Davis School and WWHS Students of the 50's, 60's and 70's

Ken Says:
March 18, 2008 at 12:56 pm John Stevenson, Welcome, it’s great to see you have visited the site. And thank you for your kind words. Davis School holds such wonderful memories for so many of us. It has been very enjoyable to look back, reminisce, and reconnect; and some wonderful memories are being shared here.

In your years since teaching at Davis, you and your wife have lived a truly engaged life, and that example, like many of the lessons you taught so many of us at Davis, is an inspiration still.

On a lighter note, your maroon Cougar has been mentioned a number of times on this site. There has been much debate over exactly how many people could fit in that car! And… George and I still owe you a lunch, for that unannounced visit to your house in Haddon Heights. Next time you are in South Jersey, you can take us up on that. Of course George will have to ride his bike down from Vermont, but he’s probably still in good shape.

Thanks again, for visiting the site, and also for being the great teacher that you were… and still are.

Barbara Johnson (Rapanotti) Says:
March 18, 2008 at 6:27 pm Hey Terry – I;m doing ok. How about you? I;m living in collingswood now my son is 24 years old (Stephen). He graduated from Drexel last June and is now living and working in Michigan. Next week they ( him and his girlfriend) are moving to Alabama for 9 months for his job. He is a chemical engineer for BASF chemical company. Not bad for a single parent lol. How about you? Married, kids???

Barbara Johnson (Rapanotti) Says:
March 18, 2008 at 6:31 pm Ken and George – Nick had so many friends, I dont remember all of them lol. I wasn’t as popular back then. Quiet and shy – kinda stayed to myself.

Steve Allen Says:
March 18, 2008 at 8:46 pm Hi Barb,
Great to hear from you…e-mail me directly at sallen@midnightsurfer.com

Ken Says:
March 18, 2008 at 10:08 pm Terry, you asked if anyone else got in trouble for skipping out to go to the Flyers parade… my Mom gave me Speedline fare, and if George will refresh my memory here, I think either his Dad or my Dad, dropped us at the Speedline, or picked us up there afterwards. You should have rode with us, you might not have made the front page, but you wouldn’t have gotten caught either

Barb, time for all of Nicks friends to fess up, all of us actually hung around your house, not so much for Nick, but in hopes you would be around. Don’t tell Nick okay?LOL

terry defrancisco Says:
March 18, 2008 at 11:29 pm Hey Nick,
I’m going to write to Debbie Robey and let her know about this site. Hopefully she’ll pass it on to her sister. Arthritis?? You’re too young for arthritis!!

Nick Rapanotti Says:
March 18, 2008 at 11:39 pm Yoooo Ter!
Thanks for the compliment! I’ll have you know that flattery will get you absolutely…………..EVERYWHERE!!!

George Gumbrell Says:
March 19, 2008 at 2:40 am To all others who knew Mr. Stevenson. And feel like Ken, Paul and I do, please don’t wait to express it. Now’s the time!

Ken Says:
March 19, 2008 at 8:49 am Dot, yes Cheryl Brown is my oldest sister. She is doing well… four grown kids, seven grandkids. She lives in South Jersey, and lived in Texas also for a few years. As I recall your class (’65) did have 9th Grade at Davis, probably the last 9th Grade to go there. I’ll mention you, next time I speak with her.

Ken Says:
March 19, 2008 at 10:00 am Welcome Freddy Vesper… I see you have posted on another page. I believe you know my sister Karen Brown who also graduated in ‘67. Many of us here knew your brother Dennis from Davis Band, and were sorry to learn of his passing. And many of us were in class with your sister Annette. Pass the website onto Annette so she too can visit here. Tell her even her 6th Grade teacher Mr. Stevenson has stopped by. I sat next to Annette in band for… oh I think five years at Davis.

George Gumbrell Says:
March 19, 2008 at 12:57 pm Hey Josie, Its great to hear from someone from our block. Thank you for asking, my family is doing great , we live in Vermont now, and really enjoy it here. My sister Linda lives in Maple Shade, and has for about 30 + yrs. with her family. My Mom and Dad both passed away in 95. Sorry to hear about yours. I use to like to visit your mom when she worked at the mall, and I can still picture your dad sitting on the steps in the evening listening to the Phillies games. They always had a great garden in their yard! Tell your sister Linda I said Hi, and have her visit the site.

