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General Reunion Yearbook_final to print - OWU Alumni & Friends

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<strong>Class</strong> of 1953Jo Ann Bradley Thompson ’53305 N. Pompano Beach Blvd. Apt. 1512, Jamaica House, Pompano Beach, FL 33062724-962 2523wallaceRT@comcast.netWally and I spend several months in Florida each year (late October until May). Our three childrenare in Maine, South Carolina and Pennsylvania. We have four grandchildren. Amanda graduatedfrom OWU and received a law degree from Lake Forest last May. She is married to Christian Oliver.Halie graduated from Penn State in May 2011. Colin is working in Sharon, PA and Allie is in SouthCarolina in her 2nd year of college.We like to keep in touch with our friends from OWU and look forward to reading about them in theyearbook. We retired in 1996. Wally from US Steel and I from teaching.Nate ’53 and Peggy Newell ’53 Walkley7152 Pinebrook Rd., Williamsburg, VA 23188Natewalkley@cox.net (Peggy) walkleynate@cox.net (Nate)Nate and Peggy Walkley lived for two years in Heidelberg, Germany, courtesy of Uncle Sam andthen spent thirty working years chasing work assignments for the Bell System, mostly in NYC butalso in Canada, Alabama and of course, New Jersey.They have been successfully retired and in good healthy in beautiful Williamsburg, Virginia foralmost twenty years. Peggy is a docent at the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, dispensinghistorical trivia to thousands of tourists every year while Nate basically bikes the historic triangle ofJamestown, Yorktown and Williamsburg, occasionally chasing a small, white dimpled ball.Their mutual most favorite OWU memory is, of course, meeting each other their senior year, 1953.That was over sixty years ago! What else could they say?

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