Nancy A Groene Bené

Happy Birthday and many happy returns, Jay!

Happy Birthday old Lincoln grad school what great memory i drove by there in August and it know covers half the block Hope you can come to the glass reunion Oct 9 2022 .John Deer Commons

Happy birthday Nancy! I hope you have a great day. Look for a private message.

Happy Birthday Diane! Have a great year being 75!

Happy Birthday Sylvia.

Happy birthday Nancy. I hope you have a great day and stay inside all cozy and warm.

Mr. Dilulio was the band teacher at Coolidge Jr. High before he moved to that position at MHS. I played (or tried to play) the flute. Even though I wasn't very good, Mr. Dilulio was nice to me.

I am very sorry to learn of Marcia's death. She and I talked about a month ago and she and I talked about the cancer. I meant to call her back. About a week ago, I was reminded of something that happened in Mrs. Roman's third grade class at Lincoln School. Marcia and I were classmates. And I thought that I would call Marcia and reminisce with her about Mrs. Roman and some of our classmates. But I didn't get around to making the call and I'm sorry.

Carol was a nice girl. At one of the reunions, she told me about being a single mom when her kids were young. I asked how she did it and she said her mom helped her out a lot.

Posted on: Aug 29, 2018 at 1:01 PM

Hi Gail, Glad to see you. I remember sitting next to you and chatting at long ago reunion. Would like to continue the conversation.

Mr. Coder was one of the important people in my life who spurred me on to think for myself and to think critically. When I took civics from Mr. Coder one summer, he raised the issue about intermarriage of blacks and whites. I was raised in a conformist family, but after thinking about Mr. Coder's question for a day and a half and going over as many elements of the issue that I could identify, I came to my own conclusion.  I can't tell you how many times thoughout my life so far that I've referred to Mr. Coder. 

Mr. Coder was one of the important people in my life who spurred me on to think for myself and to think critically. When I took civics from Mr. Coder one summer, he raised the issue about intermarriage of blacks and whites. I was raised in a conformist family, but after thinking about Mr. Coder's question for a day and a half and going over as many elements of the issue that I could identify, I came to my own conclusion.  I can't tell you how many times thoughout my life so far that I've referred to Mr. Coder.