OMG...50 years, no way...has it really been ?

After High School I attended N.E.I. in Mpls for a degree in Electronic Technology.

I also married Brenda Lee ( Higgins that is ). We have been married for 49 years.

We have 3 children and 6 grandchildren. I retired after 46 plus years working for Supervalu Corporate in Eden Prairie in their printing and procurement dept.

We lived in Hopkins, Bloomington, St.Louis Park and finally settled in Maple Grove 37 years ago. I am enjoying my retirement, I don't know how I ever found the time to work those long hours at Supervalu. I would also like to say

"Thank You" to all those on the planning committee for all the hard work that you put into this reunion. Thanks !

Jerry

Yikes!! 50 years - how can that be!! I moved to Massachusetts because of my dad's job just before the start of my senior year. Got back to Hopkins at the 20 year reunion and this will be the first time since then that I have been back again. I have many fond memories of Minnesota although I have become very fond of New England. My three sons are grown men now. One is Los Angeles with wife & 2 children, one here is Massachusetts with a tree business and one in Puerto Rico with an electrical business. As for me I am happy and healthy with a condominium and good friends, working whenever an assignment comes along - what more can a person ask for at this point in life. I continue to garden, read, enjoy my family and volunteer. Look forward to seeing everyone. Best Regards, Priscilla

  34 years selling jigsaw puzzles and board games to speciality retailers, catalogs, on-line stores and big box stores.  My bride, Sherry was a pharmacist at Target for 30+ years after I rescued her from South Dakota.  We have two great kids.  The oldest Emily is currently serving our country with her husband Callum and our first grand child Benjamin in Okinawa.  Our son Kase is currently living in San Diego and working for Rovi ( an electronic media company).  

 

Currently Sherry and myself keep busy with travel and volunteer work with our church.

Wish I could be there, but I teach summer school.

After several years of forced moves, my husband and I settled on a barrier island near Savannah, Georgia where I was a teacher, school administrator and most importantly, mother and grandmother.  I am retired from a paying job, but still work with an exchange program I established, swim, garden, and have plenty of time to do meaningful things. Life is very good, we keep evolving, exploring, seeking adventures, laughing and treasuring each day in paradise!  We travel frequently and have a trip to Kenya coming up so I will not be at the reunion.  However, I send my regards to those who may remember me.  I love the website and thank the committee for getting it all together.