Class of '62

21 Nov 2001

27 Aug 2001

19 Nov 2001

Attended Leland Powers College in Boston after High School.  Graduated with honors, class president.  Short work history ...Telegraph Journal in Saint John, CBC and CKCW in Moncton.  15 years with Atlantic Shopping Centres (Sobeys), 16 years with Enterprise Property Group.  Moved in various capacities from Moncton to New Glasgow to St. John’s to Halifax.  Retired March 2001.  (Missed “Freedom 55” by 2 years) Father, Grandfather and still a single parent.  How did I do it?  Best of luck to all Alumni and their Reunion.

3 May 2006

I am presently a Ca which my own accounting practice in Moncton.

27 Feb 2002

Still married to Ruby!

3 Jan 2002

17 Feb 2002

Taught 1964-1968  Forest Hills Junior High,  Saint John. NB, 1968-1970 J.R. Smallwood Collegiate,  Wabush,  Labrador, 1970-1986 Osoyoos Secondary,  Osoyoos,  B.C. (French and Drama ) and 1986-to present Vancouver Talmud Torah School (French and  Drama )

Still teaching, but nearing the end...... am on the Executive of the B.C. Drama Educators, often co-chair Pro. D. Drama Conferences, and often am workshop leader in Drama...great fun! Lots of work! Still go home to Moncton every summer...looking forward to seeing you at the reunion! Can’t  believe it’s been 40 years!!

February 2002

Feb. 13, 2002

8 July 2002

Just for the curious: Suffered through 5 years of Military College, Mechanical Engineer - really? and taught at RMC for three yrs, and became a Master - of what you ask?  You guessed it - BS. Became a captain in RCAF!

Got married in '68 - two large boys / young men roaming around, divorced in 90's. Living happily in 1000 Islands (U.S. side) with Margaret, no plans for kids.

Worked for Government, Bombardier, and now a German company - Knorr Bremse New York Air Brake in railroad business. My vocation is SALES, the BS part.

Still play at sports - squash, racquetball, ski and GOLF, and am an internationally known wine connoisseur.

Febraury 2002

20 Nov 2001

10 May 2002

18 June 2002

After graduating from Moncton High, I married Alan Dunnet of Moncton.  We had three children, Christine, Suzanne and Jeffrey.  In 1990 Alan and I divorced.  I remarried in 1995 to Richard Bennett.  Richard and I each have five grandchildren that keeps us pretty busy.  The latest addition to our family is "Cao" a Portugese Water Dog.  We reside in rural Waterloo.

I retired in 1997 after 21 years as the Program Administrator of the Economic Development Program at the University of Waterloo.  I presently do volunteer work with the elderly and ,of course, spend lots of time with the grandchildren.

I have lived in Ontario for the past 37 years, but spent many wonderful summer

23 June 2006

25 November 2003

Presently working in a Special Care Home for Seniors and enjoying the work very much.  Spent almost a decade in the general insurance field as a CRS (new name I had to learn. Also worked in other various fields as Secretary for another decade. Spent quite a few years bringing up a family of two girls and one boy, and now blessed with five grandchildren (3 girls and 2 boys).  Now looking forward to being able to retire in a few years.

1 Dec 2001

After graduation, I tried University of Moncton for a while, did not really interest me.  Did the "Going Down the Road" routine, moved to Toronto for a while.  It wasn't much different there than it was in Moncton, so I moved back.  Started with the DOT (Department of Transport) as a draftsman in 1966.  On a lark I applied for a position with the DOT Marine Services (later changed to Canadian Coast Guard) in Saint John, and got the job.  Moved to Saint John in January of 1967, been here ever since.  Married the former Judy Ogilvie (MHS Class of 1966) in 1967.  I progressed through several positions with the Coast Guard, and will be retiring after 35 years in the spring of 2001.  My last 7-8 years were spent as the Navigable Waters Protection Officer for N.B. and P.E.I.  Anything built in navigable waters has to be approved by the Coast Guard, and that's what I did. We have two grown sons, Michael and Robin, who are both married and live in Saint John. Michael has a son Ryan who was born in 1986, our only grandchild at this time. Judy works as a Ward Clerk at the Saint John Regional Hospital. I became an amateur photographer after MHS, and revived my early high school hobby of model railroading in the early 1980's. These have been my passion ever since.  I make and photograph scale railroad models and submit articles to hobby magazines. I have had a good success, with almost 800 photos published to date.  Lots to do for my retirement! Check out my personal web site to see my hobby activities!

8 Sep 2001

I retired from the Federal Civil Service at the end of April 2001, after 35 years.

20 Nov 2001

Since graduating from MHS I worked for 28 years for CN in Moncton retiring 5 years ago.  I am still involved as a volunteer with the St. John Ambulance in Moncton and am also involved with raising and breeding Labrador Retrievers.

8 July 2002

1 Jan 2002

2 children , 5 grandchildren - Presently Finance Manager @ Eastern Maine Electric Coop Finished degree at U of Maine-Machais in Business Adm. in 83, had my own accounting and tax business for 10 years, sold it to work for City of Calais for 5yrs as Finance Mgr. Like our small town which is situated on the border of Maine-beautiful here winter & summer, but the economy stinks right now.

