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06/22/09 13:55:40 CDT Two other fairly recent deaths of Ramsay graduates were Carleton Bryan (May '63) and Sarah Beaumont (either '61 or '62). I tried a few times to get Carleton's death posted, but they didn't get through for some reason. It was sometime within the past six months or so. Sarah's death occurred more recently--I think within the past six weeks or so. I think she lived in California. Dawn L. Gibson, May class '63 Dawn Lindsey Gibson <dgibson@vhumc.org> , 1963; Homewood, AL
06/22/09 13:45:09 CDT Barry Beckett, RHS class of May 1961, passed away on June 10 at his home in Hendersonville, TN, as a result of complications of stroke and cancer. Barry was a world-renowned keyboardist and producer and had worked with such musical greats as Bob Dylan, Aretha Franklin, Kenny Chesney, Bob Segar, just to name a few. He helped put Muscle Shoals on the map in music. Barry and his younger sister, Carolyn Beckett (class of May '63) were also graduates of Glen Iris Grammar School. Carolyn died just a few weeks following our '63-'67 multi-class reunion in Aug. 2000. You will find many articles about Barry by googling his name. Dawn Lindsey Gibson, class of May 1963 Dawn Lindsey Gibson <dgibson@vhumc.org> , 1963; Birmingham, AL
06/04/09 17:04:23 CDT I did not know this lady, but found her obituary on line. Perhaps some of her classmates would be interested. San Francisco, Calif. Grace Pirie Mouat Almon, 78, of San Francisco, Calif., passed away Saturday, May 16, 2009. She was born Feb. 21, 1931, in Birmingham. She was preceded in death by her husband of 48 years, David C. Almon II, and her parents, Harry G. and Grace Carmichael Mouat. Grace was a graduate of Ramsay High School and Vanderbilt University, where she received a degree in Speech and Hearing Therapy. She married Dave Almon on April 4, 1954, and they lived in California. She worked with Easter Seals and later became head of the Speech Department at Davies Hospital in San Francisco. She is survived by her sisters, Betty Mouat Sessamen (Dean) and Pat Mouat Farrell, both of Birmingham; nieces, Rae Brewton (Rick), Kris Brooks (Michael) and Ann McCormack (Randall); nephews, Harry Sessamen (Leah) and Richard Sessamen (Debbie); Frank Morris and her special friends in San Francisco. Graveside services were held May 23, 2009, in Decatur at Decatur City Cemetery with the Rev. Richard Lawson officiating and Roselawn Funeral Home directing. Memorials may be made to the American Heart Association or to the charity of your choice. Rick Bryant <rbryant@stephouse.net> , 1964; Portland, OR
05/29/09 16:26:48 CDT My older brother David who was the webmaster for this website, and the sweetest man alive, went to be with the Lord on May 6, 2009. David could do anything. Or at least that is what is younger brother and sisters thought. He will be missed so very much. Elizabeth Meadows White <mamanurseew@gmail.com> , 1972; Birmingham, Al
05/20/09 18:27:34 CDT My cousin, Steve Sumners, passed away February 23, 2008, from a very aggressive form of cancer. He came to live with my family and started RHS as a junior. He graduated in 1968. He was a GM in an automobile dealership in Little Rock, AK when he died. He is survived by his wife, Suzie, two daughters, and six grandchildren. Judy Justice Richardson <jrichar1550@aol.com> , 67; Huntsville, AL
05/20/09 18:25:54 CDT My cousin, Steve Sumners, passed away February 23, 2008, from a very aggressive form of cancer. He came to live with my family and started RHS as a junior. He graduated in 1968. He was a GM in an automobile dealership in Little Rock, AK when he died. He is survived b his wife, Suzie, two daughters, and six grandchildren. Judy Justice Richardson <jrichar1550@aol.com> , 67; Huntsville, AL
05/20/09 18:17:50 CDT February 23, 2008, my cousin, Steve Sumners, passed away in Little Rock, AK. He had a very invasive form of cancer. Steve came to live with our family when I was a senior and he started Ramsay as a junior and graduated in 1968. Following graduation, he moved back with his family and they finally ended up in Little Rock. He went to work for his father in the automobile business and was the GM of a dealership there when he died. He is survived by his sweet wife, Suzie, two daughters and six grandchildren. Judy Justice Richardson <jrichar1550@aol.com> , 1967; Huntsville, AL
