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Class of 1964

Paul Summers

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What are you doing these days?
I have been semi retired since Sept of 1999 when I rquested an enhanced retirement package offered in conjuction with contined downsizing/restructing at Atlantic Richfield Corp (ARCO).  Currently spend a great deal of time outdoors (even during the winter) with "Willow" our 22 month old yellow Lab who we rescued a year ago.   Also babysit two granddaughters (2 1/2 and 6 mo. old) every Friday with help from wife and daughter (I'm full time, they split AM/PM shifts).  Spend approximately one day a week doing some consulting work.  Manage to do some hunting with my son and fishing with my wife Nancy.

Tell us about your children.  
We have two children, John 27, and Stacy 25. John was drafted by the San Fransico Giants after his junior year at the Univ of Utah. He played minor league baseball for 3 years before being released.  He is married to a wonderful woman, Amber (who is an attorney), and they have two daughters (2 1/2 and 6 mos.).  John works for the local cable TV company.  Our 25 year old daughter,Stacy, after 7 years working on a college degree, will finally graduate this May (she really buckled down the last two years).   She is currently living with us and plans to go to graduate school in Missoula next fall.

Highlights of the past 40 years.
1.  Married Nancy, August 22, 1970.
2.  Made dean's list at San Diego State after returning from Army (there are those of you who remember what a dismal student I was -- Grover W., Charlie P. are you out there?).
3.  Being present at the birth of both my children (Nov 1976 and Nov 1978).
4.  The marriage of my son and the birth of his two daughters.
5.  My daughter's success in college over the last two years and her pending graduation in May.
6.  The death of my parents.  Dad in Sept of 2000 and Mom in Oct of 2003.   They both had wonderful, full lives, but it was the end of an era.

Words of Wisdom to Impart?
The older I get, the less I really do know.

Your funniest memory(s)while at PSHS.
Senor Hess collapsing against the blackboard, with hand to brow, exclaiming Que Barbaridad!!, as a passing senior (was that you Hugh?) blasted him with a squirt gun.

General Unloading Done Here.  Your choice of subject(s).  
Reunion committe has done a wonderful job.  Thanks.  Sorry I can't join you.

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