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| You guys are the best!! - 27 |
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09/30/02
Mark A. Hairston
(1982)
markahairston@msn.com
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| Well I don't know about you guys, but I had to get back to work to get some rest!! The reunion was the best! To everyone who help plan, organize..., you did a great job; thank you. To Rob and Karen, you guys have real class. Thanks for the breakfast.[no way I would have feed all those home grown bellies!! :)] Now, let me start by apologizing to anyone for not remembering your new last names. I'm just going to roll with what I have. I just want to say hello and i miss you already to: Boo and Tawanda Hairston, Karen and Rob (even if you went to another school, you still graduated in '82) :), Jeff Belcher, Bridget and Pete, Delois Clark, Joe and Donna Dilliard, Norman Carter, Donnie Shelton, Clay Perdue, James Stone, Susan Daniels, Lynn Ryder, Lisa Marks, Linda Young, Greta Young, Marla Hairston, Bryan Hightower, George Spencer, Tony Beamer, Tony Teal, Beverly Lester, Jamie Lester, Scott Wicklift, James Dallas, Randy Hampton, Julie Dalton, Lucritia Dilliard, Vickie Holland, Robin Walton, Jackie Harris, Betty Hollingsworth, Nathan Atkins, Robbie Saunders, Vicent Childress, Jerry Kirby, Angela Chapel, Mike Wooldridge, Jon Monroe, Bobby Frasier, Chinita Carter, Karen Walton, Donald Dones, Kenny Gill, Mike Williamson, Christine Vogalsong, Bobby Dalton, Ivy Geter and Connie Bruce. Again, sorry for any mispelled names. If I missed anyone, please forgive me (i'm still trying to recover). To those of you who could't make it... YOU MISSED A PARTY!!! I don't think we should wait five years to get together again. Lets try to do something informal every summer. We have class mates all over the country. Maybe we can meet in another city. What do ya' think? Well I'll talk to you '82 'dogs later. Good luck to you all and take care. |
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| 09/30/02
Bryan Hightower
(1982)
hightobk@ugcorp.com
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| Re: You guys are the best!! |
Mark, what can I say. I grew up with you living up the street from me, so we go way back. Seeing you this weekend just brought back memories of walking to Albert Harris, sliding down Pony Place when it snowed and hanging out at A & P parking lot. I can go on and on, but all I have to say is thank you for those memories and many more to come.
Love ya,
Bryan |
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