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June Ferguson (Sloniger)
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October 22, 1943
Retired
www.facebook.com/fergy2
Divorced
2
My 10th grade spanish teacher, I think Mr. McWilliams.
I have 2 children, 7 Grandchildren and 7 Great Grandchildren. The youngest is 7 Months and a girl. I lived in the Atlantic Maritimes for about 12 years and I loved it. I came back to Arvada when my first Great Grandson was born. I am a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints and I work on my genealogy almost every day. When I was in Maine and New Brunswick I took pictures of all the cemeteries I could find as my family is from those places. |
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Sandy Lindgren (Allen)
![]() I attended CSU when I graduated from JHS and dropped out after the first year because I did not have the funds. Also, the store my mom worked for had burned to the ground at the end of my freshman year at CSU. My mom needed my help so I came back home to live and started working at the U. S. Mint. Maybe some of you remember that my father died when I was seven. That job led me to meet my husband who was in the U. S. Secret Service at the time. He came into the Mint to target practice at the range they have in the basement of the building. We were moved around the country seven times with his next government job and I worked at many different companies. Our two sons were in several high schools and it was very hard on them but they have turned out to be wonderful men. We are now retired and soon will have been married for 50 years. We live in Denver, North Carolina. We love to travel and have been all over the world. |
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Dale (Andersson PhD)
May 21, 1944
Technical Consultant
Married
3
After graduation, schooling continued (both in and out of the classroom) some fun and some serious time. Fun in the class room and serious events after classes. Then, 4 years later it started, OMG, my "Adult Life" two years as a H.S. instructor and two years as a freshman BioSci Assistant at CU. It was these last two years that reality really hit, so several carriers were explored for the next few years which lead to what I felt as project that would help industry and consumers alike. So here I am a grandfather of 5 and doing what I like to do when I want to....
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Alice Graue (Smith)
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Sylvia Scena (Nicholas)
August 12, 1944
Married
2
my association of my dear friends and the good times, who are not forgotten and continure to be a source of pleasure
Mr. Weatherbee....what a man!
just about everything...though we didn't text then, the passing of notes was actually a fun challange during class....
Hi farmers,Hope you all have a great reunion this summer. We won't be able to make it, but will be there in spirit. We are happy here in the n.w., enjoying the outdoors, mts. and ocean, friends and family. I am still an artist and my husband does mosaics now that he is retired. Best wishes to everyone.....sylvia |
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Mary Jubrias (White)
October 01, 1944
retired
Married
2
football games
bike riding to golden
I am Mary's husband of 46 years. I am writing this for Mary as she does not like to dwell on her self. |
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Ron Ferguson (Deceased)
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January 07, 1944
Retired - Mountain Bell
Married
2
"Ron", born in Taylor, NE, son of Wayne and Celia Ferguson (deceased) died April 9, 2012 with his family by his side in Lakewood, CO. Ron graduated from Wheat Ridge High School in 1962, where he excelled at many sports. After graduation, he served our country in the U.S. Navy, where he achieved the rank of Boatswain’s mate 3rdClass and was Honorably Discharged. In 1965, Ron joined Mountain Bell. After 30 years of service and achieving the title of Outside Construction Supervisor, Ron retired. His retirement came early, as he was diagnosed with a terminal illness and given 6 months to live. Ron lived a full and rich life for 20 plus years after his diagnosis. He and Cindy (Cindy Bagby - WRHS Class of '63) were able to take two Caribbean cruises, and travel to Hawaii and Las Vegas. He also bought and rebuilt a Classic Corvette. Ron was most proud of his children’s accomplishments, which included seeing them get married and have families of their own. He deeply loved his four grand-daughters who will miss their “Papa” very much. We are so fortunate, as Ron has been an example to us all with his strength, courage and love. |
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Donna Bromm (Layton)
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May 18, 1944
Missionary (retiring 2011)
Married
4
Graduated from CSU, worked as Peace Corps Volunteer in Philippines, where I met my husband who was a Seattle native. We have lived in NY, PA, WA, OR, and now CA, where we are relocating after 32 years of missionary service in the Philippines. We have traveled extensively throughout Asia and are looking forward to lots more travel in our retirement. Our 4 children have blessed us with 10 grandchildren so far.
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Barbara Newhouser (Dendinger (Deceased))
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September 25, 1944
Sr. Administrative Assistant
Divorced
2
Barbara passed away November 17, 2012. This bio was added in July, 2012 by her son Eric Dendinger. I know she wishes she could have attended the reunion, so she could catch up with long lost friends. Mr. Hightower asked me to write something about what she had accomplished over the past 50 years. As far as education after high school, what do kids remember? She would tell you she attended Stephens College in Columbia, Mo and received an AA degree in Business Administration. She returned to Wheat Ridge and started a family. She continued her education while raising 2 boys and finally received a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration from Regis College in Denver. I remember the day she graduated (mostly from pictures, as I was still pretty young) but receiving that degree was so important to her, and quite an accomplishment. As far as work history, what do kids remember? She would tell you she worked as a senior administrative assistant for Climax Molybdenum Company until she was laid off in the early 80’s. After that she held many positions as an office manager for a local construction company, international services coordinator for a golf equipment company, and finally an administrative assistant for the commander of the US Army recruiting battalion for the state of Colorado. She volunteered endlessly with the Arvada Chapter of the Jaycees and could always be counted on to help with the annual Harvest Festival and other activities. I will remember she was always a hard and dedicated worker always trying to make ends meet in hard and difficult times, but she never missed a school concert, a Boy Scout meeting, or soccer game. She returned home night after night and helped provide for her family. As far as exotic travels, what do kids remember? She would probably tell you she travelled a little here and there, mostly for work; seminars or conventions, except for a special time she took her eldest son to Cancun for a week and enjoyed the beaches and sun. I will remember our week-end camping trips to the great Rocky Mountains where my mom taught my dad and her sons how to fish! And the seemingly endless Monopoly games we would have in our little camper. As far as hobbies, what do kids remember? She would tell you she loved her friends and family. Monthly bridge games, bowling on Sunday nights, crocheting blankets by a warm fire, gardening in the back yard and of course season tickets to the Denver Broncos. I will remember my hobbies were also hers. Anything her children did or needed she was always right behind us. As far as family, what do kids remember? She would tell you about her marriage with her high school sweetheart, Curt, and was sadly divorced after 20 years but remained great friends until his passing 10 years later. She would also tell you about her 2 boys and 5 beautiful grandchildren who live in sunny Arizona, which is where she moved almost 8 years ago so she could be close to her family. I ask you again, what do kids remember? My mom is, and ever shall be a devoted, loving, caring and conscientious person who always gave everything she had to those who needed it. She made our family, in every sense of the word, a FAMILY! |
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Gene Ann Linkins (Latenser (Deceased))
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