Marv Curtis

Marv Curtis

Marv Curtis

Marv Curtis

Marv Curtis

Marv Curtis

Joann Wong

How fun Marv Curtis!  Thanks for these Leopard memories!

Bob Rust

Thanks Marv.

Annette Challis (Moon)

Thanks Bob and Marv! So fun to read the articles and see the pictures!

Dan Beck

pretty cool reminiscing with the old Leopards.  Thanks Bob, thanks Marv.  Bunch of senior citizens all of us.  Did you ever think we would make it this far?  I didn't

Don Malouf

Well, after 28 years in Salt Lake, 32 years in California, and 11 years back in Salt Lake, I'm back to California!  Before you tell me that everyone is leaving CA to move to UT, I have to say that that is a major reason for the move.  Also, there are still several dozen people here.

Anne Hansen (Brasher)

Welcome back  ab

Don Malouf

Thanks!

Melinda Snow (Rich)

I have great sadness over the loss of Bill Larson. What a wonderful, fun and happy friend. There was never a time when I met him that he didn't have a smile and a hug.  I shall miss him especially at reunion times. 

Nancy Flandro (McKay)

I will miss Bill Larsen! His wit, his kindness, his leadership, his contagious smile and his enthusiasm for everything good. He was a leader at East High School and everywhere he went! I'm grateful for the many fun and happy memories!

Paul Matthews

Bill moved into our neighborhood in High School and he and his family and ours soon became great friends. I remember how giving Bill and his family were. They shared their boat, their house and extended a warm welcome to the entire neighborhood.  As with many members of our class, i have lost close association over the years. However, Bill will always remain with me as a good and loyal friend. 

Melinda Snow (Rich)

I just returned from Bill Larson's funeral. It was so wonderful. I was so proud of his brother Brent and Bruce Haglund and dear John Adamson. They did such an amazing job under hard circumstances and really brought Bill to life. I so enjoyed every moment with Bill as we we're planning reunions or if I met him somewhere. Always fun ,gracious and uplifting.  May the Lord Bless you and Keep you until we can sing again together. Much love.

Thomas Billings

Hi everyone. Haven’t heard back from many of you. Best Tom 

Dave Seiler

I was saddened to hear about the passing of a good friend, Mark Millburn.

We grew up almost next door and spent many good hours playing hoops, hitting golf wiffle balls back and forth to our  made up course, and having him take my money in his early days of wheeling and dealing.  He had quite the family and one of my highlights was golfing with the brothers on  my first time playing on a big course.

I shot 75 up at Mountain Dell (for 9 holes), one of my low times of hearing about that for a long time, but also, he was there for my 1st hole in one at Bonneville #6.  He never really caught me much again after that...

Many a six pack of root beer never did make it to me for some reason.  I guess he couldn't afford the be t:-).

He will be missed by many and negotiating with many more on the other side for those that will follow.

You will truly be a" Branch" missing from my tree of life... until we meet again.

Bob Rust

Does anyone remember the name of the swimming coach that took east to state while we were there?  Was it Thorum or something like that?

Holly Williams (Schelin)

Bob it WAS Tom Thorum.  My brother Scott was a diver for the team!

Mark Mecham

Mr. Thorum was also one of the best math teachers at East. 

Ed Barton

Tom Thorum - a great coach (for me since age 10 at Fort Douglas Club and later for East leopards), but also a really good man. I think of him often as I continue to swim these days. 

Mary Anne Armstrong (Jensen)

Jane was my first cousin, Every birthday growing up, we would go to a movie in Sugarhouse and then Pizza Oven  she was six months older than me and so we were in the same grade but not the same school until East. I can't remember a time when she wasn't kind .  I loved her for her personality and humor  She always made me laugh, she always came up with fun things to do.  She had the most contagious laugh . Jane was such a good friend and so hard working,  I hated when the horrible disease that took her father and sisters visited her. No one deserves  that but she really didn't .Love thinking about her being free now  love you Jane

Dan Brown

Happy All Hallows' Eve!  Be sure to vote next Tuesday