FINAL ATTENDANCE COUNT!
OUR FINAL HEAD COUNT WAS AROUND 90
AND ABOUT 20 CAME IN FROM OUT OF TOWN!
I'm starting to receive some photos and will be working to get them up on the website. Jean Lindgren Moskalik and her husband Randy were the first to share some photos, and they've been uploaded to the Photo Albums page. Their photos can be found in the first Album called 55-Year, Part 1.
Joy Lawrence also took a bunch of photos and I'll be uploading them to the Photo Albums page as soon as I can.
The evening went well with a cash bar, lots of great food, and plenty of conversation. This venue was ideal because it was one big open ballroom making it easy to keep track of everyone. Our food stations were located in one big area and small plates were used so people would make multiple trips and hopefully cross paths with new people each time. We didn't have a band because we didn't want to stop conversation.
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OUR 55-YEAR REUNION DATE AND VENUE:
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
LOST SPUR GOLF AND EVENT CENTER
4pm to Midnight
$36 per person
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14
LOST SPUR GOLF AND EVENT CENTER
4pm to Midnight
$36 per person
Lost Spur is located across the river from the MSP Airport and Mall of America just south of the I-494 bridge. It's set on a golf course, so feel free to dress casually, This place has a dynamite chef, so the food will be great!!
Paige Van Vorst added an obituary from 2016 for Larry Grouse. Check on In Memory to read it.
Cathy Meyer sent information recently about the death of Dave Bast. His obituary was printed in the StarTribune on Sunday, July 7th. Click on In Memory for details.
An obituary was added to our website for Jim Kautz, although it's not recent. Paul Welschinger called to say he knew that Jim Kautz had died in 2017, but his name wasn't on the list. Jim's wife was Janet Dombeck Kautz, and she was also a member of our class. Click on In Memory for details.