Barbara Johnson (Rapanotti) Says:
March 19, 2008 at 5:52 pm If anyone wants to e-mail me they can do it at bjohnson315@netzero.net

Barbara Johnson (Rapanotti) Says:
March 19, 2008 at 6:39 pm Ken:

I;m sure he’ll know soon lol. What years did you guys hang around with Nick? I’m only 18 months older than him and i dont really remember much. I think my memory is shot by now from all the drugs lol.

Barbara Johnson (Rapanotti) Says:
March 19, 2008 at 6:42 pm Terry:

Sounds like you have a very full schedule lol. I’m by myself now so its pretty quiet. I have a small apartment thats just right for me. I used to think when my son was in high school – ” i cant wait for some peace and quiet”. Now its too quiet lol. Enjoy it now!!

terry defrancisco Says:
March 19, 2008 at 11:17 pm To Elaine Ledrew:
I lived at 3318 Rowe Street. My next door neighbors were the Antonelli’s. Are you that Neely?? I remember Mrs. Neely lived upstairs in an apartment above the Antonelli’s house. Pat’s mom, I believe. When did you live on Rowe Street? We were there from 1965 till 1978 however I do not remember you. We lived on the other side of the lot, the big, green semi detached house.

To Barb Rapanotti:
Maryann is doing well. She will be posting shortly. I’ll tell her you said hi. I’m not as busy as you think anymore. My daughter is 21 and will be graduating from Widener University in May with a degree in finance. She will be working for Lockeed Martin starting in June. My middle son is 19. He is a full time EMT in Maple Shade. Also works part time for Lenola and Moorestown EMT and also for Stat Transportation at JFK Hospital in Cherry Hill. He is still attending BCC for a Firescience degree and plans to take the civil service test to become a firefighter. He wants to work in Camden, but needs to be a resident there for three years. Hey, does anyone know some good, cheap real estate in Camden?? My youngest son is 17 and a junior at Moorestown High School. He is really the only one I have left in the nest. So, yes I was very busy, but now it’s getting very quiet.

terry defrancisco Says:
March 19, 2008 at 11:24 pm Ken,
Miss Butler lived on Pelham Place and she had a brother, Paul, who did play in the band. She was a physical education teacher at Wilson while I attended. She and I became great friends out of school also. Spent a lot of time hanging out with her and Barb Dubinink throughout my four years at Wilson.

terry defrancisco Says:
March 19, 2008 at 11:32 pm Mr. Stevenson,
I don’t know if you remember me, but I had you in sixth grade at Davis School. My sister, Maryann and I were both in your class, she the year after me. I just wanted to let you know that the most fondest memories I have of Davis was having you as a teacher. You were an incredible mentor and you spent so much time with us,even after school. I remember you always taking a bunch of us home to your place in Haddon Heights in your maroon Cougar and having hot chocolate while singing songs and hanging out. I remember that your very new bride welcomed us all in with open arms and I remember when your first babies were born. Twins right? It was so great to hear from you and see your picture again on your website. You were, without a doubt, my best memory of Davis School. Thank you for being an awesome teacher and friend.

Nick Rapanotti Says:
March 20, 2008 at 6:44 am Hey Ken & Paul……
Do you guys remember “tearing up gardens” at night?

Ken Says:
March 20, 2008 at 9:39 am Welcome Ella-Marie Gismondi (Gilman) and Gene McCloskey. I’m glad you both found the site. Visit often and keep sharing your memories!

Ella-Marie, besides my sister Laurie and myself, you are the first kid from the 32nd Street “Hill” to check in here!

Gene, check out the link to the Phil Cohen Camden site on the blogroll to the right. He has a whole section of pictures from Westfield Acres.

Nick Rapanotti Says:
March 20, 2008 at 1:51 pm Ken:
I forgot about that! What a stinky memory. Speaking of fences…..I used to play wiffle ball with Glen. Someone knocked the ball over a fence and dummy me said I would get it. I jumped over a fence and did not see the NYLON CLOTHES LINE in the yard…..but my neck felt it!!!! OUCH!!!!!

George Gumbrell Says:
March 20, 2008 at 6:34 pm Hey, anyone else remember the lower gym at Wilson. We had alot of fun there, wrestling, golf, some type of hockey, baseball, hiding out.

