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Dennis Amaral (1966)

Great picure of your dad Theresa.  I met him at Orrick OIl Co. when I worked there right out of high school.  I took care of the old yellow and black chevy and also the new 1967 chevy he got.  (Same exact color as the old one.)  He was a wonderful man.  We became good friends.  He was so happy for me when I became a firefighter for Woodland and wished me the best.  A fond memory for me.

Dennis Amaral

Joel Childers (1966)

On this Nov 11, I remember with great respect my father and his brother and all my mother's older brothers who fought in the Pacific theatre during WWII. I was so fortunate to have them all in my life. We were truly blessed to be raised and mentored and taught by the greatest generation.

Theresa Eve (1964)

Dennis: So nice to hear from you about Dad and working at Orrick.  Dad took care of his cars, inside and out.  He loved the 1950 BelAir Chevy, yellow and black; in fact we all did.  It was sweet!  The next Chevy was good, but the character was totally the Bell.  He talked highly of all the guys who worked at Orrick, especially when he heard they were moving up into a new job or career.  Your words brought back the best of memories; so hard to have lost him at age 55, just terrible.  Thank you so much for sharing.  John Gorman was ready to buy that Chevy and restore it.  But, he was not aware Dad had already sold the Bell. John would have made a dream car.   

Joel Childers (1966)

Here Craig. With all due respect, let the poets say it.

For all the wisdom of a lifetime, no one can ever tell. - Rod Stewart  (Forever Young)

Life ain't nothin' but a funny funny riddle - John Denver (Thank God I'm a Country Boy)

There is a road, no simple highway
Between the dawn and the dark of night
And if you go, no one may follow
That path is for your steps alone

Ripples in still water

When there is no pebble tossed

Nor wind to blow - Jerry Garcia & Bob Hunter (Ripples)

Gary Tibbals (1965)

For God So Loved the world, that he gave his only begotten Son, that whosoever believeth in him should not perish, but have everlasting life. John 3:16

Dennis Amaral (1966)

Great picture of the bel Theresa.  Brings back a lot of good memories.

Dennis

Theresa Eve (1964)

Gary, your Thanksgiving Blessing and picture is so good!  We should all give thanks, families, friends, country, and water to our lands.   

Dennis:  Yes, those days hold many special memories.  Thank you for sharing.  

Joel Childers (1966)

"Cosmic Country" - His answer when Ray Benson of "Asleep At the Wheel" was asked what genre of music his band played. All you music lovers (and who isn't) can catch Kasey Musgrove on You Tube. The video is beautiful (and trippy). 

Theresa Eve (1964)

Since Dennis got me thinking of all those wonderful late modeled Chevy cars; I thought I would add one more beautiful Chevy to the collection, the 1955 Chevy.  Here is a picture of Chris Bradford, Class of 1964, with his 1955 Chevy.  This was another model I totally loved.  I was always a Chevy Gal, until the later years when the Honda became my car of choice.  This was a picture from the famous Orangle Peal, Woodland High School paper.  Always checked out the Heap of the Week!  Thank you Chris.    

Gary Tibbals (1965)

Theresa Eve (1964)

Gary:  Thank you for all the Classic Cars, a real treat to see them all.  A lot of work went into those cars!!!   Appreciate these pictures shared.  

Gary Tibbals (1965)

You are welcome, Just call it Veterans of old. those Veterans saw so much if they could talk thay have great stories.

Jim Barger (1963)

Jim Barger (1963)

Here is my Classic 1967 Camaro that I bought for $3,000

Connie Waldeck (Beard) (1966)

 Gary, we are "old car" people,, (JR has a 1934 Ford) but I don't recognize any of these cars, where was the show?  We average 4-5 carshows a year.

Theresa Eve (1964)

Craig:  Good looking Camaro in Blue!!  Nice body.  I so remember those cars.  

Gary Tibbals (1965)

thanks Connie, the cars were at Blairsville Ga. Car club. we also go to the Rod Run in Pigeon Forge Tenn. that comes up twice a year. the Rod Run goes all week, and we make a Vacation week out of it and take all the grandchildren, thay like Dollywood. If you



haven't heard of it , check it out on Google.

Theresa Eve (1964)

Gary:  You have presented wonderful pictures of the classic cars.  My cousin, Arthur Ray Eve, from Indiana, worked at Dollywood.  Great classic car show.

Susan Berg (Yates) (1966)

Gary, have you been to Cruisin the Coast down in Mississippi? This year there was 4 cars short of 9500 registered Hot Rods, you can look it up on their website Cruisin the Coast. It's also a week long event a lot of fun and nice cars! 

May we'll see you down there!
 

Buddy Owens (1961)

Buddy Owens (1961)

MY 1964 FORD FALCON RANCHERO

Donald Daily (1961)

Buddy

That is a sweet ride. Hope all is well with you.

Don

Gary Tibbals (1965)

No Susan I haven't been to that one. I will check it out. thanks

Theresa Eve (1964)

November 22, 1963; Dallas, Texas.  President John F. Kennedy, his last day!  In memory of a great man and President of our Country.  His words remain true.   I was a Junior in Woodland High School, Mr. Gordon's Art Class. 

Buddy Owens (1961)

THANKS DONALD.  I ALSO HAVE A FULL SIZE SKELETON AS MY PASSANGER.  I GET AS MANY COMMENTS ABOUT HE SKELETON AS I DO THE CAR.  FOR AN OLD GUY I GUESS I AM DOING OK.  STILL ON THE RIGHT SIDE OF THE GRASS.  I HAVE HAD THE RANCHERO FOR 5 YEARS. BODY WAS IN GOOD SHAPE BUT HAVE HAD TO REPLACE A LOT OF THINGS AND EPAINT THE CAR.  PAINTED IT THE ORIGINAL COLORS.