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12/12/16 06:09 PM #99    

Pam Wootton

Joann, thank you for this information on Karen. Thinking back on our days at East, I smile. Karen always had a big smile and laugh. Please express my condolences to Karen's family. Karen will be missed.


12/13/16 05:19 AM #100    

 

Joann Wong

Dear Holly:  Cancer was the culprit.  Even as cancer spread throughout her body, Karen's mind was sharp and she tracked to the very end. 

Her husband Dan's heart will be lightened as he reads the posts. xoxo

 


12/13/16 08:06 AM #101    

Elizabeth /Betsy Baker

Karen was always very kind and friendly to me, may she rest in peace.


12/13/16 12:40 PM #102    

 

Jayne Cannon (Steenblik)

 Today I am saddened  to learn of Karen's suffering and recent passing.  We grew up only a half block from eachother.  I think of her fondly when I drive past her home on Padley St.   I will keep a smile in my heart in her memory, forever.  


12/25/16 10:47 AM #103    

 

Bob Rust

East High were state champs for the second year in a row.  Running backJaylen Warren ran for over 6,000 years (485 average per game) and most of his offensive line was named first team with him.  http://www.sltrib.com/sports/4654294-155/prep-football-easts-jaylen-warren-named.

 


03/27/17 02:24 PM #104    

 

Kate Whitney (Neilson)

This isn't a response to any of the poseted messages - it a heart felt worry about our United States of America. The Turmp era is driving us to a 'no-goodnik' place in history and I hope and pray that we as a people will stand our ground for what is right and good - to remember the Lord's and Etenal Falther's teaching and make sure we are aware of the positions, government beliefs, and how they have voted before or how they ave governed in theie state.  I know this time in history is suppoed to be - because our country is truly hanging by a very thin thread.

Oh yeh, I do want to wish you who have had B-days 'Happy Birthday' and those family members who have had loved ones pass on - they are home now - and as a Latter-day Saint - I know they are close by you.  God bless us all!

Kathrine (Whitney) Nielson


03/29/17 11:41 AM #105    

Jon Holbrook

I know that I am about six to seven years late on this responding to the prayer and fasting list from 2010. There are a few things that I have learned over the years:(1) We should never lose faith in God, (2) He is much closer to us and knows us better than we know ourselves, (3) That with God, all things are possible,(4) Jesus Christ often associated prayer and fasting together to answer the righteous desires of our hearts. These principles cross all religious affiliations and are operative based on faith in God. I want to congratulate those that participated in this effort. 

Jon B. Holbrook


03/29/17 05:42 PM #106    

 

Larry Grobstein

The majority of the world's population does not beleive in Jesus Christ.  Your 'all religious affiliations' is incorrect. Hindus, Muslims, Jews, atheists, agnostics, Budhists, ect.


03/30/17 07:10 AM #107    

Ron Poulton

Larry, I read Jon's comment as referring to fasting and prayer as common across many religions, not belief not your Jewish brother, Jesus.  I think you have always enjoyed a good fast as much as the next guy.     


03/31/17 10:43 AM #108    

Sandy Hess (Fullmer)

Jon I appreciate the effort you made to share what you are learning . No matter how varied our faiths are to reach that "Higher Power" it is real and we can all be strengthened by it.

 


03/31/17 12:08 PM #109    

 

Michael. (Mike) Markham

talking religens and politics on line??????  In Utah its one in the same.


03/31/17 12:13 PM #110    

Jon Holbrook

A careful reading of the Old Testament and the New Testament reveal that fasting was common practice among the Jews and later the followers of Jesus Christ. The discussion on fasting and prayer was to show how one can get closer to God in the Judeo-Christian tradition.

Thank-you


04/01/17 07:37 AM #111    

 

Gary T. Lomax

Almost a decade without politics and religion on our great HIGH SCHOOL CLASS website.  Hopefully those so inclined will go back to sleep.


04/01/17 09:07 AM #112    

Elizabeth /Betsy Baker

Come on people, can we please separate church and state...Havent we got past that ?  America is in a bad way these days with politics...we are going backwards....hope it changes soon...protect womens rights, planned parenthood, gender equality, religious freedom, .....has anyone out there passed out "meals of wheels"....give it a try and then tell me its ok to defund the program....really ???  Build a wall?  it's a joke, right?