Ken Says:
March 20, 2008 at 7:13 pm The Lower Gym at Wilson, us wrestlers lived there from November till the end of February, with the heat cranked up high, in our rubber sweat suits. Yes we knew the place well. And who let the golf team in??? It must have been after the wrestling season when we had all cleared out.

Here’s one for you… who besides the wrestling team knew there was a tunnel leading from Wilson’s boiler room (we use to sit in there to sweat) to the soda and snack supply closet at the end of the ramp leading to the locker rooms? It was a winding tunnel, pitch dark, that you had to virtually crawl through. The snacks and sodas were meant to be sold at the basketball games and dances. Leave it to starving wrestlers to find food at the end of a dark tunnel. LOL

terry defrancisco Says:
March 21, 2008 at 12:10 am Ken,
Barb Dubinink was my best friend all through high school and we are still in touch today. I wasn’t aware that you worked for the school newspaper.

Nick Rapanotti Says:
March 21, 2008 at 12:43 am Ken & Ter:

I sent you both e-mails as to where my brother works.

elaine ledrew (neely) Says:
March 21, 2008 at 1:06 pm To Dot Ward thanks for giving my memory a jolt. i remembered the ward name but could not place the name and street. i remember Rose very well. she is a neat lady with a great sense of humor. we had many laughs around my sisters table. i also remember you as a pretty teenager with brown curly hair. Did you have older brothers?

terry defrancisco Says:
March 21, 2008 at 2:38 pm To Dot Ward,
Your mother in law is Rose Melleby? Which Melleby are you married to? I knew your name sounded familiar, as did Elaine’s. I believe I was a bit younger, but I still remember the names. I grew up with Linda, Patty, Diane, and Harzie Melleby and lived on Rowe Street.

Ken Says:
March 23, 2008 at 9:45 pm Welcome Jim Lang, Elain Ledrew (Neely) and Vicky Kissinger Garrison. We’re glad you all found the site, and hope you will visit frequently and share some memories. We are always adding new stuff.

Vicky I left a message under the “Olga’s/Hollingshed’s” page, my Dad too worked for Hollingshed’s, as did George Gumbrell’s – he also posts here. We have enough kids of former employees here to start a chapter of “Sons and Daughters of Hollingshed’s Employees”

George Gumbrell Says:
March 24, 2008 at 1:55 pm OK All East Camdenites, Does anyone know who the Clothes Prop man was, I mean his name, and where was he from?

George Gumbrell Says:
March 24, 2008 at 5:47 pm Could be Ken, No, I remember at least once my mom sending me out back to by the elusive clothes prop. To this day, in the spring and summer, with the soft coo of a dove, behind it I hear a faint, CLOTHES PROPS.

Freddy Vesper Says:
March 25, 2008 at 12:13 pm Ken,
Thank you for the welcome and the condolence for my brother Dennis.
I went to school with your sister Karen from the 2nd grade until we graduated WWHS in 1967. I remember attending one of Karen’s birthday parties when I was 10/11 yaers old at your house on 32nd St. Your street was a popular place when it snowed. We would sled, or those of us who had no sled would slide down 32nd St. on a trash can lid, toward Westfield Ave. The sacrificial member of our group would be at the bottom of the hill watching the traffic and when there was a break in the traffic he would wave and we would sled down the hill. I am amazed nobody was ever struck by a vehicle.

Charlie “Skeeter” Moy Says:
March 25, 2008 at 3:24 pm Freddy,

Good to hear from you my friend,great site ,eh?

Lots of memories here,and even though I am much older than most people here,I can still relate to the other posters. For instance ,,,teachers.

Seems like Cramer,jumped back & forth as an eleentary school and a Jr. HS,as needed by the city of Camden.

Some teachers,like Mr. Johnson,my home room teacher in 7th grade at Davis taught 9th grade math at Cramer to some of the younger posters.

Plus our E. Camden,was like a city within a city,and seems to have made a very happy lasting impression on those who grew up there.

Stop back often,and be sure to share some of your memories from those days on Merriel Ave..

George Gumbrell Says:
March 25, 2008 at 4:31 pm Hey Nick, it was around 5th and 6 grade yrs.

