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We Lose Our Classmate Carol Harris

Carol Harris Johnson, 59, of Powhatan, Virginia, died December 23, 2009,
surrounded by her family. A graduate of Barrington High School, 1968. She is
survived by her husband, Wade K. Johnson, son Lance K. Johnson, of Fairfax
Virginia, daughter Allison L. Sampson and husband Eric, and granddaughter
Madison L. Sampson, of Colorado. Brothers H. William Harris, of Warwick,
and H. Craig Harris, of Riverside, sister Louise H. Boulton, Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
Her funeral was held on December 28, 2009, at the Bennett and Barden
Funeral Home in Powhatan, Virginia.

 

Mini Reunion with Howie Bartlett

Howie has been living in Salt Lake City for 35+ years and while he
knew he would be unable to make the reunion last year, he said that
he would be back in the summer of 2009. On Saturday, Howie &
his wife Leslee, plus Holly and Ted Furtado spent the day together
with George Crowell and his wife Bettyann in Little Compton
catching up on 40 years. A great time and Howie says hi to everyone.

Photo: Left to right: Ted, George, Howie

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The Forrest McDonald Band

Howie (Forrest), his wife, Kaylon, his brother Steve, and the rest of the band made a return to Harry's House of Blue in Hyannis on July 17, 2009, and to Chan's Restaurant in Woonsocket on July 18. He brought Little Ronnie Owens, one of the best harmonica players in the United States, with him this time for a rockin' good time. Steve McDonald played and sang too, Howie was in better form than ever and showed us a great time. Among those rocking in the audience at Chan's: Nancy Mabey Brex, Connie Lally, Debbie Farina, Bob Holden, Ted Furtado, Bob Hanks, Sue Williams, Lynda Dykstra, and Glenna Collett.

www.forrestmcdonald.com

http://www.myspace.com/
theforrestmcdonaldband

http://www.youtube.com/
watch?v=v-5n2mKOoyg

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Update on Steve Doherty

Steve writes that his vessel, the Nicole Leigh Reinauer/
RTC 135 is a 550-foot articulated tug-barge with a crew
of 7. She holds 5,712,000 gallons of gasoline. Steve is
the barge captain. The home port is New York, and he
travels from Canada to Carolina. He works two weeks
on and two off (which is why he could not attend
reunion). He says:

"The Queen and I live in Paradise, otherwise known as
Appomatox, VA. Far off the beaten path. We are the
de facto caretakers of her family's 636 acre plantation
(farm). We have 1 daughter, 6 sons, 3 granddaughters
and 2 grandsons. Several of them are housebroken.
Luckily for us, they all reside in New England."

 

 

 

 

 

3 people talking
Chery Garabedian, Ted Furtado, and Lee Cunningham
Bob Goldblatt, Anne McKenney, and Dave Mainella in the BHS cafeteria
David fletcher with the microphone
Bob Graustein in front of the BHS track
Howie and group
exterior of the yacht club

"We want to thank you and the committee for all the hard work you did in putting our great reunion together.

We think that now that you have just about everyone's email address we should have an informal get together in a year or two. Five or ten years is too long to wait. We will be too old. It was such a great time. We hope to see you soon."

Howie tellling a story outside at BHS
Bob, Melva, JoAnn, and Nancy
Wendy, Anita, and Nancy in BHS parking lot
photo from Anne McKenney
photo from Jane Curtis
photo from Lee Cunningham Boebel
photo from Ken Noon
photos from Glenna Collett
photos from Glenna Collett
photo from Ken Noon
photos from Anne McKenney
Lee Ernstof and Sue Williams
photo from Doug Van Nostrand
Mr. Kelly's 5th grade class at Maple Avenue
group from Mr. Kelly's class at reunion

Can you recognize who's who from Mr. Kelly's fifth grade class at Maple Avenue School?

photos from Marilyn DiMario Waugh
Marilyn and Dave kissing in their "morning corner" at BHS
Marilyn, Anita, and Ellie
Marilyn, Gerry, and Jeannette
photos from Marilyn DiMario Waugh
photo from Marilyn DiMario Waugh
Connie Lally
photo from Doug Van Nostrand
Don Post and his wife
Pat Mainella and Doug
Jack Ryan giving us the finger
photos from Doug Van Nostrand
photos from Sue Williams
photo from Doug Van Nostrand
several people applauding
George Hirst and his wife
photo from Jane Curtis
Forrest takes a stroll among the guests. He was in fine form, the band sounded terrific, and they were all enjoying themselves at least as much as the crowd.

Reunion photos continued from Reunion page

Gas Pump Blues
Ride My Buggy
Listen for yourself
Nicloe in NY Harbor
Howie and the band
Howie playing while strolling in the audience
Little Ronnie Owens on the harmonica (left), with bass player Lee Gammon, Kaylon McDonald (center), Howie/Forrest, and Steve McDonald (right). Not visible are the drummer (Tommy Bonnarigo) and the keyboard player (Todd Urbonas).
Ted F, George Crowell, and Howie Bartlett
Steve Doherty and some of his family
Carol Harris yearbook photo