 04236, mainemimi@fairpoint.net

I graduated from St.Mary's Hospital School of Radiology and worked at both ThayerHospital in Waterville and at St. Marys. The last 10 years doing Radiation Therapy, treatingCancer patients, including a sister and my father.

I retired in 1986 when my husband Tom's employer,FBI, sent us to Fargo,ND. We also livedin Wilbraham, MA, and many years in N. Virginia. When Tom retired (2003) to take the jobof Director of Security at BATES College, we moved home to Maine and live in Greene, in ahouse that my son-in-law built for us.

We have two daughters. Stephanie,an honors graduate from U ofMaine, works in The AdvancementOffice at BATES. She and herhusband David are parents of mygrandchildren Christopher 21 andMaria 19. Chris works with hisfather and Maria goes to ClarksonU.

My other daughter Meghangraduated from U of NewHampshire, and has her Masters

from Immanuel College in Boston. She would love to teach but for now works for TSA atLogan Airport, and teaches skiing at Sunday River.

I keep busy, and Tom and I have done a fair amount of traveling,, both stateside andoverseas. We hope to do much more when he fully retires.

Cheryl Peterson: deceased. Cheryl graduated from Lakes Region Hospital School ofNursing, Laconia, N.H., in 1968. She was employed at Central Maine Medical Center andMontello Manor prior to her appointment as Auburn's health nurse in 1971 and,subsequently, health officer for the city of Auburn in 1979 until a stroke forced herretirement in 1983.

During her career, she was a member of the Governor's Task Force on long term care, theboard of directors of the Lewiston-Auburn Children's Home, the state of Maine HealthOfficers Association, the advisory council of Lewiston-Auburn Head Start, as well as variouscommittees for the United Way. She was a lifelong fan of the Boston Red Sox, NewEngland Patriots and NCAA basketball, and was an avid cribbage and scrabble player.

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Christopher M. Rallis, 15 Evergreen Drive, Freeport, ME 04032,Chris.M.Rallis@maine.gov

After high school graduation, I entered theU.S. Marine Corps and served in SouthVietnam from July of 1966 through August of1967. Upon discharge from the military, Ispent a year in the Sugarloaf Mountain area.

I graduated from the University ofMassachusetts with a baccalaureate degree inPolitical Science, and the University of Mainewith a graduate degree in PublicAdministration. Married Judith Howe ofWaltham, MA, and we have a daughter(Alexandra) who just completed graduate

school at McGill University in Montreal.

Since the mid 1970’s, I have worked for the State of Maine and two social serviceorganizations as a program director. Chris and Judith live in Freeport, Maine.

Nancy Rembaum, 2799 Knapp Rd, Dundee,NY,14837, nancirem@hughes.net.

Graduated from University of Michigan NursingSchool in 1969. Worked and lived in several statesincluding Massachusetts, Iowa, Colorado, Oregonand Arizona.

In 1984 completed a nurse anesthesia program inNorristown,PA, and have been passing gas eversince!

Currently, I make my home in the Finger LakesRegion of New York, where in 2003, I built a homeoverlooking beautiful Keuka Lake.

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Richard Sagner: deceased.

Gary Sherman, 946 Spring View Ct, Marietta, GA 30068, 678) 305 – 4606,2gsherman@gmail.com

Graduated from St Anselm's College inManchester, NH with a BA in Economics. Spentmy entire career with The Coca-Cola Company ...retiring after (35) years. Relocated over the yearsto Syracuse, Minneapolis and Kansas City. Havelived in the Atlanta area since 1979.

Married to Fran since 1972. We have (2) sons(Jeffrey and Michael) who currently live in theAtlanta area. We try to get back to Mainefrequently in late September / early October to visitrelatives and spend some time on the beautiful

Maine coast. Since retirement, we have been very involved with a variety of church relatedactivities and also volunteer with our local County Juvenile Court System in the CASAProgram (Court Appointed Special Advocates for Children).

Kerry Small: deceased.

Wayne Smith: deceased.

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Sandy Spaulding Ross, 231 Roanoke Drive, Surgoinsville, TN 37873, 423-345-2577,sam81004@yahoo.com

Married in 1965. Have 3 children, all residing in the Auburn-Windham-Portland area. Son Scott Crane is a Transport owner of SBCTrucking Company and travels extensively throughout the country.Scott is married and has two daughters and one son. Son David Craneis a hazardous materials driver and is married to his high schoolsweetheart; Dave and wife Jadine have no children, but enjoy the greatoutdoors while snowmobiling and attending auto races with their RV.Daughter Lea Crane is a Portland District school bus driver, whilemoonlighting as a Chauffer. She has chauffeured such legendaries asPatrick “McDreamy” Dempsey and his family, and Feminist GloriaSteinem. Lea’s daughter, Logan Crane, is a 12-time Gold MedalWinner in H.S. Track. She graduated from Freeport H.S. and went onto Tufts University in Medford, Mass. Logan graduated in June 2010to be recruited by the New York production firm of MTV, and residesin Manhattan.

In 1974 I moved to Hartford, CT where I worked at Colt Firearms for 5 years. In 1979 I returned tothe Portland area and lived on Sebago Lake. In 1990, after having worked at SEBAGO in Westbrookfor some 11+ years as an Administrative Assistant, I moved to St. Louis, Missouri to enjoy the artsand culture. While living in St. Louis I attended Washington University. From there I moved toPensacola, Florida in 2001 and enjoyed our “Beach” Home on Hidden Creek Golf Course for another5 years before migrating to Panama City, FL, and finally building a home reminiscent of our belovedFlorida home in Eastern Tennessee where we now overlook the beautiful Smoky Mountains and theHolston River.

