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ANDREWS, Karen (Brown)
31553 Hazzard Drive
Lewes, DE 19958
PHONE: 302-945-4117
CELL PHONE: 302-542-3757
EMAIL: karen.brown1@mchsi.com
I have been living in Delaware for 26 years, now. For the past 4 years, I have been employed for a hotel in Rehoboth Beach, as the General Manager. Prior to this, I worked for CPA's for over 25 years. I only get back to Charleroi 2 - 3 times a year. Great Site! (7/13/05)
Additional Email: speers@mchsi.com |
BIAGINI, Ken
5525 Cresthaven Lane, Apt. 1B
Toledo, OH 43614
CELL PHONE: 419-467-1039
EMAIL: pinchot56@aim.com
WEBSITE: http://www.livinurdreamtravel.com
I'M STILL The Bush Man. I just moved to Toledo a year, ago. I've lived in Houston, Texas and Uniontown, PA- where I was the road manager for a rock band called "The Zippers". That was a hell of a ride! Then off to Claysville, PA to manage two truck stops. Now, I'm in Toledo. Hope to hear from my old High School chums and chumettes. (1/29/05)
Updated 10/17/07:
Hello, to all my classmates.
Hope all is well with you and your families. I am still alive and kickin'; can't believe I'm over fifty (still feel like I'm fifteen with the same IQ for fun and good times). If any of you feel the same, please visit my website www.livinurdreamtravel.com to book anything to deal with your travel and entertainment needs. I look forward to hearing from you. Take care.
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BOULANGER, David M. (In Memoriam)
David Michael Boulanger, 50, of Charleroi, died Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2006, after a battle with ALS (Lou Gehrig's disease). He was born Feb. 29, 1956, in North Charleroi, a son of Donna Barton Boulanger, of Charleroi, who survives, and the late Donald G. Boulanger. David graduated from Charleroi High School with the Class of 1974 and was a member of the Charleroi Belgium Club. He was employed at the Koppers Plant in Monessen. Surviving, in addition to his mother, is his wife, Toni Rialti Boulanger; a daughter, Melissa L. Boulanger, of Charleroi; a stepson, John Koster; two stepdaughters, Carla Axton and husband Wayne, of Charleroi, and TSgt. Christy Harris, serving with the U.S. Air Force, and husband Thomas, of Melbourne, Fla.; a brother, Douglas Boulanger and wife Kim, of Speers Hill; a sister, Denise Wozniak, of Lumberton, Texas; his mother-in-law, Barbara Cosner, of Ellsworth; a stepbrother, Brian McCarty and wife Dr. Roxanne McCarty, of Speers; four sisters-in-law, Sandra McGurk and friend Gene Larson, of Charleroi, Maria Mugrage and husband Alan, of Charleroi, Linda Fiorino and husband John, of Belle Vernon, and Barbie Calladine and husband Pete, of Richeyville; one brother-in-law, Louis Rialti and wife Kim, of Charleroi; one niece, Brianne Kalha; and two nephews, Nicholas and Nathan Boulanger; 10 stepgrandchildren; and numerous aunts, uncles and cousins. In addition to his father, David was preceded in death by a stepson, Justin Haluschak; and a brother-in-law, David Wozniak. Friends will be received Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the SCHROCK-HOGAN FUNERAL HOME and CREMATION SERVICES INC., (www.schrock-hogan.com), 226 Fallowfield Ave., Charleroi. Funeral services will be announced in Friday's edition.
The Valley Independent |
CASSIDY, Elizabeth
32 Elm Street
Charleroi, PA 15022
PHONE: 412-260-6790
EMAIL: irishliz@netzero.com
(Update 08/08/08) Last August I was diagnosed w/stage 3c breast cancer, have had chemo, mascetomy & now going into a few more chemo's & radation, if ayone else has or is going thru this please feel free to contact me .
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I'm living in Long Branch, with my boyfriend, Keith Willey. We both work at Lee Supply Co. in Charleroi, where I am a data entry clerk. I have two children (my son, Jason passed away in 1990) my daughter, Jennifer is married and expecting our first grandchild. Keith has two daughters. We also have three grandpuppies and two grandcats. Keith is my soulmate and we are having fun while getting older; travel alot and party alot. Would love to hear from some of my old friends. (9/9/06) |
CRAWFORD, Brian L.