19 Mar 2002

After leaving high school I went to work in the Finance business for several years in Moncton, Amherst, Woodstock NB,  Saint John and Halifax. This seemed strange as I graduated in the Industrial dept in motor mechanics. While I was in Amherst I drove back to Riverview one weekend in Oct 63 and married Karen Watkins. She still puts up with me to this day after 39 years and five years of dating. After arriving in Halifax I became a drug peddler with National Drug. Remaining in the Health and Beauty Aid business for over a decade I represented Beecham products when "a little dab l do ya" was in style and I ushered in the first 5 million dollar health and beauty aid promotion in Canada while I was with Gillette of Canada. One day being somewhat out of my mind I left Gillette and opened Riverview Sports Equipment. We moved back to Riverview for 5 years. In 81 the economy went down the tube so I sold everything off and we moved back to Halifax area where we stayed. After managing service depts. in two car dealerships I ended up in the sign business for the last 14 years. I am National Account Executive with Mattatall Signs Limited with clients through out North America. Karen has been for well over 15 years with Stewart, McKelvy, Stirling, Scales a law firm in Halifax. We are proud to have two terrific children, two grand sons, two grand dogs and a suspected grandchild on the way. Marla our academic, has it seems been going to school forever. She recently received her Masters in philosophy from the University of Guelph. She has been invited to complete her Ph.D. in the Philosophy of Mathematics with the University of Melbourne Aust. She has also applied to Univ. of British Columbia. Decision time I guess. Her two boys Simon 10 and Seven 3 have been my weekend buddies for the last three years while their mother completed her thesis. We will terribly miss them when they move. Tyson our Geologist has traveled South East Asia plying the jungles of Indonesia in the search for gold. When fighting broke out (not over gold) he ended up back in Canada and married to Kelly Hatchette (Dartmouth & Pugwash) and living in Calgary working with Bolt Energy. Kelly is Information Officer with the Calgary Police Dept Karen and I keep busy with our family, we play a little golf, I play a lot. We travel some and do the normal stuff. We are looking keenly forward to seeing forgotten faces at the reunion.

George & Karen (Watkins) Brown

27 Nov 2001

29 Apr 2002

Attended Grade 9 in 58 or 59 at MHS. The school still looks the same.

21 Apr 2002

I’ve lived all my life in Moncton, but travelled widely on holidays.  I worked in banking BC (Before Children).  Reg (from Dartmouth, NS) and I were married in 1970.  Scott was born in 1974, and Natasha in 1978. I was a stay-at-home Mum, and thoroughly enjoyed that time of my life. We started Bungay’s Bicycle Shop, BC (see above), so I’ve always done the book keeping.    Our hobbies include ballroom dancing, motorcycling, vacationing someplace hot most winters, and last year we started RVing. No----we don’t bicycle!

23 Oct 2001

5 July 2002

13 Jan 2002

I was privileged to work as an aide at The Moncton Hospital for the yearI was tutored in history while awaiting acceptance into the school of nursing. Graduated and registered in 1966 and moved to Oakville, Ontario for my first graduate experience; came back to work at TMH in 1967, married John Carruthers in 1968 (he also was an employee of the hospital, in the Maintenance and Repair shop). We built a home, raised four children, and now have two daughters married, a son in a significant relationship, our youngest son has moved to Calgary and we have two grandchildren. I have not been employed in a full-time position while choosing to spend more time with the children, but I have filled many casual and temporary positions, teaching and supervising students in the Nursing Assistant Program of NBCC, over the past 25 years. More recently I am nursing in the community with the Extra Mural Service of the South East Health Care Corporation. As my final note, husband John retired from said Corporation 01 Dec 01 after 39years service, so far it feels good, he says!

18 Mar 2002

23 Apr 2002

I've lived in Halifax for the past 10 years and work at the Department of Education in adult ed. I love theatre and spend as much time as possible onstage and backstage.  Looking forward to seeing everyone next August!

5 July 2002

Retired from Nortel Networks in June 2001 and now enjoying the RV life with winters in Florida. My wife Bonnie and I have 2 daughters and are enjoying our first grandson.

11 May 2002

Married to former Joanne Lewis.  We have a daughter and two sons. I retired in 1992 and work extensively in a volunteer capacity. Currently, I chair the Region 1 Regional Health Authority, Secretary on The Greater Moncton Economic Commission and President of the Moncton Flight College. I received my CA in 1969 and FCA in 2000. Hobbies are fishing hunting and golf.

Graduated Dalhousie B.Sc. (Physics)1966. Married 01 July 1967- very patriotic, now the government provides the fireworks :) Retired from the CF (Army) in 1990 after serving in Gagetown, Kingston(x2), Borden, Ottawa(x2), London England, Damascus Syria, Fort Monmouth New Jersey. Federal Public Servant 1990-98 Now a Computer Security Consultant with Price Waterhouse Coopers. Three children, two daughters in Halifax and a son in Toronto.  My mother still lives on Norwood Avenue. We travel back to Moncton/Shediac every summer for past 34 years if only to eat at Deluxe or Goulds.  My brother,Vince,taught at MHS for years;  sisters Ruth Foran and Anne Lorriman are also grads.