05/20/09 18:16:00 CDT February 23, 2008, my cousin, Steve Sumners, passed away in Little Rock, AK. He had a very invasive form of cancer. Steve came to live with our family when I was a senior and he started Ramsay as a junior and graduated in 1968. Following graduation, he moved back with his family and they finally ended up in Little Rock. He went to work for his father in the automobile business and was the GM of a dealership there when he died. He is survived by his sweet wife, Suzie, two daughters and six grandchildren. Judy Justice Richardson <jrichar1550@aol.com> , 1967; Huntsville, AL
02/12/09 03:01:44 CST My wife, Mary Jane Gilliam Seabury, class of '67, died 12/26/08 from brain cancer complications. There are several from Ramsay that she tried to contact over the years, but I cannot remember their names at this time. She had very fond memories of Ramsay, and the people she knew, and grew up with. John <photog605@bellsouth.net> , 1967; Birmingham, AL
11/18/08 15:33:27 CST I am sad to report the death of Billy Lawrence, who passed away recently in Fort Worth, TX. Billy was a early childhood friend as we started at McElwain together, as well as a friend to many, many classmates at Ramsay. He was a wonderful and accomplished student and athlete at McElwain and at Ramsay. He did not make it to any of our Ramsay reunions and we all wondered where in the world he was (literally--as you can see by his obituary below, his career took him all over the world). His obituary published in THe Birmingham News, follows: LAWRENCE, WILLIAM GRAYSON, JR. William Grayson Lawrence, Jr., 56, an extraordinary son, husband, and father, passed away Tuesday, July 22, 2008, in Fort Worth, Texas. Funeral service will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Aledo United Methodist Church. Bill will lie in state noon Thursday to 9 p.m. Friday at Greenwood Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The Lance Armstrong Foundation. Bill was born May 16,1952, to William Grayson Lawrence Sr. and Ruth Elizabeth Ford Lawrence in Montgomery, Alabama. He was raised in Birmingham, Ala., where it became obvious at an early age that he was a bright, creative child with a phenomenal athletic ability. Bill excelled at anything he tried, receiving many awards including Youth of the Year and Athlete of the Year, was elected to many All Star teams and was an Eagle Scout. He went to his beloved Auburn University on a full baseball scholarship and was drafted professionally by the Atlanta Braves. He chose instead to follow his other great love -- space, science and airplanes. He graduated with a degree in aerospace engineering and moved in 1975 to Fort Worth, Texas to work for the then General Dynamics. He had a long and successful career at now Lockheed Martin, traveled worldwide for the company and was recognized for excellence in engineering, strategic planning and business development. Bill received the Lockheed Martin NOVA Award and most recently served as manager of strategic studies. He was a founding father of Lockheed's 5th Generation Fighter Strategy. Bill continued to enjoy sports throughout his adult life, participating in area recreational softball, basketball, golf and his latest passion, cycling. Ever the engineer, he kept a running tab of miles he had ridden and recorded over 18,000 miles on his bicycle. Bill married Rebecca Susan Dilworth in 1984 and they were blessed with two children, Robbie and David, who were the delight of his life. Bill felt all of his professional and athletic accomplishments paled in comparison to the pride he felt for his children. He was preceded in death by his father, William Grayson Lawrence Sr. Survivors include: Wife, Becky; mother, Ruth; daughter, Robbie; son, David; and many extended family and friends. Greenwood Funeral Home directing. John McRoberts <jmcroberts@greystoneventures.com> , 1970; B"ham, AL
