Reunions

Sun., Feb. 19, 2006

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Kienbaum Family Reunion – April 30, 12:30 p.m., Fairfield Community Center. Contact Janice Kienbaum at 928-7086, Betty Sargent at (509) 291-3132, or Jane Eberle at (509) 284-2237.

Medical Lake High School All Alumni – will meet at Founder’s Day, June 17. Contact Peggylee Hallinan at 466-5069, or send e-mail to Bill Carl at mandbcarl@adelphia.net.

Riverside High School Alumni Reunion – May 20. Contact Lynn Myers, P.O. Box 672, Mead, WA 99021, 238-6546; or Martha Hamp at (509) 238-4446.

West Valley High School Class of 1986 – July 21-22. Contact Tami (Long) Naccarato by e-mail at tnacc28@aol.com.

USS Hyman (DD-732) – Sept. 10-16 in Seattle. Contact Dave Meloche, 26510 N. Monroe Road, Deer Park, WA 99006-8704; 276-9121; send e-mail to D.Meloche@gte.net.

Deer Park Class of 1986 – July 22. Contact Julie (Rundell) Gallagher by e-mail at juliegallagher1@yahoo.com.

North Central High School Class of 1956 – Sept. 8-10. Contact Darlene Jackman Peck at 892-0407, or Elaine Dahl Thrush at 325-8005.

Tekoa, Wash. High School All Class Reunion – May 13, noon, at the high school. Contact Paula Folkins at (208) 772-6293, Gerry Krell at 487-3726, or Carol Sturman at (509) 284-2089.

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