53 Haddale Avenue
Wheeling, WV 26003
PHONE: 304-243-1761
EMAIL: geoblc@gmail.com
WEBSITE: http://www.geobc.net
After 15 years in the military and at least 10 years as a student, I'm now an Associate Professor at West Liberty State College. My wife Vicki & I recently became "empty-nesters" as our youngest (Grant - 17) went off to WVU to be an engineering student, or burn couches, or something (two older step-kids are married now). Visit me at: www.LST1194.org. (8/29/04) |
DiPIAZZA, Frank III (In Memoriam)
Frank DiPiazza III, 50, of Charleroi, died Monday, Feb. 26, 2007, at his home. He was born Sept. 28, 1956, in North Charleroi, a son of Collette Gedeon DiPiazza, of Charleroi, and the late Frank "Shorty" DiPiazza Jr. Frank graduated from Charleroi High School with the Class of 1974 and was a member of Mary, Mother of the Church parish in Charleroi and past organizer of the Charleroi Cougars Booster Club. He was a Forensic Security Guard at Mayview State Hospital and was formerly employed at Wheeling-Pittsburgh Steel Co., Allenport plant in the cold drawing department from 1974 to 1982. In addition to his mother, he is survived by two sons and one daughter, Derek, Roman and Christina DiPiazza, all of North Charleroi; a brother, Randy DiPiazza and wife Emily, of Charleroi; a sister, Lisa Nangle and husband Charles, of Charleroi; several nieces, nephews, aunts and uncles; and his very loving companion, Annette. In addition to his father, he was preceded in death by his son, Frank DiPiazza IV, in 1997; and his twin brother, Michael. Friends will be received Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Thursday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. at the SCHROCK-HOGAN FUNERAL HOME & CREMATION SERVICES INC., (www.schrock-hogan.com), 226 Fallowfield Ave., Charleroi. A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated Friday, March 2, at 10 a.m. in Mary, Mother of the Church in Charleroi. Interment will follow in Sacred Heart Cemetery.
The Valley Independent |
EASTMAN, Cindy
EMAIL: cpuskar@amer.com
Hello Class of 74,
Sorry, I missed this summer's class reunion. Hope you all had a great time. It was nice to see the photo gallery, and to see that you all haven't changed too much! :) I'm still here in Florida; in fact, braving the third hurricane in a month- Hurricane Ivan. We'll have to see if this reaches anyone... please, feel free to email me back! (9/9/04)
Bye, Cindy
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EVERLY, Susan Lynn (Moore) IN MEMORIAM
Susan Lynn Moore, 48, of Charleroi, died Monday, Aug. 30, 2004, in Mon Valley Care Center, Carroll Township. She was born Aug. 23, 1956, a daughter of Mary Payton Everly of Charleroi and the late Richard Everly. Susan was a graduate of Charleroi Area High School with the Class of 1974 and graduated from California University of Pennsylvania, receiving her degree in early childhood education. She was a member of Charleroi Baptist Church. In addition to her mother, she is survived by her husband, William J. Moore; two daughters, Tara Doggett and husband Dennis of Charleroi and Karly J. Moore of Charleroi; one son, Gary "Buddy" Prosser and wife Alysia of Charleroi; three brothers, Richard Everly and wife Debbie of Charleroi, Keith Everly and wife Debbie of Coal Center and Bruce Everly and wife Arlene of Charleroi; one sister, Pam Newman and husband Harry of Charleroi; five grandchildren, Cody, Cory, Gavin and Evan Doggett and Tristin Prosser; and her mother-in-law, Helen J. Moore of Finleyville. In addition to her father, Susan was preceded in death by her maternal grandparents, James and Olive Payton; her paternal grandparents, Ed and Cora Savarno; and her father-in-law, William L. Moore. Friends will be received Tuesday from 7 to 9 p.m. and Wednesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. in the SCHROCK-HOGAN FUNERAL HOME INC., 226 Fallowfield Ave., Charleroi. Funeral services will be held Thursday, Sept. 2, at 11 a.m. in the funeral home with Pastor Shirley K. Edgar officiating. Interment will be in Belle Vernon Cemetery.
