Patricia Ann Richards Armstrong
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Posted on: Aug 27, 2023 at 1:26 PM
Happy Birthday to a most memorable Katisha! ??????
Very sad news. What a life! Such achievements...
Posted on: Dec 11, 2022 at 4:00 PM
Happy Birthday in a few days, Mr. Blake, Class of ‘64 Keeper of the Keys and Holder of so much Information Re: our formative years’ STILL beautiful suburb. Seriously, Joe, your research and kind communications have been so appreciated by me and, I’m sure, just about everybody else in our class…the class in which so many things began a rollercoaster transformation. Thank you so much, and may this birthday be really special for you and your eminently successful family. Job well done! I don’t think we are aligned politically, but that’s a moot point. We’re still “TALKIN” and grateful! Have a Merry Christmas and a most Happy New Year.
Patty Richards Armstrong…I’m finally getting used to thinking I’m related to Neil!
Posted on: Jul 14, 2019 at 12:46 PM
Dear Evie,
I cannot attend the coming reunion for various reasons, all of them rather sad. But I do wish everyone who makes it a really fun time. Thank you and all your helpers for all the work you've done - it's appreciated nonetheless. Best wishes to you all!
Patty Richards Armstrong
Posted on: Jan 06, 2019 at 4:33 AM
Howard was one of the Moreland mensches. His musical talent set him apart - but not as far as friends were concerned. It was at our 40th Reunion that he and I talked at length about so many things. I remember him as a compassionate and lovely human being from the very beginning...may his family take comfort in the fact that he is remembered with such fondness and gratitude. Great teachers are such gifts to all.
With deepest sympathy,
Patty
Karen was SO beautiful. She was not unlike, in looks, her slightly misspelt doppelgänger Kim Cattrall! (Samantha in "Sex and the City"). She, among many others in our class of '64 lost through the years, will be remembered fondly and sadly missed.All of us, still around, are into our 80th decade. How, in 1964, could we have imagined being that OLD! Nature is kind in that none of us has that kind of imagination! Best wishes to all of us for a productive time for as long as we have left. May we be doing the things we need to do to ensure a decent life on a small and endangered planet for our grandchildren...great grandchildren. Best wishes to us ALL!