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LHS Lincoln High School
Manitowoc, WI  USA
Friday September 25, 2026
1964
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LHS Lincoln High School ..60th CLASS REUNION . September 14, 2024..
INVITES WILL GO OUT LATER THIS WEEK OR NEXT VIA EMAIL
MAKE SURE EMAIL IS CORRECT IN "Classreport.org".
Most likely our last class reunion
Invites are going to go out only via internet . Go to: ""Classreport.org"" to update current info.
Responses by Sept 1, 2024
Friday Night:: September 13, 2024
On your own evening in Downtown Manitowoc,
lots of newer restaurants for your dining pleasure
We are planning on meeting at::
The Wharf . 606 Quay St, Manitowoc, any time after 5:00 PM until ?
Cash Bar and they do serve food there also.
Located on the south side of the river across from the USS Cobia ((the Submarine))
Saturday: September 14, 2024
Manitowoc Yacht Club 815 Maritime Dr , Manitowoc, WI
3:00 pm to 9:00 pm Cash Bar ((no carry ins))
4:00 pm to 6:00 pm Live Music Live but not loud music
5:00 pm to 7:00 pm Pizzas Buffet and Salads etc delivered by the Pizza Garden
Nothing formal, blue jeans, shorts, khakis (or poodle skirts for the gals)
Firepit available for outside socializing (( bring lawn chairs or blankets if desired))
Cost: $10.00 per person at the Door /Cash only .. includes a Reunion Booklet
(( if not attending Reunion Booklet may be purchased for $10.00 at : [email protected]
Mail check for Booklet to : Cindy Lehman, 2200 Waldo Blvd, Manitowoc, WI 54220
Hotel Rooms: Inn at Maritime Bay 101 Maritime Dr. they are holding a block of 10 rooms @$149.00 per night
Mention Class Reunion to get that price.
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Once again there are a lot of new Venues in downtown Manitowoc you may want to venture off to after we shut
down at the Yacht Club.
Some have live music and others with a much more quiet atmosphere.
If you want a little bit larger meals instead of Pizza.
The Wharf 606 Quay St
Ryans on York 712 York
Elbow Room 702 Buffalo
Courthouse Pub 1001 S 8th St
Revolutions Bar & Grill 902 York St
Moore’s Irish Pub 811 Jay St
Bricks Downtown Bar and Grill 939 South 8th St
Waterfront Wine Bar 2 north 8th St.. north side of 8th St Bridge lower level
PetSkull Brewing 1015 Buffalo no food lots of beer
Lates 1924 S 9th St cheese curds, french frys and burgers
If planning to attend just send an email to Cindy Lehman at the Class Email address below on how many will
attend, No need to send a form, an email will suffice: [email protected]
Your LHS 64 Class Reunion Committee
 


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8/14/2026
Ann (Moser) Baierl Obituary
Ann Louise Baierl, 80, Hobart, passed away Sunday, July 5, 2026. She was born January 3, 1946, to Ruth (Hrabik) and Kenneth Moser. Ann worked as a benefits specialist at NWTC. On August 6 . . .  Continued

6/26/2026
Larry Miller Obituary
Larry J. Miller Jan 24, 1946 — May 22, 2026 On May 22nd, at the age of 80, Larry John Miller left this world, leaving behind an empty place in our hearts that only his presence could fill. . . .  Continued

6/25/2026
Bonnie Wedel
Also know as Barbara Wedel Hanson Mellott passed away in July, 2024! Barbara was in the Navy CorpsWaves in Viet Nam from 1964 to 1966 Registered Nurse Public Health Nurse Holistic Heal . . .  Continued

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Scott Kliment


How'd I end up in Arkansas? In '68, I got tired of being an impoverished student at "The Buckle in the Bible Belt"; Ft. Worth's Texas Wesleyan. So I headed south. To get some of that "BIG MONEY". In Houston! But, all I could afford was that city's "East End". So, that's where I ended up. Not far, "OFF OF WAYSIDE DRIVE"! Waylon made that part of Houston famous. But, Rodney Crowell wrote, "I Ain't Living Long Like This". He, not Waylon, grew up where I lived from '68 until '76. Among people I NEVER told Mom I "rubbed elbows" with! Dad figured it out, but kept quiet. The "East End" is still part of Rodney. It's also part of ME. Rodney and I are still "Above Ground"! But, Waylon isn't. Neither is Kris. Or Johnny. Only Willie still breathes.