In addition to SEBAGO, I have worked at such renowned companies as Boeing Aerospace atHurlburt Field in Ft. Walton Beach, FL, assisting in the deployment troops, performed the purchasingof office equipment for A. G. Edwards in St. Louis, and was even “Role Model” at PublixSupermarkets in Panama City, FL before making my move to TN to oversee the construction of ournew home in 2009. And, now, I look forward to the “Final Third” of my life as a Retiree and theblessings and challenges it will bring.

Linda Starkey: deceased.

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Linda Steele Curran, 571 Pownal Road, Auburn Maine 04210, clacurran@yahoo.com

Married 43 years in june to a 1959 graduateof ELHS, Charlie.We have two daughters and one grand-daughter who weighed 1 lbs 15 oz at birthand now has her own daughter, our greatgrand-daughter.

We are truly blessed. My husband isretired from GE and LL Bean. I am notworking now, but have had various jobs,most recently as a personal care attendant(PCA). I truly enjoyed helping the elderly.I look forward to seeing the new updates.

William Steele: deceased.

Bob Stewart: deceased.

James Swan: deceased.

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Calla Wells, 384 Court Street, Auburn, Maine 04210, calla.wells@gmail.com.

Married my partner of 25 years on our 25th anniversary, May 20, 2010. Have an adopted son,Damien, and hoping to be a gram this summer. Our son is an electrician, married, living on

Cape Cod.

I graduated from EasternNazarene with a Bachelor's inSocial Work, CambridgeCollege with a Master's inCounseling Psychology, andSmith College School for SocialWork with an MSW.

My career has been spent in thefield of Social Work in

Massachusetts and Maine. Currently I am in Private Practice in Auburn. Have a home inBoothbay where I hope to summer after I retire. Photo taken with Rita Chao Hadden.

Ingram White: deceased.

Jackie Whitehouse: deceased.

Corrine Wilson: deceased.

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Jim Willard,1962 Hagood Loop, The Villages, FL 32162, 352-751-4829,tjwillard@hotmail.com

Jim has pursued an active career in education, teachingsince 1969 and teaching students from the ages of 5 to 95.Jim has a B.S. in History, M.Ed., and C.A.S. in SecondaryCounseling from the University of Maine. He had 26 yearsof service at the middle and high school level and since1995 at the Sarasota County Adult and CommunityEducation Program, teaching various genealogy andcomputer classes, including many levels of computerliteracy classes, digital camera classes, eBay classes,scanner classes, iPod/iPad classes, and eReader classes. Hecontinues to do workshops for Adult Education in Sarasotaand since 2004 he has also been teaching the same varietyof classes for The Villages Lifelong Learning College inThe Villages, Florida.

From 1995-2000, he and his wife Terry (of 42 years) servedas co-hosts for the PBS Television series Ancestors,traveling around the country conducting workshops and

promoting the series from Washington, D.C., to San Francisco, CA, and from Dallas, TX, toPortland, ME. They co-authored (along with Jane Wilson) the book ANCESTORS: ABeginner’s Guide to Family History and Genealogy that accompanied the series. They alsowrote the teacher’s guide that helped teachers and students benefit from viewing the series.Since then they have conducted workshops throughout Florida, West Virginia, Wisconsin,Pennsylvania, Texas, California, and each of the New England states. . They have publishedover 40 articles in Ancestry Magazine and they write a monthly column for The VillagesDaily Sun. They have spoken at genealogy conferences throughout the United States and takea group of adult students to Salt Lake City for a research trip.

Richard Winner: deceased. Richard attended Emerson College in Boston. He majored in thebroadcasting course there. Before leaving for army service, Richard worked for a short timeas a sportscaster at radio station WCOU in Lewiston. He spent two years in Vietnam as astaff sergeant in an Army Psychological Operations unit. He was awarded the ArmyCommendation and National Defense service medals as well as the Vietnam Campaign andService medals.

Following military service, Richard worked for Pioneer Plastics in Auburn and later, whenthat firm opened an operation in Houston, TX, he moved there. He was employed inshipping administration until the plant closed. Richard continued to be an avid Red Sox faneven though he lived in Houston.

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Carol Wood (Brooks) Mashaw, cmashaw@myfairpoint.net

Married Michael Brooks from Boston in 1966, moved to Boston and returned the next yearwhen Mike joined the Auburn Fire Dept.(divorced in 1983) we have 3 daughters, Kelli(married to Kevin McDonald), Heidi, and Katie; and 4 grandchildren Miranda(15) andTommy(6) McDonald, Madison (12) and McKenzie (8) Brooks.

Graduated from USM Portland-Gorham

Taught in the Auburn school system for35 years;17 as a kindergarten teacherand 18 yrs. as the school counselor atSherwood Heights Elementary schoolin New Auburn. Retired in 2006, thenreturned in 2008 as a substitute teacherfor the pre k classrooms.

Married Donald Mashaw from Bostonin 1991, widowed in 2006.spent manyyears on the road from Maine to Mass,while Don was a project manager on the"Big Dig" .

I now keep very busy with family, friends, and dances on the weekend. Life is good.

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