17 Apr 2002

I have retired as the regional manager of the Department of the Environment in the Spring of 1998. I plan on doing some travelling in the near future. I used to live in Dieppe and served on the Town Council for three years(95-98).

1 Jan 2002

Married to Sylvia, celebrating our 35th anniversary in Feb 02. We have 2 children Robert and Kim and 4 grand children. I took early retirement from Bank of Montreal after 35 yrs. and joined the Credit Union movement. I am currently General Manager of Community Credit Union with our Head Office in Amherst. We live on the outskirts of Amherst and are enjoying it very much.  I am involved in a number of local organizations and in my spare time enjoy gardening. We enjoy travelling at every opportunity. I enjoyed the last reunion and am looking forward to getting re-acquainted with my old classmates.

12 Mar 2002

Wayne and I live in Lower Montague and have been here since 1991.  Our two Children, Andrew and Linda both live and work in Vancouver.  Wayne and I golf at Brudenell River Golf Course. My father, Eric resides at French Lake below Fredericton with his wife Judy. So we still spend time in New Brunswick.

Charlotte.

28 July 2002

22 August 2002

Retired from CIBC after a 37 year career, love golf, Florida, enjoy my grandchildren, still look the same as I did 40 years ago (Ha! Ha!)

13 September 2004

17 May 2003

After graduating from UNB with a BSc., I moved to Calgary. Enjoyed a career as a biologist at Agriculture Canada for thirteen years as Chief of Microscopy. Married Hans Deutschmann , an Austrian, naturally a skier. We own a ski shop, Ski West Inc., in Calgary. Started a family late, two sons, Michael is studying pre-med at Queen's and Andreas is currently finishing grade eleven.

23 Apr 2002

After leaving MHS I graduated from St F.X. and have been with Canadian Airlines as a pilot for the last 31 years.

11 Oct 2001

27 November 2001

After graduating, attended Oulton's Business College for six months then went to Eaton's Catalogue Division until 1964.  Went to Brunswick Hotel in Feb. 1964 and stayed until 1975 when it closed due to bankruptcy.  Was General Manager of the Hotel from 1971 - 1975.  Then went to federal government department of Employment and Immigration until 1996. From period 1988 to 1996 I also was United Church Minister at Lakeburn and Dorchester United Churches on part time basis.  In 1996 moved to River John to become fulltime minister at River John-West Branch Pastoral Charge of the United Church of Canada where I am now. Married in 1964 (just celebrated our 37th anniversary) to Carol.  Three children all graduates of Moncton High.  Brian is a network manager for Aliant and lives in Rothesay, NB; Brent is a software  developer for Iona Technologies and lives in Torbay, NFLD; Beth Ann is a registered professional forester and works for Province of British Columbia and lives in Fort Nelson.   We also have care of 15 year old grand-daughter who attends Pictou Academy in grade 10.   Future goal is to attend 40th reunion and to find a ministerial position in Moncton area so Kelly can graduate from Moncton High (family tradition) and we can be near our aging parents and we want to retire in Moncton area.

16 Apr 2002

Following high school I did a lot of travelling all over the world.  I graduated from UNB in Fredericton, married Jenifer who has been the love of my life now for 31 years. We have two daughters, Katie, the oldest, is married and has just completed her masters at the University of Guelph.  Her husband will also be graduating in June. Julia graduated from St. Thomas University last year and plans to go on for a masters degree as well.  They are 23 and 26 - where did those years go?! I graduated from the University of Alberta in Edmonton with a BSc in Occupational Therapy. The next 19 years I was employed at Centracare in Saint John as Director of Occupational Therapy. During my time there I completed a masters program at the Medical University of South Carolina in Charleston. I took an early retirement from Centracare and for the last 5 years have been Director of OT at the Bangor Mental Health Institute (thought I would come here for 3 years). Jen or I travel the distance on weekends as our home is still in Saint John.  God has certainly blessed us and we are more than thankful.  The reunion sounds wonderful, hope to see many of you there.

Harold

27 June 04

Worked in Moncton from '62 to '77 at Eatons, H.M. Lennox, Ltd., and Canada Post. Married Patsy Paddock Aug 31, 1966.  Attended Bob Jones University, Greenville, SC, from '78 to '84, finishing with BA in Bible and an MA in Theology.  Taught at Kingston Bible College and Academy in Kingston, NS from '84 to '93.  Pastoring Baptist church in Saskatoon since then. Unreal, eh?

April 2002

After High School I worked in the Unemployment Insurance Commission and then the Post Office in Moncton for three years. I then joined the Ministry of Transport as a weather observer in Goose Bay from 1966-68 before switching to Air Traffic Control where I worked in Moncton, Gander (twice) and Fredericton (since 1973). When the Ministry closed Fredericton Tower eight years ago I jumped at the chance to retire. From 1981-82 onward I had a side job as statistician for the AHL Fredericton Express and Canadiens until the team left three years ago. I am now President of a group of hockey historians called the Society For International Hockey Research (SIHR).

