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Beautiful tribute. Mary will certainly be missed by many.

I never knew him at Irvin but after joining the 1st Civvy Divvy I remembered him. One day in the early 70s near Diana and Dyer I was cruising in my Plymouth, looking good in my pink tank top and blue jeans (both colorfully tiedyed), Jesus sandals, curly collar length hair, mustache and goatee, and recognized him as a passenger in a sedan that appeared to have car trouble. When I stopped to offer assistance the driver, probably his mother, made him roll up the window and sit there ignoring me until I gave up and left. The old book and it's cover routine I guess.  

I see that there is no year for Sonny's death. I believe it was December 2012.

I did find out more in the EP Times obits dated 5/24/2015.

I just spotted this entry on Stan, and had wondered all these years how he was, not having  seen him since graduation. We used to play football at the field by Magoffin ( that is what we did the day JFK died)  many times. He was an extremely tough runner and hard to tackle, along with Harold Kelley. On the other hand he was always friendly, polite, considerate, and a good guy to know. I would be interested to know more about his life.

I failed to attend my class of '64 reunion last year. I couldn't pass up the opportunity to attend this year with my brother Larry. We have many fond memories of our classmates at Irvin and the many activities we participated in. Given our sports and club involvement we know a large percentage of the class of '65. We look forward to visiting with many of you.

So sorry to be absent from the reunion. I'll be looking forward to the pictures and comments from everyone!

Hey Steve, will be glad to see you too. By the way, my elbow still aches sometimes from trying to get around you and having to use it in a sensitive area. Or was that Ronny Gossett? Some big guy. All I know is I am glad when someone departed is remembered fondly, and for me, especially vets. I imagine you knew Mike Burns also; tough break there.