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Ann Crock writes (Nov. 16, 2003) -- I am so awfully sad to announce that Lee (Venzke) Crock died Oct. 31st after going downhill from cancer and diabetes as of Feb. He was in no pain and died in Hospice with loving arms and kisses from his family. He was simply worn out from meeting the struggle. What an amazing high school time you all had.    --Sadly, Ann
Bob Warder died Oct. 31, 2003, at his home in Englewood.
Earl Reum writes (June 25) -- Thanks for the reminder....Lots of solid quality memories...Off to North Carolina for a conference I've spoken to every year since 1960 --- They keep hoping that I will say something valuable -- or at least something they can understand..
News You Can Use (just in case)   sent in by Gordon Brown  click here
Gordon Maddux  had laser eye surgery and is delighted with the result. Says Gordo, "Ever since I was in elementary school, I've worn glasses or contacts. It's great to be able to see without 'em."
Bob James now spends two days a week at a local hospital in Bonita Springs, Florida, making bed-side visits as a "Padre."  "I wear the turned-around collar and chat with the patients and any family in each room. I ask about the patient's illness and pray with those who wish it," Bob says.
Dick Banks heads up the Bicycle Ministry at First United Methodist Church in Tulsa, which has 'adopted' Eugene Field Elementary School. Dick takes donated bikes and fixes them up for distribution to those who need transportation. For the full story, click here.
Email from Glen & Eloise Leyden: "The Fortune Brunch was delightful both in the quality of food and quality of guests. It was just a great time with alot of fun conversation and companionship. The guest list included Don and Barbara Miller, Lee and Ann Crock, Bob and Florence VanBebber, Jack and Marilyn Phillips, Sally and Ed Kenz. Don and DeAnn Fortune were so gracious and their redecorated home was just beautiful. There is no good time like a good time with long time friends."
Email from BOB BROCKISH: "I saw Red Wyman (49)  at a Rocky Mountain !st MarDiv Assn dinner. He recently had a heart attack as he was preparing to march with the group in Denver's St Pat's Day parade. He is on the mend now, not back to normal yet, but he's working on it."
Email from BOB LAWSON: "While you were playing away your day, I went to college Station Tex., and had lunch with George Bush, and Brent Scowcroft. Scowcroft gave a lecture on world affairs at the Bush library, with George introducing him. Afterwards they had a lunch reception where we could mingle, and shake hands, ask questions etc. Was really quite an experience talking to the ex president in a small group. He's a very nice, congenial man, and Brent scowcroft is a facinating speaker, all in all an interesting day."
GLEN LEYDEN emailed: "Sally St.John Kenz suffered a heart attack while skiing ar Winter Park. She was airlifted to St.Joseph Hospital where she had a second heart attack. She had quadruple bypass surgery on March 13th (2000) and is on the road to recovery."
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