28 November 2003

27 Apr 2002

29 Nov 2001

I only spent my last high school year in Moncton High School as I moved in from Nova Scotia during the summer of 1961.  I left Moncton during the summer of 1962, joined the RCMP, and have been in Newfoundland ever since.  I married here, have three grown children, and retired 10 years ago. While my parents were alive I would be in Moncton every year, but since their passing my visits are becoming less frequent.

23 Apr 2002

I am married (second time) to a wonderful gal and between us we have five great, adult children.  We have two teachers, one Physical Therapist, one Federal Corrections Officer, and one Golf Pro. They have blessed us with eight beautiful grandchildren..3 girls..5 boys.

After I left Moncton in 1964, I served 4 years in the US Air Force, and followed that with 21 years at Digital Equipment Corp...during that time I served 20 years in the Army Reserve.  I took the "buyout" from Digital and then worked for 9 years at the New England Center for Children, which serves Mentally Retarded/Austic children.  From there we have become Foster Parents to two young, MR/Autistic men. Life has been good to me!!!

My fondest memories of Moncton are "Dance-a-rama" with "Jerry and the Playboys Band", the local Pubs and playing Senior Basketball League.

I would enjoy hearing from anyone who shared any if these experiences.

23 Apr 2002

Having come from Halifax in 12th grade, I only spent one year at Moncton High. At this point in time I am only in contact with two of my fellow classmates, so it was with much eagerness that I looked at and on the website. Living in Fla. full time, not just an occasional winter time visitor, I don't have many opportunities to visit Moncton. I would dearly love to go this summer, but, due to an earlier scheduled visit to Toronto in July and because of our return to school(Fla style) in early August it is highly unlikely I will be able to make a second trip northward this summer.(I still have to work for a living!!!) Currently, I am working for a 21st Century Federal Learning Grant in Orlando as the grant manager. After teaching for 18 years mostly in Montreal, I moved with my family to Orlando in 1984. Still have the same husband(33 years this July) and two grown children. Our daughter is a Physical Therapist, graduate of Dalhousie and McGill Universities and now a resident of North Carolina. Our son is a Social Worker also a grad of Dalhousie and the University of Central Florida, and currently living in Phoenix. So our small family has managed to keep us busy traveling in our spare time to visit them. If there is any way possible I would dearly love to be with you all this summer, if it cannot be arranged I will be eagerly waiting to hear all the exciting news from my 2 contacts. Best wishes to all.

15 Nov 2001

Now retired from teaching; winter in Florida, summer at Cap Brule. Between the middle of November until around April 10, I can be reached at my yahoo e-mail address.

10 Sep 2001

23 Apr 2002

13 February 2002

Life is great!  After numerous years of teaching Special Education and later Art Education in the Moncton area schools, I have retired to a busier life of travel, needlework designing and teaching, volunteer activities, and when possible, being lazy.  I married Douglas Horsman, now a retired school principal, and our son, Jonathan, and daughter, Heidi, are also MHS Alumni.  We are pleased to be expecting our first grandchild just before the 2002 reunion. It will be fun to meet and greet those we "did time with" at Moncton High.  See you in August!

3 May 2006

3 May 2006

Now retired and loving it.

12 February 2002

30 September 2001

23 Oct 2001

30 Jun 2002

Retired teacher, Sold house in Moncton in Feb.2002. Moved to Bass River N.B. in May.

20 June 2006

20 June 2006

31 Jul 2001

I have been living in Australia since 1974, teaching in the high school system, first in Victoria and then in Queensland. I retired in 1995. I married an Australian in 1977 and was divorced last year. I came home for about 18 months in 1999 but missed the sunshine and warmth so much, I returned to Brisbane in February of this year. And I remember Miss Ross’s Latin class all too well! And several others as well!

26 May 2003

After MHS, attended Teachers College and UNB (BA Econ and Psych 1967.Taught HS in F'ton for 2yrs..Loved it. Joined the Navy in '69 and spent a yr in England as a pilot trainee with the Royal Airforce. Back to Canada and switched to Personnel. Married in Sept'73, son Philip born in Jan '76.He is a Capt in the Cdn Forces (Aero Space Engr) and attending Laval for PHd (Engr). During 32 yrs in the Navy, I spent time in England, Germany, US (Washington, West Coast) four tours in Ottawa(MEd in Counselling at Ottawa U '85)and two tours in Hfx. Divorced in Jan 2003 and married my High School sweetheart, Hughanna Rideout on 22 Feb 2003. We are retired and living in Porter's Lake (30 km east of Dartmouth). Hughanna (the city girl) is adjusting to country living and learning, gardening, sailing and kayaking. As a result of our marriage I have a new Mother, brother, sister, five step children, five grand children AND a dog...finally realizing my ambition to have a house full of kids. And after waiting 40 yrs I am married to the prettiest and nicest girl in school and am the happiest and luckiest guy in school!!!! Come call and visit (902) 827-5655.

