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Patricia Young Allen ’53<strong>Class</strong> of 1953I’m so sorry I won’t be at our reunion, but travel is now just a pleasant memory. We have threechildren, two boys and a girl, and three grandchildren.Ardyce Resner Asire ’5310450 Lottsford Rd. Apt 4017, Mitchellville, MD 20721301-925-7348January 5 through May 1 I will be a passenger on the Holland American World Cruise. Most of theroute is the Southern Seas, although we will sail north of the equator at times. As usual, I’ve bookedan inside cabin on the lowest deck. So I’m wishing you a “Happy Valentine’s Day and a “HappyEaster” ahead of time. And for some, also best wishes for a Happy Birthday!Barbara Betts Baker ’5331686 Lake Rd., Bay Village, OH 44140440-835-8073dcbaker2@oh.rr.comDave and I have enjoyed visiting our daughters and their families on the East and West Coasts thelast few years. Ski and swim vacations together were lots of fun and now we’re watching all theircareers develop while we stat to slow down! I’m still teaching English as a second language andenjoying piano playing.Alan Batchelder ’531200 Braewick Rd., Tryon, NC 28782828-859-8334anbatch@gmail.comSince my last reunion I have been a part of the Habitat for Humanitybuilding crew, Lanier Library Board of Building and Grounds, TryonGarden Club and Isothermal Community College Board.My favorite Ohio Wesleyan memories are of Chad Dunham’shumanities course.
Martha Hibbert Boice ’537712 Eagle Creek Drive, Dayton, OH 45459937-433-2592marthahboice@gmail.comSince the 55th Reunion, life has focused on three continuingpassions: historic preservation in Centerville and WashingtonTownship where I live, growing plants and maintaining gardens aswell as researching and writing about the Western Shakers. Rightnow I’m working on a notebook of significant homes in our area.The township trustees always say when asked to provide protectivelegislation for early homes, “Oh, we need a list before we can dothat.” This effort is the List! One of my great gardening desires was to be able to still garden at 80. Imade it! Now 90 is my goal. I have a publishing business for Western Shaker books with fourvolumes available now, another two to come out this summer.A great loss came a few years ago when my husband of 55 years, Bill died of cancer of the bile duct.But our son Tom and grandson Bill keep the house in repair. Bill is an expert, too, at keeping thecomputer going and readily making house calls.Our daughter Judith, lives in Oklahoma working for the Cancer Centers of America, Inc. She’s aredhead with red-headed twin boys who are twelve years old. One accompanied me to Orlando, FL,last summer to learn all about Harry Potter. The other will be headed for Lancaster, PA, in July toexplore railroads in that area.
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