The Valley Independent
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GENCY, Pamela (Nichols)
29 Leyda Avenue
Charleroi, PA 15022
PHONE: 724-483-4887
CELL PHONE: 724-344-8655
EMAIL: Mine4angel@comcast.net
Hi, Everyone!
I'm so happy to have found this site!!
I've been married to Edward Nichols for the past 12 years and have been living here in upstate New York for the past 6 years. We also have a home in Monessen. I come back once a month to see my family. I would love to see all of you too!
Ed and I work together and have a business which has been very blessed. I have one daughter, Rachel (24) and Ed has 5 children... 4 boys and a girl, ranging in age from 36 to 19. The children are scattered everywhere- Vermont, Delaware and Pittsburgh, where my girl is!
It truly is sad to hear about the classmates who are no longer with us. May we remember them all!!!
I'll be looking forward to hearing from some of my old friends! I also am getting ready to contact some of you especially you upstate New Yorkers! You'll be the first! Hope to see you ALL at the reunion!!! (7/13/04)
Love,
Pam
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GILMER, Vernon IN MEMORIAM- Classmate Tributes
I haven't seen Vernon, since high school, but in my senior year, Vernon was one of my closest friends. Sad to say- although it's true, even though he was one of my closest friends in school, I haven't seen nor talked with him since that time. Hopefully, everything is well with his family or as well as can be expected under the circumstances.
Randy Shelton |
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GUTTMAN, Richard
EMAIL: rguttman@guttmanoil.com
PHOTO: Pictured with former classmate, Terri Tapper, on a recent trip to the Turks and Caicos. (2/18/05) |
HENDERSON, Cheryl Ann
883 Buffalo Run Road
Friendsville, MD 21531
PHONE: 301-746-5625
EMAIL: smithwood@gcnetmail.net
Hey, Classmates of '74...
I am living near Deep Creek Lake in Western Maryland, about an hour south of Charleroi. I am married with three children. My husband and I are eagerly awaiting our youngest son's college graduation in the Spring of 2005, after which we can begin our "FUN YEARS".
I have been walking in the woods for a living, selling land. For those of you who remember me, it won't come as much of a surprise I found a career that requires jeans as a uniform!
I haven't made any of the reunions, but that doesn't mean I haven't thought about many of you throughout the years. I would love to get an email from an old friend, if any of you would care to type! I am in Charleroi once a week on family visits and would enjoy "meeting up" & "catching up". So, touch base if you are out there! (7/12/04)
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HIXENBAUGH, Pam (Seward)
402 Old 71
Charleroi, PA 15022
PHONE: 724-483-7263 (home) 412-831-1111 (work)
CELL PHONE: 724-366-8606
EMAIL: sojourner2005@comcast.net
Wow - it's really great to re-connect. I've been gone for 15 years. Everything is so different. I am really interested in seeing Charleroi restored. Please send me information. (9/1/06)
Pam Hixenbaugh Seward
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ISBELL, Patti (Holmes)
16708 Huron Street
Accokeek, MD 20607
PHONE: 301-283-0110
EMAIL: priholmes@comcast.net
Living and have lived in Maryland for over 20 years. Married for the first time, April 6, 2002 (I'm a late bloomer) to a wonderful man, named Michael. No children, but we have fish and we are looking to add a dog to the family soon. I've been working at a law firm for 14 years as an accountant. Sorry, I missed the reunion, but had a family reunion to attend. Hope to see you next time. (2/28/05) |
MAGRUDA, Debra
771 Old 71
Charleroi, PA 15022
EMAIL: dyesek46@comcast.net
Hi Eveyone...
