Have attached a couple of pictures from Estes Park where Jeff and I started my 60th birthday celebration month last weekend. Cold as hell, but we didn't care. Picture of us is in Rocky Mtn. National Park (my favorite place on earth), another of the park on a much calmer Sunday, and the Rockies on the day we arrived during big wind storm! Yowee!See you next month! We are really looking forward to seeing you!xoxoJackie
Wednesday, March 07, 2007
Gloria in Hawaii - February 2007
These are just a few of the pictures I took in Hawaii. Joyce Molick Adkins '66 met me and my girlfriend Marianne in Honolulu on Saturday and took us along the east coast and showed us some of the neat sites including "Eternity Beach" here. Joyce has lived in Hawaii for 5 years now and is getting ready to move back to the mainland soon. Marianne and I are celebrating our 60th birthdays.
Wednesday, February 14, 2007
SKINNY TIE FUNCTION - CLASS OF '66

Hi everyone.
I was in Houston for a few days and Nancy Head and I were able to connect for a few hours. She let me 'borrow' the attached photo: skinny ties - 1965. First.........Look at that attachment........ and see if you can identify the (8) dudes.
Then open the second attachment for the names with the faces. I think that it was some function in 1965. Does anyone remember what "party" would FORCE US to wear the suits and ties???
By the way; does anyone know an email address or phone number for:
a) Linda Becker?
b) Pat Manganelo?
c) anyone else from class of 1966?
thanks,
Tom
tom.madsen@earthlink.net
Sunday, February 04, 2007
NOTE FROM JERRY BALL '65
Gloria,
Thought you might be interested in this obituary for the mother of former RHS football coach Robert Mickler.
http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/obituaries/stories/MYSA020307.06B.Obit_Mickler.192f52f.html
Different subject (but perhaps inspired by the fact I now read the obituary column daily!). I experienced an occasion that a lot of our contemporaries have gone or are going through - on Monday I turned 60. Other people seem to have handled that milestone better than I did.
I took the day off to mope over my lost youth.
Turned out okay though. On my day off, I drove about an hour and a half north of the place where I live to see the National Museum of the Pacific War (a WWII museum housed where Admiral Nimitz grew up). I watched the exhibits and thought about the young folks who never got a chance to turn 60 as a result of that war. Then I thought about our era and the fifty thousand who lost their opportunity to grow old because of Vietnam. And the troops who are serving us today around the world who have paid or may pay the price of that service. All of a sudden, turning 60 seemed like a gift.
A gift - like still being in contact with so many of the "kids" I walked the high school halls with - even after all these years. Friendships of long standing are especially sweet. For my year at Randolph, you are the lynchpin to keeping us all connected. Again, I thank you for that.
Hope things are going well for you.
God bless.
Jerry
Thought you might be interested in this obituary for the mother of former RHS football coach Robert Mickler.
http://www.mysanantonio.com/news/obituaries/stories/MYSA020307.06B.Obit_Mickler.192f52f.html
Different subject (but perhaps inspired by the fact I now read the obituary column daily!). I experienced an occasion that a lot of our contemporaries have gone or are going through - on Monday I turned 60. Other people seem to have handled that milestone better than I did.
I took the day off to mope over my lost youth.
Turned out okay though. On my day off, I drove about an hour and a half north of the place where I live to see the National Museum of the Pacific War (a WWII museum housed where Admiral Nimitz grew up). I watched the exhibits and thought about the young folks who never got a chance to turn 60 as a result of that war. Then I thought about our era and the fifty thousand who lost their opportunity to grow old because of Vietnam. And the troops who are serving us today around the world who have paid or may pay the price of that service. All of a sudden, turning 60 seemed like a gift.
A gift - like still being in contact with so many of the "kids" I walked the high school halls with - even after all these years. Friendships of long standing are especially sweet. For my year at Randolph, you are the lynchpin to keeping us all connected. Again, I thank you for that.
Hope things are going well for you.
God bless.
Jerry
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Judy O'Neill Woodruff - Birthday Parties and Indy 500
Pictures of Judy O'Neill Woodruff and her daughters (Amy, Krissy and Stacey) trip to the Indy 500. Her daughters surprised her with two surprise 60th birthday parties. Once in Colorado and again in Indy. Also surprised her with best friend, Cathy Heflin Dvorak who presented her with frame cheerleader memories.