I graduated from MHS in 1962. I attended UNB and received a B.A. and an M.A.in Economics in 1968. I have spent most of the last 30 years in Toronto working for various levels of government.Just over a year ago I moved into the "real" world and joined an Executive Search firm-Michael Stern Associates. I am married with 2 daughters -24 and 27. Wow , how time flies
when you're having fun!!!

Best regards,
Bill

I graduated from Dalhousie University and the University of New Brunswick Law School then practised law in Moncton until 1988 at which time I was appointed a Judge of the Provincial Court of New Brunswick. My son Jordan is a member of the 1997-1998 Purple Knights Hockey Team 35 years after his father!

14 Nov 2001

14 Mar 2002

1963-1966 Electrical engineering at Université de Moncton (3rd year certificate in preparation for Laval).

I worked for CN as a waiter in dining cars during EXPO67

1967-1969 Electronic technologist at NBIT in Moncton

1969-1970 I worked for DREA (Defense Research Establishment Atlantic) in
Halifax as a calibration technician until approached by a former professor at U de M in September 70.

1970-2000 Worked at U de M for School of Engineering as electronic lab technologist.

Retired July 2000.

I am presently replacing (until May 2002) a lab technician at UdeM in my previous position.

Married Carmelle in the spring 1971,we have two daughters-Christine (30) and Nicole (27) and in January Nicole had her first son Nathan (our fourth grandson). Christine’s Maxime (7),Jonah (5),and Miguel (2) keep us occupied when they visit.

I love to garden, walk (hiking), birdwatch, bicycle; all of which I hope to be doing a lot in the near future.

Looking forward to the reunion.

9 July 2002

21 Mar 2002

20 Dec 2001

Retired from CNR.  Hobbies fishing , golf ,and RV travelling. Married Elizabeth Welling

I'm a printing salesman in the Hamilton area and have lived in Ontario since 1966 but have great memories of MHS in '60-'62. Does anyone else remember?

23 Apr 2002

Still known as "Doug's brother". Married to Maria (from Calgary) - 30 years this year.
Have two children, Patti and Scott, 27 and 23 respectively. Live in Oakville, Ontario.
Mechanical Engineering at St. F.X and Dalhousie (N.S.T.U.). Law at Queen's University. Like my father before me, practising law. Partner at Bereskin & Parr in Toronto. Intellectual Property litigation.

12 July 2002

After MHS, went to the Canadian Services Colleges at St.Jean, Quebec (CMR) and Kingston, Ontario (RMC). Graduated B.A. 1967. Bit of soldiering Canadian Army until 1970. Queen's University, Kingston - 2 years M.A., 2 years Ph.D. Stopped studies after finishing Ph.D courses. German Language and Literature. 1974 - 1994: Free-lance translator, Secretary of State and National Defence: Leopard tank program, forestry, war crimes tribunals, nuclear fuel storage, patents. Translated seven or eight books including The Craft of Log Building (Lee Valley, 1982).

1986 - 2002: Canadiana business - Ivy Lea Shirt Co. Object: to promote awareness of Canada's national heritage by calling attention to the names and identities of our old canoe-building companies - Chestnut, Peterborough, Lakefield. Sell authentic old canoe-company trademarks and design work on clothing. Published "When the Chestnut Was in Flower" (Plumsweep Press, 2000) about New Brunswick, Fredericton and the Chestnut
Canoe Co.

In 1968 married a grand Ontario girl, Margery Adrian, who was attending MacDonald College in Montreal. Great good looks and a great cook. No children. Still happy together. Marge recently retired after 31 years of teaching Home Economics at Gananoque Secondary School. Her motto: "Give 'em H.Ec!" Live in log house at Ivy Lea, Ontario, about a mile off the end of the 1000 Islands bridge, and a mile off the 401.

Congratulations to the Reunion Planning Committee for a fabulous job - great organization and wonderful spirit. Best wishes to everybody in the class of 1962.

Always felt lucky to have gone to MHS. Really good atmosphere and good people. Unreliable witnesses - mostly Navy - still say that no bash at RMC was complete unless Chris Lenahan, Marsh Beck and yours truly had climbed up on a table amid the glassware to belt out just one more rendition of "Stand Up and Cheer for Old Moncton High."

Looking forward so much to seeing old friends and acquaintances in a couple of weeks.

I graduated from UNB with a degree in mechanical engineering. After 27 years with CN Rail, I became an involuntary participant in downsizing in May '96. I am now self-employed as a consultant on environmental matters. Remember when I won a contest and was the winner of the Jaycees Teenage Safe Driving Rodeo for Moncton in 1962? (Guess we're all famous for a moment.) My hobby these days is barbershop singing. I'd love to hear from the old gang, especially Zeke's class 12J.