11/18/08 15:31:02 CST I am sad to report the death of Billy Lawrence, who passed away recently in Fort Worth, TX. Billy was a early childhood friend as we started at McElwain together. He was a wonderful and accomplished student and athlete at McElwain and at Ramsay. He did not make it to any of our Ramsay reunions and we all wondered where in the world he was (literally--as you can see by his obituary below, his career took him all over the world). His obituary published in THe Birmingham News, follows: LAWRENCE, WILLIAM GRAYSON, JR. William Grayson Lawrence, Jr., 56, an extraordinary son, husband, and father, passed away Tuesday, July 22, 2008, in Fort Worth, Texas. Funeral service will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at Aledo United Methodist Church. Bill will lie in state noon Thursday to 9 p.m. Friday at Greenwood Funeral Home. In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to The Lance Armstrong Foundation. Bill was born May 16,1952, to William Grayson Lawrence Sr. and Ruth Elizabeth Ford Lawrence in Montgomery, Alabama. He was raised in Birmingham, Ala., where it became obvious at an early age that he was a bright, creative child with a phenomenal athletic ability. Bill excelled at anything he tried, receiving many awards including Youth of the Year and Athlete of the Year, was elected to many All Star teams and was an Eagle Scout. He went to his beloved Auburn University on a full baseball scholarship and was drafted professionally by the Atlanta Braves. He chose instead to follow his other great love -- space, science and airplanes. He graduated with a degree in aerospace engineering and moved in 1975 to Fort Worth, Texas to work for the then General Dynamics. He had a long and successful career at now Lockheed Martin, traveled worldwide for the company and was recognized for excellence in engineering, strategic planning and business development. Bill received the Lockheed Martin NOVA Award and most recently served as manager of strategic studies. He was a founding father of Lockheed's 5th Generation Fighter Strategy. Bill continued to enjoy sports throughout his adult life, participating in area recreational softball, basketball, golf and his latest passion, cycling. Ever the engineer, he kept a running tab of miles he had ridden and recorded over 18,000 miles on his bicycle. Bill married Rebecca Susan Dilworth in 1984 and they were blessed with two children, Robbie and David, who were the delight of his life. Bill felt all of his professional and athletic accomplishments paled in comparison to the pride he felt for his children. He was preceded in death by his father, William Grayson Lawrence Sr. Survivors include: Wife, Becky; mother, Ruth; daughter, Robbie; son, David; and many extended family and friends. Greenwood Funeral Home directing. John McRoberts <jmcroberts@greystoneventures.com> , 1970; B'ham, AL
10/06/08 13:53:20 CDT I have not seen it reported that my life-long friend, Patricia Allen (Pearson) passed away in late May, 2007 in Birmingham. She graduated in May, 1958. I graduated in January, 1958. marcia lewis champion <nannaeandj@aol.com> , 1958; Anniston, AL
09/10/08 16:01:48 CDT It seems I'm always the bearer of sad news. Charles (Perry) Relfe died on August 27 in Homewood. We were neighbors of the Relfe family growing up on 15th Street and 16th Avenue South. Perry's older brother, Massey (also a RHS grad), their younger sister Margaret (Berry High), their mother, Evelyn, and Perry's four sons, two daughters-in-law, and four granddaughters survive. At present there are a number of postings on Legacy.com in his guestbook. Dawn Gibson <dgibson@vhumc.org> , 1963; Homewood, AL
04/11/08 21:06:49 CDT I love Ramsay high school. I wish I had not moved and was able to graduate from here. On the city's southern border stands the school I love. I still remember that alma mater, and I don't even know the one from where I graduated from. Elizabeth Vargas <butterflies61978@yahoo.com> , 1992-1994; tuscaloosa, al
06/25/07 10:51:55 CDT I was sad to read over this past weekend in The Birmingham News of the death of January 1963 RHS graduate Lee Etta Tucker Ligon of Jasper, Georgia. She had been a Georgia resident almost all her married life, having married not too long after graduating from RHS. She passed away on June 21, 2007 after a lengthy illness, according to the obituary. She is survived by her husband, Perry Ligon, three grown children and their families of Georgia; and a younger sister, Mary Elizabeth Tucker, of B'ham. If I'm not mistaken, Lee Etta attended Glen Iris Grammar School. Dawn Lindsey Gibson <dgibson@vhumc.org> , may '63;
06/23/07 16:32:12 CDT I am so sorry to announce this. I remember her as being such a fun person and loved being in sorority with her. Although I
did not go to Ramsay-I should have-we moved and I went to Shades Valley. Ann Sullivan [ggfor4@gmail.com]
CLASS OF 1963:
DEATH OF LEE ETTA TUCKER LIGON: from Birmingham News 6/30/07
LIGON, MRS. LEE ETTA, age 61 of Jasper, GA passed away In Marietta, Ga on Thursday, June 21,2007 after a lengthy illness.