Ken Says:
March 25, 2008 at 5:15 pm Freddy, I may or may not have been at my sister Karen’s birthday party that year. I think she is ten years older than me, but when you ask her, the gap in years lessens each year. I seem to get older and closer in age to her with each passing year. Strange thing about older sisters. LOL

I guess when the Class of ‘67 kids were young, there was not much traffic on Westfield, by time us mid-70’s kids came along we were sledding towards High Street as the traffic was too much on Westfield to get a break. It was a great hill for sledding, either direction. Seems like we had more snow back then… guess global warming is a reality.

Ken Says:
March 25, 2008 at 7:42 pm Now that you mention it George, we did see Mr. Stevenson outside McGraw one day. I think we were walking to Roy Rogers on Route 130. Remember we use to get those roast beef sandwiches then drown them in horseradish sauce. That place and Gino’s were two more of our favorite haunts. And George, you better return those ash-trays you stole! Though I think you only did so to keep the smokers from sitting near our table.

George Gumbrell Says:
March 25, 2008 at 7:51 pm It was one of those Ken, and I still love horseradish. Hey I still don’t want them to sit anywhere near me!

George Gumbrell Says:
March 25, 2008 at 8:04 pm Don’t let them know where I am, I’m not done with them yet, and besides that, it has only been about 36 years or so!

Ken Says:
March 25, 2008 at 10:16 pm Jim Lang, are you related to Larry Lang who grew up in Camden? Also graduated Wilson in the 60’s I believe?

Freddy Vesper Says:
March 26, 2008 at 8:50 am Jim Lang,
How are you doing ? How is your brothers Jack, David, and Paul? I know your Mom passed away a few years back but how is Dad? I remember when I would come home on leave from the Air Force and late at night after a date with my girlfriend ( my wife now) you and your Dad would be waiting and invite over to have a few beers and talk. What have you been doing?

Freddy Vesper Says:
March 26, 2008 at 7:07 pm I don’t remember any Finnish lady on Rosedale Ave. or any Finnish lady in the neighborhood.

terry downs Says:
March 26, 2008 at 11:01 pm Hi Dot Ward, we graduated together, and you lived next door to my father Harry Downs

George Gumbrell Says:
March 27, 2008 at 8:47 am Hey, Thanks Bonnie, I hope Nick checks back in to post something. It would be great to talk to him! And thank you for showing him the site.

Freddy Vesper Says:
March 29, 2008 at 8:36 am Skeeter,
They are the same guys who taught me how to play football. I was 6 or 7 years at the time and they were in their early teens.

Charlie “Skeeter” Moy Says:
March 29, 2008 at 8:54 pm jim lang,

Yes I lived on the opposite side of Dudley Grange Park from Woodrow Wilson,on Rosedale Ave.

The back of our house faced the back of Freddy Vesper’s house,although he moved into that house after we left the neighborhood.

There is an alley in between.

If you walked out the front door of my house up the embankment and crossed the R/R tracks you ran into a hedgerow.

The hedgerow ran all the way from Westfield along Rosedale to 32nd street.

In order to get to the area where you & I and Freddy played football you had to find an opening in that hedgerow.

There were a few created by kids squeezing & pushing their way through.

Freddy Vesper Says:
March 30, 2008 at 9:59 am George,
Dennis played a few more years after high school and later sold his drums.

George Gumbrell Says:
March 30, 2008 at 11:26 pm Hey Nick, I am planning a trip to Jersey, I was hoping for May, It now looks like sometime in late June. That would be great and so much fun. But I think Nick, you, Ken, Paul, and I have to meet at Mario’s, and then bike to Cherry Hill , and then to a gathering. Wouldn’t that be grand!!!

George Gumbrell Says:
March 31, 2008 at 1:27 am Hey Fred, Thank you for your answer. I am sorry to hear that. Dennis had such great talent. I played drums after him at Davis. And it was a thrill to have him around when I was playing, and have him nod his approval to Mr. Shaw. Thank You Dennis, you were Great! RIP my friend.

Ken Says:
March 31, 2008 at 10:25 am Couple of questions for those that lived in that 100 block of 32nd/Merrill Ave neighborhood…

What was the name of the dry cleaner on the corner of 32nd and Westfield… was it Westfield Cleaners? I remember taking my Dad’s pants and suit jackets there for dry cleaning.

And does anyone remember a woman named Catherine Heimlick (spelling?) who lived in the 100 block of 32nd? She was an Avon Lady, and I believe her husband’s name was Charles, and he was the manager of the big Woolworth’s on Broadway in Camden. My Mom use to buy Avon from her, and my sister Laurie (usually at my urging) would torment that poor lady worse than the neighborhood cats. But she kept coming back as I think my Mom bought every new Avon decanter that came out (I still have many of them in boxes in the attic).