07 Nov 2001

7 Jan 2002

On Jan.1, 2000, I retired after 32 yrs. with the Dept. of Natural Resources as its Regional Fisheries/Wildlife Management Biologist for northern NB.  In this world of constant environmental threats it was like trying to hoe a lettuce patch in Tora Bora while the bombs were dropping. Annette(Caissie), my wife, helped me give birth to a quarter dozen daughters: Suzanne, Tanya and Julie - ages 32,27 and 17. We reside in Tide Head (C’ton) on the scenic Restigouche River where we grow 100 varieties of plums and 20 of grapes. Some of my other passions are: fishing, hunting, photography, skiing, exploring and wine-making (hic!) Hope those who couldn’t make the ‘82 reunion will make this one!

5 Nov 2001

Still above ground

April 28, 2002

Married a Saint John man, George Matthews, and had three daughters and now three grandchildren. I worked for years in the automotive industry until an illness forced me to retire in 1994. I now stay at home and look after my husband who is disabled with M.S. I will be looking forward to seeing old friends at the coming re-union in 2002. I hope someone remembers me as I have lost touch with everyone. Telephone: 506-847-5592

Drop me a line,

Dorothy

24 Apr 2002

Have remained in Moncton and am still employed but looking forward to retirement soon I hope. My wife (former Pat McGee) have brought up 3 children (2 girls and 1 boy)and also have 2 grandchildren (so far).

26 Apr 2002

April 2002

10 Sept 2003

The Canadian Navy paid my way through university at St. FXU, therefore, I had to spend three compulsory years service on board ships in Halifax and Victoria, BC.  After my Navy years, I attended St. Mary's University and obtained a BEd degree.  Decided against teaching and opted for a career in the Federal Public Service.  Worked in different Departments in various locations such as Winnipeg, Ottawa, Moncton, Fredericton and Halifax.  Married to the same person for 29 years.  We have 2 daughters, both University graduates (Dalhousie U and York U) and both working in Toronto.  The best year of my life was in 92/93 when I participated in a Senior Management course in Kingston, Ontario, which involved traveling around the world  studying international affairs.  I am currently the Regional Director of the Public Service Commission, Atlantic Region.  My office is situated in downtown Halifax on the 17th floor of the MTT building with a beautiful view of the Halifax harbour.  I would love to hear from MHS former classmates.

21 June 2002

Married to Carol McKinley (MHS '63) and have two children.  Dale is living and working in Toronto, and Heather has just graduated from Nova Scotia College of Art and Design in Halifax, but is planning to go back for more!  I have been retired for two years now after 31 years of teaching and loving every minute of it.  Spend my time refereeing basketball in the winter and golfing every day in the Spring, Summer and Fall!  Also President of the Board of Directors for the Co-Op Centre, Moncton, which has certainly taken a lot of time during the past year. Would like to hear from former classmates.

02 Jan 2002

17 Mar 2002

12 July 2002

30 Apr 2002

5 July 2002

Following graduation from MHS I joined the RCMP in '64 and retired to pension in '97. I presently reside outside Ottawa. I've been married for the past 25+ years and we have a son (24) and daughter (21). I still stay in regular contact with Don and Liz MacFarlane. Don and I have remained close friends since our high school days.

2 Oct 2001

28 Apr 2002

I would love to connect with Ronnie Meadows, married Dean Meadows. If you are out there Ronnie, Please get in touch with me

20 June 2006

20 Jun 2006

26 May 2002

19 Dec 2001

After graduating from MHS, I completed my Schooling in Ottawa (Eastern Ontario Institute of Technology) and Calgary (Southern Alberta Institute of Technology) graduating from SAIT in 1967 with a Mechanical Technology Diploma. After graduation I started a long enjoyable career with the City of Calgary which will culminate in my retirement this year. After retirement I will be embarking on a new vocation that will involve operating RV Caravans to Alaska, the Yukon, and Northwest Territories; doing public speaking engagements on the RV Lifestyle; and journalism ( write an editorial column on the RV Lifestyle for one of the local dailies with a readership of over 300,000).

In a further message, Duane wrote:

Its been a log time since I was able to access any info about MHS. I don't know how long you have had a web page but I couldn't access anything the last time I tried.

It was nice to see there is a E.W.N.Bradley Scholarship. When I think back to the time I spent at MHS (1959-1961) there are only two teachers who stand out in my mind, Mr. Bradley and Mr. Dewitt. Of the two I think Mr. Bradley had the most profound impact on me. He was my home room teacher in grade 12 as well as my math teacher. His love of teaching and his zeal to impart knowledge to his students opened my mind to the workings of math, an interest which has pursued me all my life.

I will always remember Mr. Bradley as being a hard taskmaster when it came to math, but at the same a very fair person, quick to help any student who was having trouble with Math. I think that of all the teachers I had during my academic years, he is the only one who I wish I had the opportunity to talk to and thank for what he did for me. But living so many miles away the situation never presented itself.