Born on August 9,1945 in San Francisco, CA and a native of Birmingham, AL, Mrs. Ligon was the daughter of the late John
S. Tucker, Jr. and Mary Elizabeth Trilek Tucker. She was a graduate of Ramnsay High School and attended the University of
Alabama. Survivors include: husband, Perry Ligon, Jasper; daughter and son-in law, Pam and David Rogers, Ellijay, GA; son,
Marc Ligon, Athens, GA; son and daughter-inlaw, Rusty and Carol Ann Ligon Gainesville, GA; grandchildren, Ryan, Tyler, Aley
and Meya Mosley, Jasper; Eli and Emily Ligon, Gainesville, GA; and sister, Mary Elizabeth Tucker, Birmingham, AL. A memorial
service will be held on Saturday, June 23,2007 at 11:00 A.M. at the First Baptist Church, Jasper with the Rev. Charles Walker and
Dr. Jimmy Lewis officiating. Cagle Funeral Home, Jasper is in charge of arrangements.
webmaster <webmaster@ramsayreunion.com> , 1965;
04/16/07 00:53:40 CDT I am sure that those who attended Ramsay in the various classes from the fall of 1962 until 1969, and who knew Wesley Reese (Class of 1966), would want to know of his death in late February. All of us who had the privilege of knowing Wesley, and of experiencing his genuine warmth and friendliness, his quick wit, and his overall charm, will truly miss him. Accompanying this notice is a link to Wesley's obituary, as it appeared in the Birmingham News. Please visit the Notice for Wesley Reese. http://obits.al.com/Link.asp?I=LS000086641360X Click on the above link or cut and paste the url into your browser's address bar. Dick Stanford <rstanford1@juno.com> , 1966; Birmingham, AL
02/17/07 15:22:18 CST I really hate to ask such a stupid question, but does anyone from the class of 1986 have obit information about the nine classmates who have died? I only knew of two of them...Brian Wesson and Clifford Wilburn. Thanks for any help at all. Take care, and please keep in touch. Allen Moore <al.39@hotmail.com> , 1986; McCalla, AL
11/11/06 16:02:13 CST Johnny Bragan class of 1967 passed away this year. He had lost both of his legs while in college due to an industrial accident, but went on to be very active in wheelchair sporting events. He was retired from American Cast Iron Pipe Company and was married at the time of his death. Mary Jane Gilliam <Photog605@Bellsouth.net> , 1967; obit
09/21/06 20:57:38 CDT Steve Russo, class of 1963, died Monday, Sept. 18th 2006. See link: The News obit. here Webmaster <webmaster@ramsayreunion.com> , 1965; Pinson, AL
06/15/06 14:54:04 CDT A tribute to Gayle Graham Gagliano and Ruth Goldstein Wilkes who worked tirelessly on past Reunions. They were dear friends of mine and they are greatly missed. Judy Hickman Marshall <bbopmarshall@adelphia.net> , 1966; Cartersville, GA
05/22/06 15:51:39 CDT I'm sorry that I cannot supply the date, but Carol (Finley) Franklin, class of '63, died within the last few years. Carol attended Glen Iris Grammar School for all her grammar school years, and married someone whose last name was Stumbo during our senior year at Ramsay. They had two daughters, Dee and Missy. She then was married to a Franklin and was still so at the time of her death. Carol's parents owned and ran the Snow's Sundries across from Triangle Park on the corner of 15th Street and 14th Avenue, S.--Dreamland now is there. Dawn Lindsey Gibson, South Highland '59; RHS '63 Dawn (Lindsey) Gibson <dgibson@vhumc.org> , 1963; Birmingham, AL
04/23/06 17:10:48 CDT I worked at a small pizza parlor in Five Points South while attending Ramsay. Several Ramsay students sort of " hug out". I remember Ted and Janice Hershey real well. Janice died soon after her graduatuion and Ted died years leter. They both lived close by. Her Father worked at P & S Apothecary in Five Points and her Mother worked, I think, at Lane Drugs. Phillip Alford, a Ramsay graduate, who had a part in the classic film, TO KILL A MOCKINBIRD, also was a frequent customer. I later worked at the Hill Grocery store in Five Points with a lot of other Ramsay students including Richard Carpenter, ED Warnick, Rayburn Moore and several others whom I just can't recall. I still recall that Janice Hershet was always smiling and I never had a cross word with her. Morgan Scoggins <ms97866@aol.com> , 1965; Snellville, Ga
04/18/06 23:24:04 CDT Freddie Boyer passed away 04/14/2006. The News obit. here David Meadows <webmaster@ramsayreunion.com> , 1965; Pinson, AL
