July 2026 –2027
On July 9, Ann BOOKER Richter (64) wrote: Just turned 80 and am full of pep, la joie de vivre.
Here’s a short note to express my heartfelt gratitude for your dedication over the years in keeping us informed about our classmates. Having lived in Switzerland since 1969, I am especially grateful that you have helped me hold on to memories that will remain with me forever.
I truly cherish seeing familiar names appear and reading the news about our classmates. There are not many marriages to celebrate these days (!) and, more often, we hear of those who have passed on. Yet even these bittersweet updates bring a certain sense of peace to my heart. They remind me of our shared past, the friendships we treasured, and the bond that connects us after all these years.
Thank you for keeping those memories alive and for giving us the opportunity to remain connected, even across the passing decades.
Again, with many thanks to you, Elaine, I send my profound affection and warmest wishes to each and every one of you in the Class of 1964. Warmly, Ann Richter (BOOKER)
On August 15, Rebecca DUNN Fuqua [58] wrote: Because I live so far away and cannot come to the reunion, I am sending my check to you to help with newsletter expenses.