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The website was continued after the 2013 reunion for the enjoyment of the members. They shouldn't be subjected to annoying posts when they come to the Message Forum. Forums work when people participate - so don't be bashful. But be respectful. This may seem like a private chat room, but 800 of your classmates have access to it (along with ~two dozen of our former teachers), and many more classmates read than participate.
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Greg and Joel: Thank you so much for the pictures shared. I remember that Train Station right on the corner and I was very young. We lived on Second Street when I was 2 years old and Dad taught at Beamer School. Dad would walk to School. I remember the Street Cars coming down Second Street. Dad had a big vegetable garden in the backyard. Those were easy days. I do remember years so far back. 
The class of 1964 has lost another great wolf. Michael Gale Bailey died May 1st, 2023 of a massive heart attack in Sonoma County. Funeral plans are pending. He was one of the good ones. May God hold the family in His arms and give them the comfort the need.
