Message Forum


 
go to bottom 
  Post Message
  
    Prior Page
 Page  

11/07/22 09:47 AM #53    

Chris "Harve" Brown

Such bad news to hear. Prayers are with Dan and wishing him the best recovery.


11/07/22 10:59 AM #54    

Robert Knight

Mickey, thanks for the recent message. So sorry to read of Danny's accident. We will keep him in our prayers. 


11/07/22 04:21 PM #55    

Candy (Candace) Jones

Candy Jones

Such devastating news to hear of Danny's accident. I have fond memories of our good times together!

Sending positive thoughts & prayers for his recovery.


11/07/22 09:46 PM #56    

Larry Parson

I am really sad to hear the news about Danny's accident.. Mickey, thanks for sharing this with all of us.  He is certainly in my thoughts and prayers!


11/08/22 10:38 AM #57    

 

Mickey Haist (Sr. )

They took Danny’s intubation equipment out last night and He could talk. He is aware of what happened and seems to have a good attitude about being ready to do whatever it takes to recover.


11/08/22 11:03 AM #58    

 

Mickey Haist (Sr. )

Apparently they only repaired half of Danny’s pelvis, to stabilize it so they could work on his aortic artery, so now they have to do surgery to fix the rest of his pelvis. He had 4 breaks just in that area.  He had a 7 hour surgery on his back and neck so hopefully that part is done and can begin to heal.


11/09/22 05:42 AM #59    

Sarah (Terri) Calta

 

Sorry to learn of Danny's accident 😞

If there is anything going forward, if I can help in any way, please do not hesitate to contact me!

Sending Live & Prayers for you DannyπŸ™πŸΌπŸ™πŸΌπŸ™πŸΌπŸ™πŸΌπŸ™πŸΌπŸ™πŸΌπŸ™πŸΌ

 


11/09/22 11:52 AM #60    

Richard Freeburn

Thanks for the update Mickey.  I have gotten to know Dan better over the last several years, and a nicer guy you'll never meet.  I just saw and spoke with him him several days ago at St. Thomas Coffee Shopin Linglestown.

My thoughts and prayers are with him.

Dick Freeburn

 


11/19/22 08:19 PM #61    

 

Mickey Haist (Sr. )

Some friends and CD classmates have heard the sad news of Danny Schiavoni’s death - this is from his family & a close friend ~
 
“Danny Schiavoni made the transition from this life into eternal life on Friday, November 18th. The service will be at the Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Palmyra, PA. on November 30th. Information on service times will be forthcoming in the obituary Tuesday or Wednesday.
Thank you for all your prayers and ask that your prayers are now focused on his family members. Schiavoni made the transition from this life into eternal life on Friday, November 18th. The service will be at the Holy Spirit Catholic Church in Palmyra, PA. on November 30th. Information on service times will be forthcoming in the obituary Tuesday or Wednesday.
Thank you for all your prayers and ask that your prayers are now focused on his family members.”
 
If death has truly lost its sting,
And takes us to that “better place”;
Why is it sorrow that death does bring,
And tears that trickle down our face?
It’s not the unknown or death we fear,
We don’t need answers or some reason;
It’s that Danny’s soul is so sweet and his face so dear,
That we’ll miss him for a season.

12/05/22 12:04 PM #62    

 

Mickey Haist (Sr. )

CD class of '72 annual Christmas Dinner ~

Folks from the CD class of '72, and friends, have been meeting for monthly lunches now for some years. The 3rd Tuesday of every month we might have 6 or 8 or 12 to 20 classmates - old friends revisiting old times and lots of new friendships to enjoy. Not this Tuesday but the next (the 13th) will be our 3rd annual Christmas dinner - and all CD class of '72 pals are invited.

In previous years (we missed 1 or 2 with the shutdown) we've had 40 or so for this get-together, so please do let us know as soon as you can if you plan to attend - comment here or reach out to Lori Wissler Staub (Lavalle) or Mickey Haist Sr on Facebook or Messenger . . . the sooner we get our reservation in the better.

(let us know if you're brining a spouse of friend as well)

08/04/23 04:45 PM #63    

 

Sharon Holroyd (Jackson)

Hi everyone!

Not much on here since the reunion but, I hope everyone is doing well.  Bob and I just got back from Mayport/Jacksonville, Florida, where we attended my son's retirement (he served 27 years) from the U.S. Navy.  He entered as enlisted and worked his way up to the position of Lieutenant Commander.  I'm so proud of him!  In December, we will be making a trip to Pennsylvania to see family and, hopefully, get together with some of y'all for breakfast/lunch at Skyline Restaurant on Monday, December 11th, 10:30ish.  Then we have a cruise in February from New Orleans to Mahogany Bay, Belize and Cozumel on Carnival Glory and in April, back to Cozumel and Progresso, for our anniversary, on Carnival Valor.  If you haven't cruised, you need to try it.  :)  

Anyway, just wanted to touch base.  We are retired but never bored.  Everyone take care and stay safe!

 

                                                                                                Sharon {Holroyd} Jackson

 

 


08/16/23 07:31 AM #64    

Connie Clelan (Betz)

Had a wonderful time at my first attendance of the 3rd Tuesday lunch gatherings.  So very nice to see former classmates again!  Hope to return for future lunches.


08/17/23 10:52 AM #65    

 

Mickey Haist (Sr. )

Connie ~ it was great having you join us and please do plan to be with us next month as well . . . and any old CD pals in the area you're still in touch with, don't hesitate to encourage them to join us.

