Reunions

Sat., March 25, 2006

The Spokesman-Review

New listings

University High School Class of 1966 – July 22 at Mirabeau Park Hotel. Contact Phyllis (Durheim) Bewley at 924-1238, or Kathy (Davenhaver) Lund at (253) 539-2781.

Salmon River High School Classes of 1965-1968 – July 28-29, Riggins, Idaho City Park. Contact Deena at (208) 883-3664, or Diane (208) 628-4106.

Ferris High School Class of 1986 – July 28-30. Contact Classy Reunions at (800) 544-0194 or send email to reunions@netw.com.

Mead High School Class of 1986 – Aug. 4. Contact Classy Reunions at (800) 544-0194 or send email to reunions@netw.com.

Shadle Park High School Class of 1986 – Aug. 11-12. Contact Classy Reunions at (800) 544-0194 or send email to reunions@netw.com.

Ferris High School Class of 1966 – Aug. 12. Contact Classy Reunions at (800) 544-0194 or send email to reunions@netw.com.

University High School Class of 1986 – Aug. 25-26. Contact Classy Reunions at (800) 544-0194 or send email to reunions@netw.com.

USS Badoeng Strait (CVE-116) Assn. – Sept. 24-27 in Las Vegas. Contact Henry Trotter, 106 Sage Dr., Universal City, TX 78148; (210) 658-3447; hctrotter@yahoo.com.

USS Forrestal (CVA/CV/AVT-59) – August in Baltimore, Md. Contact Jim Stewart, 21 Viburnum Lane, Levittown, PA 19054-1307; (215) 943-7626 or (888) 434-5955; fax (215) 295-0260; send email to forrestal-cva59@juno.com.

General

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.

N.A. Degerstrom Co. and Zortman Landusky Mine Employee Reunion – Summer. Contact Babes Crasco, (406) 861-5249 or bcrasco@msn.com.

Naccarato Family Reunion – July 15, noon, at the Old Settlement, Priest River, Idaho. Contact Joyce Naccarato Long at (208) 448-2441, or Sandy Wylie Trampus at (509) 482-0363.

Plaza, Wash. Resident Reunion – All current and former residents of Plaza, July 29, noon-3 p.m., Old Country Buffet, 5504 N. Division, Spokane. For more information, call 927-3763 or 747-1933.

Marcus (Wash.) Resident Reunion – All current and former residents of Marcus, Aug. 5 at Marcus City Hall and City Park. Contact Darrell Shute at (509) 738-2476, or Dick Sphuler at (509) 684-2778.

School

Tekoa, Wash. Girls’ 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.

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.

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.

North Central High School Class of 1976 – July 7-9. For more information, contact Lisa Blodgett-Marcoux at (509) 208-0987 or lisajo@ourbunch.net; Tammy Myers-Parker at 218-2145 or tammymyers@comcast.net; Pam Godwin-Bewick at 924-6634 or pamelagodwinbewick@comcast.net; or visit www.nc76.org.

Cheney High School All-Class Reunion – July 15 in Cheney. Picnic, 10 a.m.-3 p.m., Salnave Park; dance, 8 p.m., City Hall. Contact Ann Fisher Heehn at (509) 235-6999 or afheehn@aol.com.

Gonzaga Preparatory School Reunions – July 21-23 for classes: 1946, 1951, 1956, 1961, 1966, 1971, 1976, 1981, 1986, and 1996. Call 489-6302 or send e-mail to alums@gprep.com for more information.

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

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

Rogers High School Class of 1966 – July 21-22 at the Rendezvous Event Center. Contact Terrie (Babbitt) Beaudreau at 489-6378, send e-mail to dtbeaudreau@msn.com, or visit www.rogersreunion66@yahoo.com.

Military

USS Rich (DD/DDE 820) – April 19-23 in Nashville, Tenn. Contact Gary Wilson, (615) 371-0130, or Dale Orthouse (509) 924-4947; send e-mail to Nashville2006@ussrich.org; or visit www.ussrich.org.

USS Eunice (PCE-846) – April 20-23 in Savannah, Ga. Contact Harry Kalbach, 613 Sherman St., Menlo, IA 50164; (641) 524-2811; e-mail Hkalbach@netins.net.

USS Pascagoula (PCE-874) – April 20-23 in Savannah, Ga. Contact Harry Kalbach, 613 Sherman St., Menlo, IA 50164; (641) 524-2811; e-mail Hkalbach@netins.net.

USS Purdy (DD-734) – April 19-23 in Nashville, Tenn. Contact Larry DiPasquale, 3744 Surrey Drive, Allentown, PA 18103-5329; (610) 433-4787; e-mail chiefdi@juno.com.

For more information on military reunions, write to: Military Locator and Reunion Service Inc., 3330 Springs Road NE, Hickory, NC 28601; (828) 256-6008 or fax (828) 256-6559.

If your group has a reunion coming up, please send us the details at: The Spokesman-Review, Editorial Department, Reunions, P.O. Box 2160, Spokane, WA 99210. For a complete reunion list, please visit Spokane7.com.

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