Q's Quiz

Last month's answers.

Row 1: L. Weeks, K. Williams, P. Parke, A. Valarinos. T. Valenski, C. Thompson, B. Walters, V. Strohaker.
Row 2: D. Zimmerman, H. Swaney, N Mullins, J. Wymer, R. Wright, Y. Romeo, W. Pigott, A. Stadler
Rowe 3: S. Priebe, C. Sorrick, J. Pudloski, J. Pfenning, P. Thomas, R. McBride, A. Rumbaugh, H. Schrader.

Here is the third homeroom. Clue: the lad in the first row second from left is VERY cute. Take MY word for it!

In Memoriam:John Lawrence

Roy Corpe

Hi Jan,

(Barb Harris here)

I just got word regarding Roy Corpe. He's in a nursing home and no longer has access to a computer. His wife said he lost both legs to diabetes. (I sent a bunch of messages to some of the e-mail addresses on an old mass mail he had sent me, I was hoping his wife would answer, she did.)

Here is the message Roy's wife sent me:
Hi,
I am Roy's wife. He no longer has access to a computer. He is in a nursing home. He lost both of his legs due to his diabetic condition. He will not be able to attend the Class Reunion. He can be reached on his cell phone at: 386-479-1062, it will ring many times before he answers, you may have to call more than once to get him. I will also provide an address, you can send cards or letters to him. His hand writing is not so good, but he can write if he chooses. I am his contact as far as the computer is concerned. His health is fair, he gets around in his powerchair when he can, so he is out and about at times. Being diabetic brings with it many health issues, but his is doing rather well considering what has already taken its toll. The address is as follows:
Mr. Roy G. Corpe, Jr.
Orange City Nursing & ReHab Center
2810 Enterprise Road Room 106B
Debary, Fl. 32713
I am sure he would be grateful, and enjoy hearing from folks. So please pass the word, it would be greatly appreciated. Thanks for asking about him, I will pass along that you were asking about him. Take care...God Bless Everyone
MaryAnn Corpe

Linda Johnson

When I graduated from RHS I went straight into nurses training at Akron City Hospital with Claudia Argante. Three years later [1062] we were out on our own as RN's. I also got married in 1962 to a Stow guy. I went to work in Robinson Memorial Hospital's children ward but after a year went back to Akron City Hospital. I worked there off and on till early 1985. I did everything, floor nursing, maternity, even 13 years in Emergency. At that time I went to work at the Summit County Jail as the Health Service Administrator. I ran the department which took care of the inmate medical needs. I really enjoyed that but as things happen it was farmed out to a contract service. Every two years it went up for bid and in 1990 a company came in and said they could do it cheaper, so I went back to Akron City Hospital. This time I was a nurse working in Occupational Health. Now this is the job for me. I worked there until April 2001. At that time they said my job was eliminated so I was without a job. My husband and I decided we would travel some so we came out to AZ and stayed for three months. While we were here we decided we could live here. My husband has been retired since he was 50 but I wanted to keep working until I was 65. When we went back to Ohio I got a job working for a chemical company as their occupational health nurse. My husband felt we needed to both quit work so we bought a house in AZ and at 62 I finally quit. Well as it would go I am back to working occassionaly. I really like working just a little. We live in the Tonto National Forest at about 6100 feet in the mountains. We have four seasons but not any one is very bad, especially winter. We get snow but it doesn't last very long and it is not like the snows in Ohio. The air is clean and temps never get like down in Phoenix. We have a small motor home and like to camp and ATV. Out here you can drive ATV's on any road, even main hughway. They license them as motorcycles. We have 2 children, both girls and three wonderful grandchildren. I have a stepdaughter so I have 2 more grandchildren and 5 great-grandchildren.

Meeting Notice

Bob Spain will be hosting our next gathering on 30 April at 7:30.

Directions:

From Kent take Summit to where it ends in Ravenna, turn left and a quick right after going under the underpass onto Hays Road. Take Hays accross the Route 5 bypass. After crossing the Route 5 Bypass take a right on the second street which Hattrick. Bob's is the 4th house on the right: a long brick.

From I-76 take Route 44 to the Warren exit or the Route 5 Bypass to the second blinking light which Hayes Road. Take a right onto Hays, a right at the second road which is Hattrick Road. Bob's is the 4th house on the right: a long brick.

From the turnpike take the Route 44 exit south to the Route 14 Bypass, go thru the Route 5 (Cotton Corners) to Hays Road, turn left onto Hays Road, take a right at the second road which is Hattrick Road. Bob's is the 4th house on the right: a long brick.

Bob's address is 5251 Hattrick Road.

Please plan to attend.