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I would like to send my deepest, and sincerest of condolences to any of you whom have lost loved ones, whether they be family, friends or people that you have worked with or enjoyed sports or hobbies with over the years, for your loss, due to this Covid 19 Virus.

We are all really going through, what I would almost consider to be an unbelievable time in our lives.

Prayers to you all.

Pam '64

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Re:  Larry Madore.  Good News- Larry Madore is alive and well!  Hi classmates - recently a message was posted by a classmate saying that Larry Madore had passed away many years ago.  This is NOT correct.  Larry Madore is alive and well.  I have called the classmate and informed him of the mistake.  On behalf of the LV reunion committee we apologize to Larry and family for this mistake that was made.

Larry recently joined/signed into our LVR site- thanks Larry.  Welcome aboard!

Again, we apologize.  Elaine Hagel (Ramsay) and the 63-65 LVR reunion committee 

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Very sad to learn of Linda Chapman's passing. She was a beautiful, kind lady.

Paul Buckley

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April 2019

I am so sad that I have lost my dear friend of over 60 years, Linda Chapman. Linda died suddenly on April 4th. I was flying out to see to spend a few days with her when I got the news so arrived too late.
Linda spent most of her life in Nelson and never wanted to live anywhere else. I shall miss her.
Peggy Ferguson Bedford

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LINDA  CAROLINE WAKEHAM  1947 -  2015

   It is with a heavy heart that I announce the passing of my dearest lifelong friend Linda Wakeham.

   She was born in Victoria, B.C. on September 30, 1947 and passed on in Port Moody, B.C. early in the morning while asleep on August 3, 2015.

   I know her spirit will be with me forever as it will be with many others that she has touched around the world.

   Norm Boulet  (nbca@telus.net)

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Does anyone have a picture of Mr. Krieg's 1957-58 Grade 6 class at Central school? Harley Trudeau hstrudeau@rogers.com

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Greetings

Times sure have changed in 50 years! Our last reunion was all set up by snail mail. In 1965 a PDP “mini-computer” sold for $18,000.00,1/5 the price of a “small” IBM. Can you imagine being without ATMs, cell phones, computers, etc.? Thank goodness for computers. I have really enjoyed reading the profiles, looking at the pictures and finding out what my classmates have been up to. We turned out OK after all! Remember the saying “don’t trust anyone over 30”? We are now our parents. I have been following all the preparations with high anticipation and was certainly going to attend. I have also been waiting for a date for a knee replacement. It appears I’m not the only “student” with aches and pains. Youth is wasted on the young! My surgery date was changed to June 12 and I was forced to cancel. If I remember parties from my “youth”, I know you all will have a GREAT time.

I read that many of you spend time in Mexico. My wife and I are in Puerto Vallarta from mid-October to mid-April. I would like to extend an invitation to everyone to give me a call and get together if you are in the neighborhood. We spend most of our time in Old Town, south of the Rio Cuale. Our casa is near Andele’s Nightclub, Archie’s Wok, Café de Olla and the like - 3 blocks from the new pier. Give us a call and I’ll buy your first cerveza. Don’s cell: 322-889-1285, Marg’s cell: 322-105-4189 and landline 322-222-1013. My cell is the best bet.

I have been tearing the house apart looking for pictures for Brian without much luck. One certainly collects a bunch of stuff over the years. Have been planning on “down-sizing”…..discover my kids don’t want any of my crap. Did find a couple of class pictures. Will stick them into my profile.

Finally, thanks to Elaine, Joan, Brian, Ted and the rest of the organizers for all their efforts working towards what I know will be a bitchin’ party

BOOGIE!!

Don and Margaret Daniel

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Just wanted to say Great Job by the committee that put so much work into an awesome weekend! Was great to see so many classmates once again.
Chick Harrison (Baker)