Monday, January 22, 2007
JUDY O'NEILL WOODRUFF '64




Hi Gloria....yes, this address and phone number are still good. judywoodruff@msn.com Thank you for giving it to Sandy. We chatted the other night and was so fun visiting with her. I had lost track of her after she went to Atlanta and now she is back home in San Antonio. All is good from Colorado, although, I have never shoveled so much snow as this year. Saw on the news where a box of CO snow had sold on Ebay to some people on the east coast for $200. I must have a million dollars worth of snow around here!!! Some days it is beautiful and others, enough is enough!! Now we are in the deep freeze, but warming to 19 today. Think it is time to bring out the shorts and flip-flops!! My family is doing very well. The girls had all moved away, but gradually coming back. Amy, the oldest, married in the AF and they are in Spokane with their 4 children. Brendan is a KC-135 pilot and due to go back to Iraq in February, but only a 2 mo. stay. Stacy, the middle one, married in Cancun 2 years ago, and they have been living in NY for 3 yrs, but just returned to CO in Sept. and are now living with me till they get their feet on the ground. Stacy graduated from John Jay College of Forensics and hopefully, will have a CSI career. Krissy, the youngest, is in Phoenix with Verizon, managing the store in Scottsdale, and will be returning to CO in March, maybe sooner if her transfer goes thru. Not sure why she would trade that weather for this, but have to say the summers are much more bearable in CO. That is the wonderful thing about daughters, they always find their way home. One of my dreams has been to go to the Indy 500 and that was my 50-10 birthday present from the girls. We all went and had such a great time and it has now become our annual trip together. My dad raced when I was very young, so guess it is in my blood. Sandy and I were wondering if anyone has heard from Harry Johnson. Is he still in the TX area??? I still have all my critters. Last count, 3 dogs and 4 cats. Two new horses, Mom and baby, coming this way as soon as the barn remodel is complete, thank you Stacy!! This will be her project!! She and Krissy want to buy, train and sell. I can see buy and keep, maybe train but not sell. I have really enjoyed reading the Randolph blog and fun to see the pictures. Hope all is well with you and your family. Happy 2007 to you and your family!!! Will attach some snow pictures for you.
Tuesday, January 02, 2007
Saturday, December 23, 2006
Fish Story (Christmas Gathering - Pechuls/Cornell/Gallagher)

Danny Gallagher (Gloria's husband) and Chuck Pechuls at a recent family gathering. Chuck seems to be telling Danny a story about a fish he caught and as you can see Danny is not believing a word he says.

Lyn and Chuck Pechuls ('64) at family gathering at Chuck's sister's property near Gonzales, TXGloria Campbell Gallagher ('65) with her husband Danny
Thursday, December 21, 2006
BARN DOOR DINNER - 12/20/2006