05/23/05 15:03:28 CDT On May 10th, 2005 I lost my brother Jim Green, married to Becky Hughes Green, and a proud graduate of Ramsay High School. I want to thank the reunion group for the picture of Jimbo and Becky that appears under the newest reunion banner (56-61 Reunion). This was the last photo taken of Jimbo before his death. We have all lost a great friend and your photo makes us remember a happier time. Bob Green <stxgolf@aol.com> , n/a; McKinney, TX
04/15/05 21:06:44 CDT I was saddened to learn of the passing of Kenny McDaniel; I only found out about it recently though this website. Kenny McDaniel was a great friend to me at Ramsay. He was working after school at Krogers or some similar grocery store, had his own car, and seemed to never run out of money. I was dating Linda Smith and he was dating Peggy Halbert. Linda and Peg were fast friends and so we ended up double double dating often, usually using Kenny's car, so that's how we met. Kenny was generous, warm, and always ready to laugh. Like many of us, he was a big fan of the Beach Boys, but without a doubt his favorite song was "Help Me Rhonda." Long after leaving Ramsay, I was lucky enough to meet up with Kenny again at the Class of '66 reunion which he attended with his wife Paula. You just never know when you say goodbye to someone that it may be for the very last time. I'm sure that everyone who ever met Kenny will miss him. http://www.legacy.com/TBO/LegacySubPage2.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonId=2164155 Eric S. Ruff <ericsruff@bellsouth.net> , 1966;
11/30/04 21:15:12 CST Sonny Gates. Class of 69 passed away Sunday November 28 after a hard fought battle with Cancer Randy Martin <RandyP1955> , 1974; Panama City Beach, FL
11/21/04 20:16:28 CST James Harvey Dumas Jr., class of '67', died November 7, 2004. Click here: http://www.legacy.com/Link.asp?Id=LS02827144X
webmaster <webmaster@ramsayreunion.com> , 1965; Pinson, AL
11/07/04 22:18:35 CST In today's paper (Sunday 11-07-04)... an obit for Robert (Bob) Felton Haas age 59 ...from Ga...to be buried on Monday at Elmwood....after a memorial service today in Ga. Survivors: sister, Barbara and a brother, William (Billy). Bobby Haas, class of 1963. Webmaster <webmaster@ramsayreunion> , 65; Pinson, AL [See picture of Bobby.]
10/31/04 16:28:25 CST My dear beloved twin brother John E Walker died on December 22, 2002. He was a passenger in an automobile and he was the only one killed. He was a wonderful person and I miss him so much as do his children and grand children. I wanted the people know who knew him. Joan Walker Jackson <joanjackson007@yahoo.com> , 1964; birmingham, al
10/05/04 16:10:43 CDT Gayle Graham Gagliano passed away Sunday from a massive stroke. Funeral arangements are visitation tonight and the funeral Wednesday at St. Francis Xavier Church here in Birmingham at 11:00 AM. See obit: http://www.legacy.com/birmingham/LegacySubPage2.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonId=2677178 David Meadows <webmaster@ramsayreunion.com> , 1965; Pinson, AL
08/05/04 10:21:46 CDT This morning, with great sadness, I found the obituary of Ruth Goldstein Wikes. I am trying to get the word out as fast as possible and hope you will help pass this on to anyone that who would want to know also. I have tried to scan the obit , but in case I fail, the visitation is tonight..afternoon.Thursday (Aug 5th) at Homewood Valley chapel...5P.M. until 7:00 Funeral is Friday 11:00 A.M. at Valley with burial at Elmwood Ruthie was a most precious person and our paths had crossed many times over the years. She was a tireless worker for Ramsay classmates and one of those who kept us together. When I moved back to B'ham in 1985, I lived across from her parents on Chreshill Road and saw her often. Susan, Ruth's sister, was one of my sister's best friends and Ruth and I had many fond talks of Ramsay. Ruth worked with her '66 class reunion in 1996 and also with the five year effort in 2000. When Ruth retired, we interviewed her for a math position at Highlands...where I teach, but the position did not become available as the teacher decided to stay another year. I know we all extend to Ruth's family our heartfelt condolences as we all have lost a most precious soul and friend.. Randy Randy McDonald <macs_tracks@yahoo.com> , 1965; Birmingham, AL [This is Ruth in the black top.]