I never knew Mrs. Ruberg lived on 32nd, I had her for math in 8th Grade. Nice teacher, I think she retired in ‘72 the year I left Davis.

Charlie “Skeeter” Moy Says:
March 31, 2008 at 12:52 pm I went to school with a Richie Heimlich. I know he had a sister Helen ,maybe?

I think it was Davis,but I do no remember him on 32nd st. during my time in the neighborhood.

I found this artice posted by him on Phil Cohens site.

It appears that the first part of the article was not posted,so perhaps he did live there for awhile after I left.

…… we were still at 2631 Carman until 1967 (not 1964) so it was a total of 28 years. Some other memory jogs were the original name of the bank right in back of us was the Camden Trust Company. The original name of the bar before Mike Love’s (Satellite Lounge) was “The Rathskeller”.

Other very clear and accurate (as I know it’s important) Federal Street memories:

The Victory [Victoria] Theater Movie House – at the corner of 26th and Federal Streets. It was an ornately decorated old movie theater with a five cent fee, later increased in two stages to 12 cents then 25 cents. On Saturdays, the Victoria always played a double feature run. I’ll never forget my brother John and me watching Superman and the Mole Men at one showing. This was before the Arlo Movie up the street on the Westfield side was built. During the building of the Arlo, John and I played on the steel girders and other construction elements. After it got run down, the Victory remained boarded up and vacant for many years and was finally torn down to make way for a new diner.

The Holly Diner – When the diner first opened it was called the Holly Diner and we hung out there nightly (Jimmy Devenny, Jerry Molineaux, Mike Comardo, Wayne Ingram, Frank Hubler, Don Grille, Russ Chandler, Richard Chandler, Pee Wee Bartolino, Bobby Jones, Richie Middleton, Joe McGinnis, etc., etc.). This was directly across the street from Woolworths 5 &10 Cent Store. Woolworths had a lunch counter and soda fountain in full operation in addition to their retail business. To make sure you have the exact location, the Victoria was where the diner still stands today in East Camden at the corner of 26th and Federal. I wish I knew the exact street address but I don’t. The movie doors faced Federal so it must have had a Federal Street address.

Merritt’s – Rexall Drug Store – On the opposite corner of 26th and Federal going north, across from the Victoria also facing Federal was the MAB Paint Store, then the Rexall Drug Store which also had a small lunch counter and soda fountain and a great comic book section where we would sit and read as many as we could before we wore out our welcome. The Rexall was operated by Mrs. Mints (or Mintz it was pronounced). We befriended her and others in the store and they allowed us to read the comic books. If and when we had the money we would visit the soda fountain.

Horn & Hardart’s – Next to Rexall Drugs was the Horn & Hardart’s Store. The Horn & Hardart’s northern most building wall ran along the drive-in passenger car way for the bank (Camden Trust Company). We would walk out our back door, walk across the bank’s parking lot, the rear side of the bank, up the drive in paved way and right into Horn & Hardart’s.

I’m going to long so here is an exact recap of the entire block on (all doors facing) Federal between 26th and 27th during our childhood. These were pretty well set between 1949/50 – 1956/57.

MAB Paint Store

Merritt’s Rexall Drug Store

Horn & Hardart’s

Camden Trust Company Company Drive In

Camden Trust Company Main Building

Camden Trust Company Alley Way to rear parking lot

The Rathkeller, later Mike Love’s Bar

M&M Tailors (owned by Marty) – later mover across the street to the Westfield side next to Elwell’s Jeweler store and Sugar Bowl.

2 Stores that kept changing occupants so no long memories for these 2 locations.

The Ros-Mor Apartments

Alley way to Ros-Mor’s Garage Parking – our house touched the back of the garages.

Bigler’s Flower Shop – We all grew up with Joan Bigler (Joanie).

Doctor Newmeyer’s Office – an OBGYN. My two sons were delivered by him.

The Sun Shoe Repair Store – great red leather booths where you could take off your shoes and wait while they were repaired. The cobblers did their work behind large glass windows so outsiders could watch their skill.

The Acme Market – I “took orders” from here, pushing carts home for the elderly and others for a quarter.