04/02/17 09:28 AM #113    

Nancy Flandro (McKay)

Change of subject! We're all at the retirement stage of life and I've decided to retire after teaching elementary school music for 25 years and wondered what some of you are doing in your retirement. It would be fun to hear about your adventures, missions, travels, second careers, save the world causes, etc.


04/02/17 02:59 PM #114    

John Thackeray

 

 

 

Although i read many of the emails that come along, I haven't responded. However Grobstein may be the most interesting classmate we had so if he shares his insight,  I will follow his lead.  Over the years, I have  become good friends, with Christians of various faiths, Jews, and a few Muslim.  I have studied yoga and learned of Hindus and other eastern religions   I am a much better person when I learn from a variety of opinions .  I have friends who have been sober for many years and a "God" who is very important in their lives    The more  inclusive I am with respect to other people, religions, and political beliefs, the better my life.  While I don't agree with all religions, political beliefs, etc. I am always better off for listening to perspectives   Almost 50 years ago we graduated  and I am grateful for the the 3 years at east high.    we have an outstanding group that we call classmates    I mourn those that have already passed on, way to early in life .  I am still living in Holladay,I  like to work so I still go into the office when I am in town   My son and son in law now work for me and we continue to give them more responsibilities   My wife and I have 3 children and 9 grandchildren .  Life is good and I choose not to argue, especially on line over differences in religion or politics.  May 2017 be a very satisfying year for you   Best regards Thackeray 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


04/02/17 07:42 PM #115    

 

Kate Whitney (Neilson)

Just got through reading all your responses to fasitng and Christainty - through my many years of studying the scriptures - pondering them and coming to know for myself that our Eternal Father and his son, Jesus Christ, live. I feel if , you all don't mind, I would like to join this interesting conversation: First - I know that many different religious sects fast -- please go to 'Fasting Chart - Beliefnet.com - This chart explains the many different ways fasting is used in religions of old and today. Second - I know that Jesus knew fasting WOULD strengthen one's spirituality and also one's desire to work through hardships. Third - Christ himself fasted for 40 days, fasted when he went to be taught by his Father above, and told his deciples that unholy spirits can only be rebuked (removed) by fasting and prayer. And lastly - fasting does help us to reason more clearly (or righteously) when we need answers or direction in lifes difficult choices.

I am glad this converstation of religous point of veiws and our nation's (and globle) worries and concerns are being addressed - Hey, classmates does this mean we're growing up?
 


04/03/17 03:39 PM #116    

 

Terry Spinks

lAMEN Nancy.  We should leave religion & politics out of our school site  only fun good times 


04/03/17 06:49 PM #117    

 

Michael. (Mike) Markham

Any talk about a 50 year


04/03/17 10:26 PM #118    

T (Todd) Johns

Great idea, Nancy!  After I retired from practicing radiology in the Washington, DC area for over 26 years, my wife and I relocated to Cuenca, Ecuador in 2014.  We have taken up a new life here which we find incredibly satisfying, living 8200 feet above sea level in a beautiful 500 year old Spanish colonial city in the Andean highlands in southern Ecuador.


04/04/17 05:43 PM #119    

 

Marv Curtis

Todd, how is the fly fishing in Cuenca?


04/04/17 07:53 PM #120    

 

Paul Sorensen

I agree folks, let's stop with the political/religious stufff and celebrate the fact that those of us remaining have our health, family and live the lives we have worked so hard to achieve. My husband and I spend 6 months here in the US and the remaining 6 months in our homes in Italy and Austria, or just traveling around. Life could not be better. Hope there are plans in the making for the big 50 year reunion! I'll volunteer to help organize if that helps. Nothing better than a gay man doing "fab" stuff...just say'n! Also, a BIG thanks to all who sent best wishes on our marriage over the last couple of weeks. Amir and I appreciated it more than words can express. Hope all is good for my fellow classmates and their families!

 

 


04/04/17 08:12 PM #121    

 

Holly Williams (Schelin)

Paul....something is making me want to offer to carry your bags in Italy!!?  ðŸ˜œWhat a fabulous life!


04/04/17 08:23 PM #122    

 

Paul Sorensen

Oh Holly, forget carrying the bags....just come on over for a visit! We'll take very good care of you!!! Would love to have classmates come and visit....


04/05/17 05:00 AM #123    

 

Bob Rust

Paul, where in Italy do you live?

 

 


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