Navigation Boulevard runs through the "East End". You can find ANYTHING on Navigation! From the finest machinery, to "Drugs". Or, you can connect with a "Bookie". Even, "Hook-up with a Hooker"! After two (gawd awful) uptown management trainee gigs, I found something right back in the "East End". On Navigation Boulevard. A SALES JOB! At which, I developed a good track record selling skid-steer loaders. The company owner's Father-In-Law was "Mr. Mack". He was well past 80, but ALWAYS in the office. That "OLD PHART" took a liking to me. And, it was he who could always figure out how to get ME, "In the Door"! My hits included BIG OIL. Nearly, ALL of it! That got me noticed across town; at Mustang Tractor and Equipment. The Caterpillar Dealer for Southeast Texas. Where, at age 32, I became a "Cat Big Iron Peddler"! But sadly, I never saw "Mr. Mack" again.

'Long-about '84, a "Connecticut Yankee" took over Mustang Power Systems (Cat Engines, EPG Systems, etc.). He was "Ev", and someone told him I came from a "Shipbuilding Family". He checked me out. Then asked if I'd work for him, covering the Maritime Biz. I NEVER wanted to see another DAMN SHIPYARD! But, I didn't tell "Ev" that, because we were in the "OIL CRASH". And, my income was going down faster than the express elevator in One Shell Plaza! But "Ev" knew that, so his guarantee was strong. And, at age 40, I moved on. Into "DAMN SHIPYARDS"! And, the world of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers. I intended to get back into heavy equipment, "Someday". But, I never did. Must be a "Family Thing".

Texas had fewer than a dozen shipyards. But, the bayous had many. So, my new career began in Louisiana. However, business soon took me far beyond "Cajun Country". And, that all began on "Texaco Island" in Port Arthur, Texas. Where, thanks to "Mr. Mack", I'd been a "Regular" for ten years! But, that's a "Whole 'Nuther Story". Anyway, Pre-Chevron Texaco had one of the world's finest tanker fleets. And, even though "Crude" was cheap, refineries still needed lots of it. Which they converted into refined products; then sold, and delivered. To the WORLD! So, I always carried my Passport. Also, learned how to live out of carry-ons. And, drive on the wrong side of the road. But, I was able to spend my free-time SCUBA diving. In REAL "Tropical Waters"! However, business also took me to "The Land of the Midnight Sun". Usually, when there was very little sun. So, I learned other skills. Like, where to find Yukon Carhartt's. How to sip whiskey over "Bergy Bits". I also learned reindeer taste as good as elk! But, I still can't choke down "Muktuk".

Not surprisingly, by '92, I was divorced. But, with Debbie; a successful Houston "Biz Lady", with two daughters. "OK" (Oldest Kid) was in Austin. But, "YK" (Youngest Kid) was only 15, and we connected! She became my SCUBA Buddy, and "Education Advancement Project". Her accomplishments include a Doctorate, in Neuroscience. Which SHE,---not WE,---paid for! With scholarships, grants, and a JOB. Dissecting lab critter brains. For THREE years! I wouldn't have lasted a week doing that. So, I'm still VERY proud of "YK"! We lived near NASA, in Friendswood. Just a block from the "Ferry Godfather". The 747, that carried the Space Shuttle, was NASA's "Ferry". And, Neighbor Rod's "Baby"! That Rod (from Boeing, not my "East End") was also a Mission Control Veteran of nearly forty space flights. And, he was married to Debbie's sister. So, he was my BROTHER-IN-LAW! I can't remember "Who-All" he brought to our place. For poolside, "BEER & BBQ"! Life was good! But, too soon, both kids were Austinites. And, our thoughts began to dwell on a life far from the "Houston Rat Race". Then, in '94, Marinette Marine landed a "BIGGIE" for thirty U.S. Coast Guard Buoy Tenders. ALL with "CAT POWER"! By then, thanks to "Mr. Mack", I had twenty years of experience with government agencies. Including, the USCG! So, in '95, we moved to Algoma. Where we found a home among the Amish. On 14 acres, with a spring-fed pond. We named it, "West of Krohn's Lake". And, we truly believed, we'd NEVER leave.

Our Wisconsin years started off great. I seldom traveled beyond New York/New Jersey, or DC. However, I was often at Cat factories and HQ, which was still in Peoria. There, I developed a strong relationship with the UAW. Since I was "Management", that caused problems. But, a few years later, it made me a "Celeb". In Poland! But, that's also a "Whole 'Nuther Story". Anyway, back in Algoma, we made improvements. First, we built the "Toy Box"; a 40 x 40 steel barn. Then, we nearly doubled the size of our home. Later, came Debbie's "Rustic Cabin"; overlooking HER "Professionally Managed" stocked pond! Finally, we added a garage/shop with MY upstairs saloon and pool hall.

