07/06/08 01:56 AM |
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Doug Hays
It is early Sunday morning. Just got home. Hated having to leave, but had other commitments for Sunday. It was great seeing everyone. Have to apologize to Allan, Sue, Jack, Tommy, Ronnie, and Scott for not visiting alot with you, but having seen you regularly or lately, I know what is going on in your life. Although it was still great seeing you. The great thing about the reunion was seeing and visiting with all of you that I haven't seen in quite a few years. What I also noticed was how everyone was doing much like me. Spending time visiting with as many as possible. And as for me, really enjoyed it. Thanks to Elaine and Vickie. You two did a great job. Seeing Rochelle brought back memories of the DIRGE in band. Seeing Anita brought back , well memories I told her about.(Its ok though Anita, I was use to being runner up - in this case fast, but not slow - remember I was the one who always ran against Tommy for an office) Visiting with Jimmy J. just reminded me that we all grew up in a small farming community, which even though many of the classmates have venture in many directions out in the world, we are still at heart work orinated, friendly people and Dimmitt and DHS left its impression on all of us. I still could not believe Zito coming. My visit with him and his lovely wife was very intersting and enlightening. Intersting visit with Linda and finding out she was friends with Howard before he came to FBC. Finding out where and what Cecilia, Vickie, Vickie, Ronnie, David, Donny, Elaine, Poppy, Paula, Cousin Mary, Mary, Jimmy, Julian, Larry, Gary, Jerry, Paul D,, Pete, Keith, Danny, Glen, and finally Debra, who I found out much more about her than I guess I really ever knew. Hope I didn't forget anyone. Memory is not like it use to be. I really feel sorry for all that were not able or didn't make the effort to attend. I wish I had been able to get there friday nite ,but just couldn't work that in, but ever so glad I came on to Lubbock satuday afternoon and evening. May each of you continue to have the best in life and may God be with you. Doug Hays class of 68
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