Lynch’s Dry Cleaning Store

The Gulf Gas Station run by a tall good natured guy named George. I used to get him lunch from the Sugar Bowl for 15/25 cents. This was the end of the block, right across the street from the Fire House and the bays of the Gulf Station facing 27th and the island.

Richard Heimlich
June 2006

Ken Says:
March 31, 2008 at 1:19 pm Must be a related Heimlick family Skeeter. I know Catherine Heimlick, the Avon Lady, lived on the left side of 32nd if you were walking towards the railroad from Westfield. She lived there in the late 60’s and early 70’s for sure. My sister Laurie may know the exact address. She was a very petite woman. And I think when she lived there in the late 60’s, it was with just her husband. Though they may have had a son, in your age group, and he may be the Heimlick you remember from 32nd.

Charlie “Skeeter” Moy Says:
March 31, 2008 at 8:45 pm Freddy Vesper,

Phil Cohen has added a Merriel Ave. page to his site.

Very little on it right now,but if you have any pictures or comments Phil will definitely post them for you.

I have things posted in the E. Camden section.

Is this where you lived…I recognize the owners as Myer,as in

Donald “Gates” Myers my frien…see it was sooo long ago I thought it was Myers with an “s” on the end.

3161 Merriel Avenue

1924 No Listing
1929 Frank Sias
teacher
1947 Harry F. Meyer

Freddy Vesper Says:
April 1, 2008 at 8:20 am Skeeter,
I lived at 3178, the odd numbers were the homes that backed to the Westfield Ave houses. The Meyer at 3161 was a different family. Mr Meyer died prior to my arrival on Merriel Ave but I knew Mrs Meyer quite well. I would do errands for her and she had a small side business doing invisible mending of garments.

Laurie Freeman (Brown) Says:
April 2, 2008 at 1:19 am George, A reunion bike trip sounds great, though I’d probably be out of breath pretty quick. A charted bus trip through the old neighborhood sounds more my speed. lol

George Gumbrell Says:
April 2, 2008 at 8:37 am OK Laurie. A charted bus trip with refreshments, cheesesteaks, hoagies, pretzels, drink a toast, and yum yum. And with Ken as our tour guide!

Nick Rapanotti Says:
April 2, 2008 at 11:27 am I GOT MY AARP!!!!!!!!!

George Gumbrell Says:
April 2, 2008 at 5:19 pm Hey Laurie, Nick and Paul. What do you think of Ken driving the Bus? I think his reflexes would be alittle slower now. And I don’t know about coming down that 32nd st. hill!!!

William (Bud) Neely Says:
April 3, 2008 at 2:19 pm Read quite a bit of your web site, very good keep up the good work. I lived at 3312 Rowe St. across the lot from Terry’s house. Elaine Le Drew is my younger sister. I remember when Terry and her family moved in. At that time I was marreid and lived down the street.

Bud Neely

Ken Says:
April 3, 2008 at 6:59 pm Okay, I miss a day here, and my driving ability on the 32nd Street hill gets scrutinized! Geez!!!! Tell you what, when the tour bus gets to the top of the hill, I’ll turn the driving over to whoever is not wearing bi-focals and I’ll bumper surf down the hill on my skates

And WELCOME Bud Neely. Are you any relation to Debbie Neely who graduated Wilson in 76?

Ella-Marie Says:
April 4, 2008 at 6:14 pm Ken, I use to BUMPER RIDE with my sled. I remember 1 time someone did it and ended up with a broken nose at the corner of High and 32nd. OUCH!!!

Ken Says:
April 4, 2008 at 8:27 pm And on the topic of broken noses, my brother Mike’s nose was broken after getting hit with a baseball bat in the lot on 32nd Street before the Westfield Tower was built, he was probably about ten at the time. A bunch of the kids were playing ball and he was the catcher and got hit. I don’t recall who was swinging the bat though.

terry defrancisco Says:
April 5, 2008 at 11:37 pm Hey Ken and Nick,
If you all have that reunion in May or June, let me know. I would love to participate. And Ken, I already have my AARP card!

George Gumbrell Says:
April 6, 2008 at 1:21 am Hey Terry, Ken and Nick, after talking to Courtney, it looks like for me, maybe July. I was hoping sooner. But would you guys let me know how the reunion was!!! I hope you guys have a great time!