The years rolled by smoothly. Debbie became "Debbie-At-The-Bank", and soon ran the place. My business was very good. I always managed to find marine projects in need of Cat Power, but they were the "Topping on the Cake". Our bills were paid by the activity at Marinette Marine. In early '98, I figured I had a few more years of "Buoy Tenders". And, I was in regular contact with all six Great Lakes shipyards; on both sides of the border. Plus, I held a "Non-Paying Side Job" that gave me access to all of North America's Certified Marine Engineers and Naval Architects. I was the Membership Chair ("RECRUITER") for the Great Lakes and Great Rivers Section of the Society of Naval Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME).

The Fall of '98 was great. Except, the ending. Dad died just in time for Christmas. To start '99; his little brother, and Debbie's Dad followed. Then, after funerals and lawyers, I came down with pneumonia. But, I didn't waste my idle time. I spent hours on the phone, and studied our Great Lakes "Future Biz Prospects". As a result of my research, I became a Cat Retiree.

By March of '99, I was well, and back at work. As a "contractor" in Nova Scotia. I spent my final professional decade doing that. Halifax became my "Southern-most" port. From there, I went north and east, into Europe. Never made it back to the Tropics. Not even Florida. But, all I missed was SCUBA. Which MDs, have now told me to "QUIT"! So, I did. Back in Algoma, Debbie still ran the bank. That was our life until '08, when Debbie retired. And, I "Came Home". Where I put-in one more decade. As the "OLD PHART", at Walters Hardware. In, Algoma!

"West of Krohn's Lake", became a disaster. Our Amish neighbors, sold-out. They were replaced by dairy "Concentrated Animal Feeding Operations". Aka, CAFOs. The stink, noise, and pollution, were hard to ignore. So, we joined the fight to clean up Kewaunee County. Back in Texas, we learned, if you want to get attention; "GO FOR THE MONEY"! So, our first "punch" was aimed at our tax assessment; NOTHING else. And, we scored! In MADISON!!! That victory put us on TV. But soon, we were spending more time with lawyers, and "Activists", than we spent aboard our boat. Then came, THE manure spill. That crossed OUR FENCE LINE! We realized this was NOT how we wanted to spend our seventies. So, we were Texas-bound when Debbie's phone rang. The caller was our former Dairyland neighbor, now in Arkansas. She urged us to drop in. We did. That evening! And, two days later, we "Landed" on 2+ acres overlooking Lake Norfork's Pigeon Creek. Near, Mountain Home. And, just twenty minutes from Cotter, Arkansas: "Trout Capital of the U.S.A."! Never did move back to Texas.

I'm still here, but Debbie's in town. In a "Column-Bury-'Em"! Since June of 2022, and it hit me hard. She provided the motivation that put the "Certs" next to my U. of Houston BS Degree. Finally completed the damn thing in '70. But, it was the "Papers" next to it that put me where I ended up in "My World". They are from SNAME, and the "American Society of Naval Engineers". So, after Debbie's passing, I put "The Boys" in the "Doggie Hilton" and went back to Texas. To find a resting place for Debbie. Near Family. But, our family was doing what we did, back in '95. They were LEAVING Texas! Or, were already "with" Debbie. Even the "Ferry Godfather" is RIP! So, I returned to These Ozarks. But, my own health was deteriorating. And, I WASN'T a good patient! "Neighbor Joe" jumped my butt about that. Then, he introduced me to a WIDOWED nurse.

She's Marilou; the "Lauren Bacall Type" I've mentioned. We're together now. And, I really needed her. Especially, after I spent July of '24 in the "Horse Pistol". But, I don't remember much of it. After that, Marilou "Took Over". And, her methodology is atypical. So, I seldom know what we are eating, and, sleep is always preceded by exercise. But, Marilou is the reason my weight---and ENERGY LEVEL---are back to what they were in my 20's. And, I'm still "Here"! So,---what am I now in charge of? IMPORTANT things! Like, which boat do we use today? River? Lake? Or, waders and fly tackle? Or; should we just "Drop the Top" and take a ride? To Branson? Or, Nashville? Life is GREAT Again! Because my "Ticker" finally works correctly. It didn't. For my first 77 YEARS! But, now it does. Thanks to Medical Pros; plus MARILOU! And, a VERY supportive YK!

Also, I have an "Ace In the Hole" I found years ago. "OFF OF WAYSIDE DRIVE"! Where Waylon should have stayed and "hung out". Like Willie did, back in '58. Rodney Crowell did that through the 1960's. And, I spent my 20's doing it. "Neighbor Joe" is older than Willie, so we now check on him. He never was an "East Ender". But, he grew up east of here. As a "Flatlander", behind a mule. And, picking cotton! Near "Johnny". Who wrote about what happened, to their neighborhood, back in '37. What he wrote, he also sang. It's entitled; "Five Feet High, and Rising!" But, that's one more; "Whole 'Nuther Story". These Ozarks, are full of 'em.






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