Duane Pilson

22 Nov 2001

March 17, 2002

4 July 2002

I married Donald Price April 1963.  We have lived in USA for 39 years.  We have 2 children, Susan age 33 and Stephen age 35.  Susan married September, 2001 and Stephen will marry Oct. 2002.  We have no grandchildren but will welcome 2 step grandchildren with Stephen's marriage.  We are retired and enjoying the good life.  We spend our winters in Florida and summer between MA. and Kennebunk, Maine. I worked as a store Manager for a number of years after my children were grown. I wish everyone a great time at the reunion. Sorry I cannot attend.

Betty Laird if you read this, contact me.

3 January 2002

My Life in a Nutshell:

Rented 2 apartments - Bought 2 houses - Gave birth to 2 children:  Graham and Natalie – Had 1 dog, briefly – Survived 10 cats – Owned 7 cars - Had 5 operations – Seen 2 psychiatrists - Attended 1 church – And had only 1 husband, Nelson  Price!

I have been married to Marlene Broad for 34+ years and have two children, Graham 29 and Natalie 27 and both still single. Natalie is presently working in Toronto but has accepted a position in New York City in October and Graham is a Pilot with Air Nova in Halifax. I retired from Marine Atlantic in December 1997 after 34 years service mostly in Human Resources and my last Position was Director Industrial Relations and Link Transition. Since retirement I have done some consulting and am on the Board of the Drew Nursing Home but spend most of the summer on the golf course which I really enjoy.

28 December 2003

1964-Graduated from the Moncton Community College, Electronic Technology.
1964 to 2000 worked for the federal Government, until retirement(Bedford Institute of Oceanography, in Dartmouth, N.S., National Research Council, Ottawa, Ont., Transport Canada Air Services, in Goose Bay LAB. & Moncton, N.B.)
1969-married Marjorie (Woodman). We have 3 children and 2 grandchildren.

07 Jan 02

October 20, 2007

Arrived in Moncton for Gr. 11 and 12, lucky to be boys sports editor of yearbook, then off to Mt.A for a few degrees (and years). Lived with Archie Whitman. Married Sue (from Hong Kong) in '69. High School education in Stratford, Ontario for 30+ years (after 2 in North Bay )....Mathematics and Computer Science career...(thanks to Mr. George Freeman and Miss Cameron)....coached Rugby and Basketball and Football (thanks to Mr. Ed Skiffington)....all great fun and success. Kinsmen, Lions, Rotary Pres. More fun. Past six years Administrator of Stratford Summer Music, a four-week Classical festival. Retired again. Even more fun. Happily still married (she calls me her current husband ) with one highly educated daughter. Spend winters in B.C. Shall return for the 50th in '12.

Try gregread@rogers.com if you remember me.

10 Dec 2001

After working in Maine I am glad to be back home and working  in the Maternity Dept. at the Moncton Hospital as an RN (went back to school "very late in life"). My two daughters, Nancy & Beverly both live in Moncton. Looking forward to our Reunion next summer

24 Feb 2002

15 Feb 2002

After graduation, I attended Mount A receiving B.Comm. in 1967,  worked for NB Tel and later Rothesay Paper(which became MacMillan Rothesay)in Saint John. Sheila and I met at Mount A, were married in 1968 and our first child, Scott was born in Saint John in 1970. Before we moved to Halifax/Dartmouth area in August of 1970 Sheila had been teaching at Champlain Heights Elementary in Saint John. Halifax was Sheila’s home. From 1970 until retirement on Halloween 1997 I held various positions within the Dept. of Finance with the N. S. Government. Our second child, Andrew, was born in 1972 in Halifax. Sheila has taught mainly Grades 5 & 6 in four different Dartmouth schools since 1974. Scott and Andrew attended Mount A graduating in Music and Arts respectively.

22 Nov 2001

March 17, 2002

I attended Acadia University after graduation  from MHS and graduated with a BA in Economics and a Secretarial Science diploma.  I worked for Human Resources Development Canada (and its many predecessors) for 35 years, retiring in June of 2001.  I have lived in Halifax since my Acadia days and am married to Cary for the last 32+ years.   We have two girls, one of whom is attending Acadia while the other is at Queen Elizabeth High School in Halifax.

19 Feb 2002

16 Oct 2001

15 Dec 2001

19 Nov 2001

Graduated NBIT as Electronics Technician in 1965Married Marilyn in 1968 - have two boys living in Ottawa. Employed with Transport Canada - Halifax, Moncton, Ottawa. Retired from Transport Canada in 1995 and live in Ottawa. Volunteering at Gloucester Senior’s CentreTeaching computers to seniors. Study painting and other crafts. Another hobby is woodworking .

November 30, 2003

Moved to B.C.Vancouver Island) in 2002 on retirement with my husband Jack.

12 February 2002

18 Nov 2001

1962-64 Electronic Technology -NBCC-Moncton
1964-65 CTC Cambridge, Mass-NE University
1965-67 UNB BSCEE 1-2 years
1967-68 NBCC-Saint John -Teacher
1968-71 UNB BSCEE 3-5 years-Elect Eng
1971-73 UNB MSCEE
1972-74 Elect Eng -NBDOT
1974-93 Pres-Tek Consultants Limited-Fredericton-Elect Consultant
1993-2002 Pres-Ralph Smith Engineering Inc
1967 Married Nancy, 2001-09-02 will be 35 years
1971 son David – professional photographer - Fredericton
1973 son Chris – Pres - Frontline Safety and Rescue - Edmonton
1998 granddaughter Taylor – She is a charm.
1962 - 2002 Waiting for summer to go so I can go skiing through the world
2002 Looking for 1962 classmate who is up to a trek to Mt. Everest Base camp (Promise not to go to the summit.)

