Irene S. Reed High School - Shelton, WA
CLASS OF 1963
Bruce Gardner
| Residing In: | Rathdrum, ID USA |
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| Occupation: | Mortgage Banker |
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| Children: | I have 5 children and 7 grandchildren. Three of my children are in the mortgage industry and one is More… |
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| Military Service: | Air Force  |
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Gees George; I knew you were always 'fast and furious' but not that fast and furious. Congratulations on your many accomplishments.
Bruce Gardner
Gary was one of the happiest yet quietest person in our class. He was very docile except on the football field. After each home football game Gary, Bill Smith, Joe Waters and I would somehow come across a case of Olympia beer and proceed to enjoy the libation on the backroads of Shelton, Gary was a little supersticious so we couldn't go near a greveyard at night. He was an enjoyable guy and we had the most fun. He will be missed. RIP Gary.
Rest in Peace Jim. You were a great friend and I have many fond memories of our grade school days at Bordeaux, our week long hike in the Olympics and our high school years. It was your encouragement that gpt me to go into the USAF for which I am forever grateful.
I have known Bill since kindergarten at Bordeaux grade school in Shelton. We went through all of the grades together until junior high when my family briefly lefttown. He was very mild mannered (in fact, I don't remember one time where he lost his temper) and he was a good athlete. We played Pee-Wee baseball together at Loop Field beginning in about the 3rd grade where George Hermes was our "coach". He was also a good basketball player and always won the free throw contests in grade school. We didn't do much together when I returned to Shelton in my sophomore year because I had switched to track.
Bill was always smiling and having fun. I had a great visit with him and Ginny at our reunion at Mason Lake.
Rest in Peace, Bill, you are sorely missed. Bruce Gardner
Well Sammy, you won the race - you beat me into heaven. Congratulations and RIP.
Sam and I worked at competing gas stations in high school. He worked at the Texaco and I worked at the Richfield across the street. We would occasionally have a brew and a couple of times raced up railroad avenue at speedssometimes topping 35 mph - he in his 49 Ford and me in my 50 Chrysler. Neither one of us could beat the other one.
Sam was a great guy!
Paula - you have matured ever so nicely. Good to see your updated pictures....
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