Don -- Great photo, and great memories! Thanks for posting it. I'm sure I still have that photo somewhere, but now I don't have to go hunting for it. Was that 1972?
Great comments by all. really brings back memories. I almost forgot that some of you called me Barney in highschool. Thanks Jerry!!. I still think of Jim on occasion and its always a combination of sadness and thankfulness. Sad because he was so full of life and taken away way to soon; and thankfull that I've been given the fortune to still be able to enjoy life. JIM YOU ARE MISSED.
God, that picture so captures his infectuous fun-loving spirit. A rush of memories came back including him teaching Jerry and me how to manual shift "3-on-the-tree" on his father's rambler laughing hysterically when we'd grind through the gears and get off to herky jerky starts and stops.
Thanks Mike! Gosh, learning to drive stick on that white rambler was a gas. I remember driving into Fox Point and finding some stop sign at the top of a hill and turning it over to whomever just got their license. It was a rite of passage. We probably should have taken up a collection to pay for a new clutch :-). Great memories!!
A handsome, self-assured Jim at the end of an Ephraim sojourn. Bonus points if anyone can help me figure out why that white rope is coming out of his knapsack.
Pam White
Don -- Great photo, and great memories! Thanks for posting it. I'm sure I still have that photo somewhere, but now I don't have to go hunting for it. Was that 1972?
David Vetta
Thanks so much for the photo , Don !
That's exactly how I remember Jim , you , Heidi and Pam !!
Richard Zimmermann
Great photo!!!!!!!!!
Jerold Just
Great Picture Don!!
Thanks for sharing!
Susan Kent (Achey)
Great picture of everyone and wonderful smiles! Thanks for sharing.
Joe Gruenwald
Great comments by all. really brings back memories. I almost forgot that some of you called me Barney in highschool. Thanks Jerry!!. I still think of Jim on occasion and its always a combination of sadness and thankfulness. Sad because he was so full of life and taken away way to soon; and thankfull that I've been given the fortune to still be able to enjoy life. JIM YOU ARE MISSED.
Michael Hennick
God, that picture so captures his infectuous fun-loving spirit. A rush of memories came back including him teaching Jerry and me how to manual shift "3-on-the-tree" on his father's rambler laughing hysterically when we'd grind through the gears and get off to herky jerky starts and stops.
Jerold Just
Thanks Mike! Gosh, learning to drive stick on that white rambler was a gas. I remember driving into Fox Point and finding some stop sign at the top of a hill and turning it over to whomever just got their license. It was a rite of passage. We probably should have taken up a collection to pay for a new clutch :-). Great memories!!
Don Bacon
Don Bacon
A handsome, self-assured Jim at the end of an Ephraim sojourn. Bonus points if anyone can help me figure out why that white rope is coming out of his knapsack.