9/6/2023 HELP!
Hello KW Class of ‘69
As some of you may already know, I had a stroke 13 months ago. The stroke has left me with serious balance issues and the lack of effective use of my left hand and ar
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4/26/2022 Rick Hanford
I am sorry to post that Rick Hanford has passed away. Our condolences to his wife Susan Derr Hanford. I have posted the full obituary on Rick’s profile page.
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3/1/2019 We Did It!
Thanks to your generous contributions our class is fully funded for life! We have successfully funded our class through our 50th year following graduation. From now on, Classreport.org pic
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My legal residence is still Cheyenne although my wife, Mary, and I now spend several months in a warmer climate in the winter. I really do not mind the snow and cold; it is the constant drive-you-batty wind. I have been retired since 2013 and feel like I have the hang of it. It is actually kind of hard to screw up. One way to screw up retirement is to go back to work, something I have not been tempted to do. Mary and I still do some traveling. Much of it is to see our kids and grandkids. Our daughter and her family now live in China and our son and his family are in New York. I guess they figure that if they are far enough away, they won't have to take care of us when we get older and feebler. I feel fortunate to still have the mental capacity to recall what day of the week it is, although that fact it seems is becoming less meaningful. I am grateful to be alive and relatively well and I try to enjoy each day or at least a portion of each day. This last January I lost my very good friend Clark Lockerd to a stroke. Clark, who was our class president, and I walked to East Junior High together, we drank our first beers together in high school, (Sorry Coach Bolles. Clark made me do it) we roomed together one year in college, and he was my best man at Mary's and I's wedding. We continued to stay in touch with one another over the years, which many times consisted of me calling him for help repairing or installing something. He was an engineer after all. He will be missed. At our age all of us have probably lost a close friend. Cherish the memories.
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