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In Memoriam they left too soon
Bobbi Schaad wrote and published the first (!) article about our 40-year Reunion at the Charlie Elliot Center. Many of your classmates were there, and they missed you!
Recently—and just in time for our 40-year Reunion—we found our long-lost comrade, Fred O. Bishop. You really have to read this to believe it!
For You! You need us and we need you—to be a part, again, of our little (former) high school community. These days, we are the “in”–crowd…especially with winter coming on…rapidly. So, set yourself up with our Web site (here); add some articles about yourself and yesteryear, and let us how to contact you. You won’t regret it!
- What A Reunion!
- Fred Bishop Found!
- Still Searching For You
Timothy Lee Bullard, aged 47, Stone Mountain GA, died Saturday, November 27, 1999. He was survived by children, Wendy Small of Lawrenceville, Angie Bullard, Rob Bullard, both of Snellville; Stevie Bullard, Carrie Ann Bullard both of Lilburn; grandchildren Mallory Mullinax of Snellville; Brennan Small of Lawrenceville; mother, Retha Chandler of St. Simons Island, brother, Bruce Bullard of McDonough. Tim worked in the telecommunications industry as an engineer for many years and was league commissioner of the Mountain Park Softball Association. Funeral services were held on November 29, 1999 at Ward’s Stone Mountain Chapel.
Tim died of a heart attack; it was his third. The first one (that should have taken him) was in 1994. God allowed him five more years to spend with his children and to do what he loved the most, which was to coach softball.
His youngest daughter, Carrie Ann, made the Parkview Varsity softball team as a freshman in 2006; her Daddy would be so proud. Almost every Varsity player on the Parkview team was coached by Tim. We know he was in the stands in spirit, coaching “his girls” every game.
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