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Add/Update Your 1973 Listing I work for Oregon City School District in the Special Education Department. Been married to Brad for over 32 years. One son.
Office
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Favorite memory: Graduation
Information Specialist
AccountantMike Stainsby (also class of '73) and I have been married 29 years (since April, 1979). We have two sons. Dave, 32, married with two daughters, and Tom, 26, engaged and currently serving with his fiancé in the Navy (both career sailors). I'm currently finishing my master's degree in forensic accounting and should be taking the licensing exam to be a Certified Fraud Investigator before the end of 2008.Retired Boeing managerJohn Crucchiola
Aurora City, OR
Field Superintendent - Hoffman Structures
Married, two daughters (one is 14 - a softball phenom, the other is in her second year at U of O - majoring in journalism)
Professional studentAm undergoing a change of life career change. Will be a Registered Nurse in May, 2010. Still trying to find what I want to be if I grow up.Get onto Facebook. Us WL peeps are having a lot of fun there.Business AnalystFurniture RestorationInformation ServicesHome web page address: www.onyourleft.netBus Operator for Tri-MetI have been married for the past 29 years to Ron and we have 2 daughters, Shannon 32, her son Benjamin 4, and Becky 28, her daughter Makayla 9, and son Kyle 6, and step-daughter Merecedes 16. We are very active with our kids, we all love to ride our ATV's at Sandlake. We love to camp out and travel all over the western part of the US in our RV.Favorite memory: Cruising Broadway, having fun with my friends, Arlene Bruck, Mike Stone, Jay Cushman and Dave Chimetti. Especially cruising around in Mike's VW Bug (Abraham). Meeting Dawn Neves and staying in touch with her these past 35 years, she is an awesome lady. She is truly my best friend for life. Can count on her for anything.Would be great to hear from those who wish to be contacted, feel free to email me, love to catch-up after all these years. I would love to also her from those you who attended Wilsonville Grade School as well.After high school, I traveled the USA a bit, went to college and studied Art Education. Made and learned from mistakes, I turned out older and wiser. I raised and am raising one daughter, Valerie, and 3 dogs, 2 schipperkes. I am married 25 years, am a grandmother of 2 granddaughters, Rowan and Juniper, and live a very quiet life on a ranch by the Willamette River. My parents still live across the street from the high school, my brother Steve lives in Newport, my brother Dan was killed in an auto accident in 1984.I keep in touch with Pamela Wright (Bolton School) and also Randy Rollins.Scott MyreScottsdale, AZ
scottmyre@cox.net
Purchasing and Warehouse Manager, Technical Marine Services
Business Analyst
So many things have happened since high school. I was married for 27 years. Remember me, I was the one who got married in my senior year. So not too shabby for lasting that long, eh? I've found a wonderful man, David. We've been together for about five years now. We live in Olympia, WA, have two dogs and four cats and tons of wildlife running around outside. I have a daughter, Season, she's 30 now. She's just finishing up her studies in Child Psychology. I'm so proud of her, she's my pride and joy.
I've been with Intel Corporation for 28 years now. It's been an awesome company to work for. And since I didn't do the college right out of high school, I'm doing it now as an adult. I've been going to school for the last 3 years. Slowly chugging away at it.
Favorite memory: Oh boy, there were so many. I guess one of the funniest things was walking up those darn stairs with the boys all sitting at the bottom. The hardest part was pretending like we didn't know :). I loved almost everything about high school. The classes, the games, the dances, most of the teachers, but most of all my friends. You all hold a special place in my heart, yeah you know who you are.
I must add I absolutely HATE that they have torn down the old building. It's a shame that wonderful old entry couldn't be saved and used for something. Why does progress have to be so destructive? We need to hold on to our history. It's a shame. Whomever made that decision should be hanging their heads.
Pastor; part-time nail technicianCo-Pastoring with my husband, Alvin. Two boys, ages 21 and 23; two fabulous grandchildren, ages two and one.Favorite memory: Friends, May Day and Mrs. Gano.Michael J. Warner
West Linn, OR
mjwpar72@hotmail.com