Married again. Have three children and three granchildren. Doing great. I own a bar in Fallowfield Twp. Loving life; waiting to retire soon. See you all at the next reunion. (3/27/08) |
MALUSH, Rudolph Edward (In Memoriam)
Captain Rudolph Edward Malush, USN, retired, 50, passed away Wednesday, Aug. 15, 2007, in Virginia Beach, Va. He was born in Charleroi, the son of Marcine Schwartz Malush, who survives and resides in Charleroi, and the late Rudolph E. Malush. Captain Malush was a retired naval officer. He graduated from Charleroi Area High School in 1974 and from Pennsylvania State University in 1978. He was commissioned as a U.S. Naval officer in 1978. During his career, he earned his master of mechanical engineering and mechanical engineer degrees from the Naval Postgraduate School; was MPA on the USS Midway during Desert Shield and Desert Storm; and served as chief engineer on the USS Eisenhower. In addition to his mother, Captain Malush is survived by his wife, Suzanne M. Malush, and three sons, Ethan, Jeremy and Jonathan Malush, all of Virginia Beach; three sisters, Eileen Klapka, of Carrollton, Va., Carol Rumberger, of Allen, Texas, and Theresa Malush, of Charleroi; and a host of other relatives and friends. A memorial service will be conducted at 10 a.m. Friday, Aug. 24, 2007, in Mary, Mother of the Church, Charleroi. Condolences may be offered to the family at www.hollomon-brown.com
The Valley Independent |
MASCARA, Mark E.
3 Wilmont Avenue
Washington, PA 15301
EMAIL: mascaram@co.washington.pa.us
Life is good. I have been a judge now for a little over a year and might be the only classmate with a kid in college and a 3 month-old baby in diapers. Total: four great kids. It is sort of like having a grandchild that stays. (3/30/05) |
MATAY, Patty (Grachen)
106 Saulters Avenue
Bentleyville, PA 15314
EMAIL: pattyron@bentcom.net
Guess you know how old I am. If you were at the 30th, then you know what I do. If you weren't, we missed you. I have two children ages 26 and 11- both girls. I also have one grandaughter, 9 months old. I have been married for 29 years to the same man (God Bless him) Ron Grachen. I am a singer and guitar player and lovin' every minute of it. I would love to hear from you! (8/05/04) |
PFROGNER, Ron CLASSMATE TRIBUTES
I was truly saddened to hear of Ron's passing. Just like most of the rest of us, we seemed to have drifted apart over the years because of college, families, work and other assorted reasons. We would occasionally see or speak to each other, sometimes professionally----me answering a minor legal question or handling a matter for his Mom, he re-finishing my wife's piano she inherited from her grandmother. But I could always count on seeing him at our reunions every five years and engaging in conversation about the good old days. At this last one, our 30th, we both fired up a cigar and puffed away just like it was 1974.
I'll remember Ron's wit and keen sense of humor. He, Eddie Hank, Paul Braunegg, Jim Hazy, Pete Jenkins, Mickey Janosko, Kevin Miller, Hammy Guidette and I drank our first beers and shots of K-51 whiskey together, and we puffed on our first cigars at our "spot" and whiled away the hours talking about all the babes in school. We were Dudleys, after all!!
I know he's in a better place, but there will be a big void at the next reunion. Ron truly was a friend. I miss him already.
Blane Black
My deepest sympathy to Ron's family, he'll surely be missed in the community of Charleroi.
My Regards,
Vicki Matay Schirra
I was very saddened to learn that Ron had passed away. One of my best memories of last summer’s reunion was seeing and talking to Ron, after a lot of years. Always smiling and joking around, he had not seemed to have changed much in all those years. I always thought Ron was a real and genuinely good person. I’m glad I knew him, and I’ll cherish the memories. Thanks Ron.
-Brad Tedrow
The clock of life is wound but once
And no one has the power
To tell just when the hands will stop
At late or early hour
Ron Pfrogner
Late July 2004. Lower Speers. Eric Huhn, Pam Baker and I finished a posh dinner at the Back Porch, a pre-reunion reunion to do some personal catching up before the big event. The weather felt like no weather at all, effortless, neither cold nor hot with the occasional gentle breeze to remind us we were outside. I suggested a walk along the river to visit the quaint shops at the water’s edge.
