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Bud Craver just found out that Bob  Blonowicz passed away on August 23, 2024.  You can view his obituary at  https://www.lewiscrematoryandfuneralservices.com/obituary/Robert-Blonowicz.  We are so saddened to hear of his passing and our prayers go out to his family. 

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Sadly, we learned that our fellow classmate Jim Sandy passed away on August 14, 2025. As other information becomes known, we will update his In Memory post with those details.

Please look up Jim's record in the Classmate Profiles (link is on the left hand side of the site pages) and leave a memory or reflection on your relationship with Jim.

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Patricia Justice Linde (Adams) wrote the following:

We all know Turco, our Uruguayan exchange student, to be a fun-loving guy, and a faithful Marshallite, but on his serious side, he is a distinguished law professor in his home country. He has participated in conferences not only in Uruguay, but has been invited to give lectures in other countries, as well. In this photo, he is seen to be giving a lecture by invitation in Argentina. Let us hope to see him again at our next reunion!

Check out latest entry on Arturo Caumont's profile to see a current photo of him in his element. He is much to be admired.

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Ode to Class of '66

In '61 they swarmed the halls,

like ants attacking honey!

Some were timid, some were bashful,

a few thought they were funny!

Crowded hallways, crowded stairways,

a routine completely new!

There were Peggy and Randy and Patty and Jim,

Sheryl and Carol, and Gary and Kim,

Kathy and Janet, Tom and Drew,

A boy named Bud, and girls named Sue.

Many, many more too numerous to name,

everyone was waiting to get in the game!

As I look back on those beginning days,

and think of those innocent faces,

A sense of pride fills my heart,

for you finally found your places.

And now that twilight approaches your lives,

you no longer scurry,

as all the honey in the world 

will not make you hurry!

This message I leave you

 before I depart,

The Class of '66 has stolen my heart!

THANK YOU FOR THE MEMORIES !

Mr. Merrill Herrick

July 30, 2022