October 18, 2009

Following graduation from MHS I spent my entire teaching career in Port Elgin, teaching various subjects from grade 6 to grade 12 and retired in 1998. During that time I had a one year break while on sabbatical leave.
I received my BA from UNB, my BEd.from Mount A and my Masters degree from Acadia. I also took time to get my level 1 and level 11 coaching certificates, was an instructor for the Hunter and Firearms safety course with DNR, and taught summer school at Harrison Trimble for two summers.
During my teaching career I coached basketball, hockey, volleyball, and track and field, and later on took up basketball officiating for about 14 years.
In 1993 I had quadruple bypass surgery and, luckily, I am still able to stay active. I have grown older but refuse to grow up. My toys seem to have gotten more expensive-the latest of which are a 2009 4x4 Chev pickup and a new Kioti CK20S compact tractor. I still love the outdoors and always anxiously await deer season. I also love to golf but do it rather horribly.There is never a bad day on the golf course-just a bad score. Four-wheeling is another of my passtimes, as is woodworking.
No, BJ, I haven't yet taken up curling. Maybe I will get around to that .

5 July 2002

I have lived and worked in Moncton area all my life.  Married for 33 years and father to three daughters.  Forced to retire from CN with 30 years service, due to downsizing.  Still involved in music and have added sailing and model railroading to my hobbies.

25 Feb 2002

Married to Gary Dennis Stuart(for 39 yrs. on July 20th/02) with 4 children (3 boys and 1 girl who we adopted) and 5 grand-children (4 girls & 1 boy), who are the light of our life. Have a dog named Chuck - part lab and german Shepard, who is just like a child!! Retired from Imperial Tobacco Limited in April 1999 after 20 years of service..  Built a log home in a country setting. Went back to work in Jan. 2001 for Spielo Manufacturing Incorporated as Administrative co-ordinator for the CFO.    I am very involved with the International Association Administrative Professionals - Past President of Eastern Canada Division and Moncton Chapter along with serving on several committees.   We just celebrated 30 years with a Valentine’s dinner on Feb. 12th. I am also very involved in the sport of target shooting with the Buckskinners Muzzleloading Association Limited of which I am a charter member along with being Secretary/Treasurer for the current year.  I am also past president and worked on several committees.  We do a lot of primitive camping and attend competition in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick and the USA and are associated with the New Brunswick Wildlife Federation and Shooting Federation of Canada. I like to go for walks and work in my flower garden.

25 Apr 2002

After leaving MHS I worked at Moncton Hospital for about 3 years before going to Ontario. Started with Chrysler Canada in Sept. of 1965. Spent 10 yrs in the skilled trades dept. Took a posting in the quality control dept in 1975. Retired from there 1997. Now spend my time doing woodworking, traveling, fishing and just plain relaxing.

18 June 2002

17 Mar 2002

Married to David for 39 years. Living in Parksville, B.C. Employed with Bank of Montreal for 26 years - currently Area Manager Mid Island area Vancouver Island. Have 3 children and 6 grand-children.

21 Feb 2002

I am very married, and happily so, to Shirley. We have one son , Scot, and three daughters; Vicki, Megan and Tara plus three grand children.

6 October 2003

Please check out the Canadian Commercial Corporation at www.ccc.ca.

24 Apr 2002

Married Bob White in 1964.  We had two children while in Moncton.  Moved to Windsor, Ontario in 1971 and adopted two more children.  We now have 11 beautiful grandchildren. Bob and I are still working (with all those grandchildren, we have to). I love my job in the Auditing Department of the Windsor Casino. I'm not ready to retire yet.  We are looking forward to seeing everyone at the reunion next August!!

Currently engaged in public practice as John Whiteley Professional Corporation until I qualify for the PGA tour.

12 May 2002

Taught school in the Moncton area for 33 years. Retired in June of 1997. Moved to "The Wine Country" in 1999. Just love it here in Kelowna. They call a "Big Snow Storm" in Kelowna 2-5 cm. What a laugh! Live in a townhouse. No more yard work. Just sit back and enjoy life.

Judy

14 May 2002

Modern technology is a wonderful thing!  You're doing a great job guys - this website is amazing.

26 Nov 2001

1 Jan 2002

Currently working with the Corps of Commissionaires, Halifax International Airport Detail, as a shift supervisor with the Airport Security and Patrol service. I married Janet House of Corner Brook, Nfld. in 1974 and we have two grown children, Susan, 26 and Russell, 24 both of whom are in Dartmouth.  Home phone number is 902-462-5522

10 Jul 2002

29 April 2003