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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
Linda H. Sewell, 56, of Oxford, died July 26 at Newton Medical Center. Born in Aschaffenburg, Germany, Mrs. Sewell was of the Catholic faith, loved traveling to the beach and rescuing stray animals and enjoyed flowers. She will be fondly remembered as the sweetest and nicest person in the world. Mrs. Sewell was preceded in death by stepson Channing Sewell.
Surviving are husband Louis Sewell of Oxford; stepdaughter Frosti Sewell of Destin, Fla.; parents James and Ilse Hurt of Covington; aunts and uncles Theo and Bertha Hurt of Monticello, Ky., Bertha and Gene Anderson of Navarre, Ohio, Karen and Jurgen Meissner of Aachen, Germany; numerous cousins.
Funeral services were held at 11 A.M. on July 30th, 2008, at the Access Road chapel of Caldwell & Cowan. Father Peter Vu officiated. Interment followed at Lawnwood Memorial Park.
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