We browsed through the stores, examining merchandise, teasing each other about taste. Pam mentioned Ron Pfrogner, how he used to have an antiques and refinishing store in this strip but it was gone now. Hmmm, we said. Wonder how he’s doing, where he went. What a funny guy. So likeable. Did he marry?
We had more questions than answers, curious about Ron and whether he would attend the reunion. We chatted about him as we headed back toward our cars. I happened to look up. There was a sign above us with an arrow: “Pfrogner’s Workshop.” “Ron’s dad?” I asked.
No one knew. Let’s follow the sign, like the Yellow Brick Road. We walked toward a bend, no arrows after that. But before we reached the turn, an energetic figure came striding toward us. Ron. We had – in our ignorance and with the help of serendipity – found the elusive Ron, his vintage Speers home, his workshop, his children running through the yard, and his pretty wife Donna cleaning up the dinner dishes.
Seek and ye shall find.
The essence of Ron was his warmth. Sincere, authentic, Ron didn’t act like he was glad to see you. He was glad to see you. He made us feel at home immediately, as though he’d been expecting us all afternoon. We had a beer. We loitered in his big yard. We made jokes, some silly some witty. Ron’s wit was quick. Age hadn’t slowed it.
His boys rode bikes around the property. Later they ran through the yard, wildly chasing a friend, came up to their dad for introductions and a quick hug and ran off again. His daughter was in the house with mom but eventually she, too, came out to meet the strangers, Dad’s friends from high school.
We stood for an hour at the front of Ron’s home, watching the sun’s rays shimmer on the river, admiring the big zucchinis in his overgrown vegetable garden. We shared the condensed versions of our lives, how we’d gotten to this place at this time. The flow of the river mesmerized us, so soothing as darkness fell. We told stories about swimming in that river as kids, surviving the pollution, dodging barges (they move fast when you’re crossing in front of them). Ducks quacked. Boats drifted by. Ronny, Ryan and Juliann sat on the front porch swing, swaying and giggling.
It was Mayberry.
Ron told us how much he loved his life, his wife, his craft. In some way, we each wanted what he had – peace, love, simplicity. It seemed too good to be true. And . . . it was.
As the sun set, Ron took us into his workshop. I remember piles of furniture, extraordinary pieces, tables, bookcases, armoires, dressers, oak, maple, cherry, ash, all either transformed by Ron or about to be.
Quality mattered to Ron. He took his time. He did it right. If he were going to bring an old piece of furniture back to life, it would be with style and strength. We talked a lot about the wood, the grains, the challenge of restoration. Old pieces had stories to tell. They talked to him, Ron said. And he listened.
Eric noticed that a spindle on the back of one of the restored chairs had been put in upside down. I was afraid Ron would be embarrassed or defensive about the mistake. Not our Ron. He laughed, complimenting Eric on his powers of observation, and said, “I guess I’ll have to fix that before they pick it up.”
Ron was the definition of easy going.
And now he is gone. And it’s not so easy for the rest of us, left behind, wrestling with the unfairness of a life claimed decades too early. Ron with his charm and his wit and gentle nature, should have lived to 100, been rocking on that porch swing with his children and their children and their children.
Instead he flows away from us like the river. We stand helpless at the bank, holding fast to the memories of one magical July evening when he invited us into his life and touched our souls.
Thank you, Ron, wherever you have drifted to. I miss you.
Cheryl Deep
I just came on the site to check things out and read about Ron Pfrogner's passing. I am very saddened by this news. I remember talking to Ron, at the reunion last year. I will hold that time in my thoughts forever. Ron, I will miss you.
Glenda Sowinski |
PFROGNER, Ronald J. IN MEMORIAM
Ronald J. Pfrogner, 48, of Speers, died Wednesday, March 30, 2005, in Mon Valley Hospital. He was born Dec. 21, 1956, in North Charleroi, a son of Elizabeth Shimko Pfrogner of Speers and the late Thomas E. Pfrogner Sr. Ron graduated from Charleroi Area High School in 1974. With tenderness and love, we'll hold to the memories we have. His love of being the owner and craftsman of Pfrogner's Workshop we'll remember well, but his love of God and family was the greatest treasure he had. In addition to his mother, Ron is survived by his wife, Donna Gazica Pfrogner; two sons, Ronny and Ryan Pfrogner, at home; a daughter, Juliann Pfrogner, at home; and two brothers, Thomas E. Progner Jr. and wife Mary of Coal Center and Robert Pfrogner and Ellen of Erie. Friends will be received Friday from 2 to 4 and 7t o 9 p.m. in the SCHROCK-HOGAN FUNERAL HOME INC., 226 Fallowfield Ave., Charleroi. Funeral services will be held Saturday, April 2, at 11 a.m. in the funeral home. The family has requested that, in lieu of flowers, donations be made to the charity of one's choice.
