Janice Dick Drummey enjoys travel, knitting, and felting. In addition to her craft projects, Jan organizes informal lunches with classmates, often featuring former classmates who are visiting in the Gardner area. This photo was taken on a revent trip to China.
This is the first in a series of reports on GHS
Class of 1960 classmates and their current hobbies or interests. Additional summaries will be posted as we
hear from more classmates.
Peggy Ball DiStefano of Witchita, Kansas has enjoyed
working from home this stormy winter. While the Guadalupe Medical Clinic has
had to close, Peggy does her administration department tasks from home “in my
sweats, taking breaks or snacking and enjoying a cup of coffee.”
Joanne Bogdanski Moore of Yuma, Arizona recently
sold her second book, Blood Mountain
Prophecy, which is a sequel to her first publication, Blood Mountain. Joni’s
novels are set in the modern American Southwest.
Diane Brazouskas Ewing of Gardner is learning
electronic scrapbooking. Her husband Jim Ewing is restoring a 1955 Chevrolet
Nomad.
Robert “Scooter” Cormier of Cambridge, Massachusetts
continues to compete in senior men’s skating competions nationwide.
John Gerrard of Leicester, Massachusetts
participates in costumed Civil War Re-enactments.
Winona Leblanc Moeller of Winchester, Massachusetts
enjoys house remodeling, volunteer work in her community, gardening, walking,
swimming, reading, and travel.
Marilyn LeCuyer Michelson of Wasilla, Alaska is
teaching herself to knit socks, is taking Zumba Gold and Tai Chi, does
volunteer work at a regional hospital, and is adding swimming sessions to her
exercise routines.
Louis P. Migliozzi of Southampton, Massachusetts is
training a Belgian draft horse named Bill.
Bill reports that Lou is responding to commands well once his harness is
adjusted properly. Lou and his daughter Nicole make Boyneberry (a variety of
raspberry) wine.
Patricia Roberts Strandberg of San Antonio, Texas
prepares tax returns and does some accounting but really enjoys sewing. Pat makes pillowcases which she sells at
craft shows.
Shari Montville Whipple of Gardner has been
researching four family genealogies and reports that she has found many
surprises along the way, including the first Whipple to arrive in Dorchester,
MA in 1632. Her husband, Bob had
quadruple bypass surgery in October of 2012 and hopes to play golf this spring.
Geoff Wood of Queen Lake enjoys heating his home
with wood and splitting it all himself with a maul and wedges. His wife, Diana
Virta Wood enjoys gardening and book club meetings.
The GHS Web Log welcomes photos of you enjoying one
of your hobbies to include in our posts. Please send your information to dfleming373@verizon.net .