07/14/04 21:20:59 CDT I just found about my friend Roger Huckaby's passing. We had some good times together growing up on the southside of Birmingham. Once we tried to fix up an old Studebaker....we didn't get far on our meager allowances plus the fact we were only 10-11 years old. The seeds of machinery got planted then.....we became lifelong gearheads. We were always bribing someone to take us the fairground racetrack to see the Allison brothers and all....even bribed my aunt to haul us up to Fultondale to see Don Garlits dragster run.....good times. Roger, you don't know how much you influenced me.....a true friend....wherever you are I'm thinking of you.....and the good times. So long buddy.... Mike McClellan <woolyhead@bellsouth.net> , 1966; Mendenhall, Ms.
07/12/04 04:18:59 CDT I have been greatly uplifted by your works -- pray continue . Maverick <meiers@web.net> , ; Boston,
07/10/04 11:20:05 CDT Greetings! I am excited about what the Lord has been ministering to you, and I can hardly wait to hear & read. You have been such a blessing to us in so many ways. killbill <killbill@dotan-semi-bug.com> , ; Melbenwille, US,
06/18/04 19:24:55 CDT Attached is the obituary for Roger Huckaby, who (along with his wife Sherian Lewis Huckaby) was a member of Ramsay's Class of 1966. Roger passed away on June 7th. Roger was also a graduate of Glen Iris, which he attended for all eight of his elementary school years. Please visit the Notice for Roger D. Huckaby. http://www.legacy.com/Link.asp?Id=LS02306828X Click on the above link or cut and paste the url into your browser's address bar. webmaster <webmaster@ramsayreunion.com> , 1965; Pinson, AL
05/14/04 15:43:57 CDT Here is the obituary for Kenny McDaniel, Ramsay High Class of 1966. It appeared in the Birmingham News on Wednesday, May 5th. Kenny's memorial service was Friday, May 7th at Independent Presbyterian Church. Dick Stanford Please visit the Notice for William Kenneth McDaniel. http://www.legacy.com/TBO/LegacySubPage2.asp?Page=LifeStory&PersonId=2164155Click on the above link or cut and paste the url into your browser's address bar. David Meadows <webmaster@ramsayreunion.com> , 1965;
02/28/04 23:27:09 CST I just want to say that I was devestated when I heard about the death of my friend, Darryl. He was always full of sunshine and laughter. I know that he is missed by alot of people. Rest in peace my friend. Renee Bowman George <mscowboy02@att.net> , 1984; Castle Rock, CO
02/11/04 10:57:34 CST Joel my cousin, This is his legacy: I want his friends and aquantances in this state to remember: In spite of overcoming a tragic childhood, Joel became one of the highest achievers Birmingham, Al and Washington, DC has ever known. I am proud to have called him my cousin. Melanie Saunders Hightower (AL ) February 2, 2004 mhightower208@charter.net Melanie Saunders Hightower <mhightower208@charter.net> , 1966; Birmingham, Al
01/29/04 22:19:45 CST See obit. for Betsy Albee Lavallet here: Betsy Albee Lavallet Webmaster <webmaster@ramsayreunion.com> , ; AL
01/12/04 20:09:04 CST See obit. for Joel Odum here: Joel Odum Webmaster <webmaster@ramsayreunion.com> , ; AL
11/14/03 00:17:39 CST I just wanted to say something in memory of Antoine J. Foster. He was one of the greatest friends I've ever had in my life, and we all miss him dearly. The Group, Inc. can't wait for the day we're all back together, and we're all pretty sure he's making the Lord cry with tears of laughter up there. Rest Peacefully, buddy!!! Ashley Morris c/o 2001 Ashley Morris <cautious_83@hotmail.com> , 2001; Birmingham, AL
10/20/03 20:22:47 CDT Add your comments and they will be posted here. David Meadows <webmaster@ramsayreunion.com> , 1965;
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