The Valley Independent
CONDOLENCE CONTACT INFORMATION:
136 River Road
Belle Vernon, PA 15012
724-489-4812
pfrog4Him@msn.com
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Ron added his profile to the alumni site, in July of 2004. The following was Ron's 'Comment's Box' submission. I especially like the part regarding his "great expectations" about being a husband and father. Such a statement says volumes about "Froggie's" character and the type of man he became in this lifetime. -Debbie Palfrey
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Well, 30 years ago, if you were to tell me that I would move to Georgia to work with a church, end up working with antiques while there, that I then would move back here to look after my parents, start my own business, not marry until I was 35, only then have 3 kids, and on top of everything- I would be a stripper for 25 years... I would have said "yea right". I mean No Way! Yet, it's true (by the way that's "furniture" I strip). I also found out I really like to read, as long as there's no "Great Expectations"! I even married a librarian. I did have "great expectations" though about being a husband and father, and so far I'm not disappointed. (7/13/04) |
SABLE, Sharon
1555 Shrader Avenue
Monessen, PA 15062
PHONE: 724-684-8911
EMAIL: sharon82@comcast.net
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SHRADER, Karen (Stith)
916 W. Main St.
Streator, IL 61364
PHONE: 815-672-6098
CELL PHONE: 815- 992- 8564
EMAIL: thestith@yahoo.com
Hi All,
Alot of you probably don't even remember me. I quit in the 10th grade. Still married, 36 years this year. Bill and I have an RV Service business, 20th year this year. We have 1 daughter, 35 y/o, 1 son, 33 y/o, 2 grandsons 19 and 14. Contact me. Just learning the computer (6 mo.) Love, Karen
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SKIRPAN, Pauline
EMAIL: ph15366@aol.com
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SNYDER, William
273 Grandview Way
Charleroi, PA 15022
PHONE: 724-489-0454
EMAIL: sny189@yahoo.com
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TURNBULL, Kathy (McDonough)
231 Grandview Way
Charleroi, PA 15022
PHONE: 724-483-3892
EMAIL: newatlas@verizon.net
HI, EVERYONE!! THIS IS SO GREAT TO TALK TO EVERYONE. I LIVE IN CHARLEROI AND AM MARRIED TO A GREAT GUY NAMED JOHN. WE HAVE 2 CHILDREN... HEATHER IS 30 AND ERIC IS 25, AND 3 BEAUTIFUL GRANCHILDREN WHO I ADORE. I WORK FOR A DISTRICT JUSTICE AND I LOVE MY WORK. I WASN'T ABLE TO MAKE 30TH REUNION- MY 3rd GRANDCHILD WAS BORN (LANDON JAMES). HOPE TO MAKE THE NEXT REUNION !!!! HI, TO ALL. (11/2/04)
Updated 9/23/07: I still am married to my wonderful husband, John McDonough. I have two great kids, Heather and Eric and four adorble grandchildren, Dalton (8), Mackenna (4), Landon (3) AND Bryce (17 mos. I continue to live in Speers, and work for a District Judge. |
WATKINS, Brenda
508 Alleghany Road
Fayetteville, NC 28304
EMAIL: mjsmom1956@yahoo.com
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WEAVER, Debi (Stark)
505 Parente Blvd.
Monessen, PA 15063
PHONE: 724-797-0355
EMAIL: debi_stark@hotmail.com
Well, I'm still in the Valley working at "Slammin' Sammies" as the cook, and living with my two kids in Donora. Nothing much exciting... just every day normal things here!!! (5/16/05) |
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