We met again at the Barn Door for dinner, drinks and conversation. Carole McRae Richards and Gloria Campbell Gallagher in the first picture. John Hines, Andy Lowry, Chuck Pechuls and his wife, Lyn (not shown), Stan Sumner, and Steve Burgoon. (Some of you guys might remember Andy from college days at SWT in San Marcos.)We missed you and hope you can attend our next get together!
Tuesday, December 19, 2006
MERRY CHRISTMAS FROM Kathy and Rick Norton 2006
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR
TO ALL OUR FRIENDS AND FAMILY
We want to wish all our friends and family a wonderful holiday season. May you all enjoy every day and may all your days be filled with love and joy!
As most of you may already know, I am in San Antonio, Texas staying with my mother. She had a fall in November, 2005 and was hospitalized for 3 months because of complications, My sister Mary came from Kentucky and we spent every day with her (in the 5 different hospital/rehabs she was in). Mom came home on February 24, 2006 and Mary stayed for another month until she felt I was able to handle things without her assistance. Mary is a nurse and Mom would not be here today if it wasn't for her expertise and help. Mary has come two more times to spend time with Mom while I went to visit my family. I have been staying with Mom for a year now and she is getting a little stronger each day.
Rick is living and working in Victoria, Texas. He is the General Manager of Victoria Electric Cooperative and really enjoys his job. He has been there for 2 years. I was still living in Carrollton and traveling back and forth from Carrollton to Victoria before Mom's fall. Rick has been training and participating in triatholons and it keeps him in good shape and very busy.
All 3 of our boys and their families live in the Dallas area. Chris and Heather have moved into our home in Carrollton and they are taking care of the house and dogs. They have helped us so much and we are so appreciative of all they do. Ben and Becky and our grandson Tyler also live in Carrollton. Tyler is a joy. He turned 3 in October and is keeping his mom and dad hopping. Matt and his wife Kristina live in Frisco, Texas. They have blessed us with our second grandson on November 1 this year. Braylon Edward Norton is a beautiful healthy baby. We are both looking forward to seeing all our children and grandchildren for Christmas. Grandma and I will go to Carrollton on Wednesday, December 20 and return on January 3, 2007. Rick will arrive in Carrollton on December 23rd. It will be wonderful to have us all together for the holidays.
I think of all our friends and family often.
MAY YOUR CHRISTMAS SEASON AND THE COMING NEW YEAR BE BLESSED WITH HAPPINESS, JOY AND LOVE.
Our love to all of you,
Kathy and Rick Norton
Monday, December 18, 2006
TOM MADSEN '66

Tom Madsen (2005) with his kids from left to right: Son, Ryan, daughter Christie, daughter Becky, Tom himself, daughter in law Lindsay and son Greg. Tom is still married to his 2nd wife (23+ years)and as you can see he has 4 kids. He works at a bank as a mortgage loan officer and lives in Austin, TX.
JANIS RIMMER MUSKE '65
Jan, with her Mom and husband Bill
To the left, the picture is of Richard, Jan, Bill, Susan and WesJan retired from public school teaching in May 2004. She now "works" part time as secretary or Ministry Assistant at First Christian Church in Belton, TX where she lives with her husband Bill. She is also the Women's Ministry Leader at her church. Jan's father passes away in January 2006 but her mom is still with us and lives close by. Jan's husband is the Director of Church Relations at Mary Hardin-Baylor. They have two children -- Richard and Susan. Richard lives in Dallas and is employed by Women of Faith and Susan and her husband, Wes, are Missionaries in Bucharest, Romania!
email: rettea04@gmail.com
email: rettea04@gmail.com
Friday, December 15, 2006
MERRY CHRISTMAS 2006 from THE GALLAGHERS

Danny and Gloria Gallagher with dogs, Riley, B'mer and Abby.
WISHING YOU A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS SEASON AND A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
Gloria and Danny's son, Kelly Gallagher. He's single, 24 and lives in Boynton Beach, Florida. He is a CAD tech for an architect.
Gloria's daughter, Allison, with her husband Todd and Allison's kids, Stephen, 16, Cole, 14, Mason, 10, Chase 7, and Makenna 6. They live in Jacksonville, Florida.
WISHING YOU A WONDERFUL CHRISTMAS SEASON AND A VERY HAPPY NEW YEAR!!
Gloria and Danny's son, Kelly Gallagher. He's single, 24 and lives in Boynton Beach, Florida. He is a CAD tech for an architect.
Gloria's daughter, Allison, with her husband Todd and Allison's kids, Stephen, 16, Cole, 14, Mason, 10, Chase 7, and Makenna 6. They live in Jacksonville, Florida.Sunday, December 10, 2006
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