Mickey
MickeySr@netzero.com

 


05/06/24 11:17 PM #66    

Debbie Groff (Hoachlander)

Are there any plans for a Friday evening gathering? I talked Candy Jones into flying in from Arizona,and would like to have her see as many classmates as possible during her time in PA.
Looking forward to seeing everyone since I had to miss the 50th.

05/07/24 08:10 AM #67    

Marilyn Yingst (Dowling)

There are no plans for a Friday night gathering, the place we used to meet wasn't interested.  Since this is a mid reunion we are keeping it simple.
Marilyn
 

 


05/11/24 07:03 PM #68    

Marilyn Yingst (Dowling)

Terri:  the simple answer is just come to the Saturday night gathering.  We are planning that and I personally feel we don't need multiple gatherings, that is what I meant by keeping it simple.  Hope you are doing well and I look forward to seeing you on the 22nd!

 

Marilyn


05/26/24 07:14 AM #69    

 

Kathi Gardner (Creznic-Rickert)

Looking forward to see everyone who comes to the mid-reunion in June 2024! I will be part of the seventh decade group by then!

05/27/24 08:39 AM #70    

 

Scott Zimmerer (Zimmerer)

I am looking forward to seeing everyone. I join the 7th decade the day before the reunion. 


05/27/24 03:50 PM #71    

Debbie Groff (Hoachlander)

If anyone is in town on the evening of Friday, June 21st, Candy Jones and I are planning on going to Beerded Goat Brewery. It's a fairly new place at 8001 Union Station Blvd, near the DC Tech school. Check their Facebook page for details. Feel free to stop by - would love to see our classmates then, as well as Saturday the 22nd.

06/08/24 10:12 AM #72    

 

Fred Brason II

Roof top of Dukes Riverside, sunset 6/25/2022 50th Reunion

Reunion Musings for Memory and Motivation

The green and white was brilliantly evident in balloon form, in central Hummelstown. 72’ers gathered to reminisce, update, converse, chow down and drink up, to celebrate the fact we had all graduated 50 years ago and had wonderful years at CD.

Oh, but then, reconvening in larger numbers on the banks of the Susquehanna. Gathering and milling around, catching those we recognized and standing back for some…is that who I think it is? 

We reminisced through conversation, food and fellowship, not discussing politics or the issues of the day, the newest trend for foods or fashion. Thankfully, never heard the words arugula, quinoa, brioche or otherwise and certainly glad Mrs. Osman did not throw such words at us for spelling. We delved into really finding out where our friends of 1972 are, what life has been and, yes, for some, the joy of grandkids. I believe most often the conversation surrounded the “R” word, are you retired, where are you living, what was your profession, where have you traveled. On and on and from an observation level, it was a joy to watch and listen.

Each of us caught up with so many who remained in PA or are now in Alabama, South Carolina, Colorado, North Carolina, Georgia, Delaware, etc. Learning from Gary S. what it was like to teach at CD and have some of our classmates or other CD grads children in class…you are missed Gary. Remembering the fun times hanging at Penny’s house, her parents feeding us well…you will be missed Penny and also learning, thanks Gary B., that I am a “sinner,” that bait casting and not fly fishing is a sin….I am still sinning!

As the evening on the Susquehanna River drew to a close, the wonderful team of organizers gathered to share and receive recognition of their hard work for each of us. Sir Knight stepped up and laid down the gauntlet, “after many reunions, many opinions and weighing the best format, we are staying with this, the 50th going forward, if anyone wants something else, you are free to take over the reins!” Well stated and all your efforts, from each of you to continue, is very much appreciated.

Many then began to gather their belongings to leave and just when you thought it was over, Kathi G-C-R confronts you and says, “we can’t leave yet, too much to still talk about.” Gathering at another table with Chris B, Cindi A, Richard A, Gary B, Kathy and husband, we talked into the wee hours until they asked us to leave in order to close….can’t remember the last time I “closed a bar!” It was great.

Well 72’ers, we are turning 70, what a year to celebrate together. So, whether you missed the 50th or not, plan to join the 52nd , to rekindle relationships and reminisce some more. If you are into prophecy, numerology, providence, luck, stars aligned or anything of that sort, we are scheduled to gather on June 22, 2024…6/22/2024…6+22+20+24=72. Don’t ask me why I figured that, I have no clue.

One last thought, if your bucket list stills holds dreams, make them a reality. Most regrets I have ever encountered are of what one did not do, not what one did. We are only just now turning 70….still plenty of time left…live it up!

See you on the 22nd.

Best, Fred

 

 


06/13/24 07:57 AM #73    

Kerry DeLizio

Fred, I noticed that your post above is also..... #72.surprise


06/14/24 09:54 AM #74    

 

Sherrie Smith (Heilig)

I don't really post much on this but I had to say "Well Written Fred!"  Loved that post!


06/14/24 11:35 AM #75    

Mark Wolf

Greetings from Texas!  Well said Fred.  I am sorry that I will again miss the class celebration.  Unfortunately, the Reunion gathering always happens the end of June and I have just travelled to my college Reunion Weekend at Gettysburg College.  Although I may not be there in person I will be there in spirit.  So raise a glass and give a toast to the Class of '72.  Make sure you embellish the stories, they're always better years later.

Enjoy the evening everyone!  Mark


06/18/24 07:57 AM #76    

Debbie Groff (Hoachlander)

Candy Jones and I will be going to The Beerded Goat Brewery Friday evening,the 21st, around 6pm. If anyone would like to join us, let me know and we'll save a seat for you.

07/05/24 10:16 AM #77    

Deborah Steele

I'm a little disappointed that the group photo did not include the whole group of the 1972 mid reunion. My friend from high school and I were on the right end and were cut out completely.
Deborah Steele

go to top 
  Post Message
  
    Prior Page
 Page