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Bonnie Eakle (Walkingshaw)
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Centerville
UT
Nursing Education (semi-retired)
Married
4
I married Frank Benson in 1964. Together we had 4 wonderful children and now have 9 precious grandchildren. However, Frank and I divorced in 1998. Five years later I married Bob Walkingshaw and have expanded my family with his 3 children, 10 grandchildren and 2 great-grandchildren. Fortunately, most of our family members live in Utah, and we enjoy being with them. From University of Utah I received a BS in Nursing in 1966 and an MS in Medical-Surgical Nursing in 1969. I have worked as a registered nurse in several hospitals but have spent most of my career teaching nursing students—at University of Hawaii, Weber State University, North Idaho College and Westminster College. In 2006 I retired as a Professor of Nursing from Westminster, though in 2008 I returned there part time as a BSN Clinical Coordinator. Always active LDS, Bob and I have served as ordinance workers in the Bountiful Temple since 2006. We feel very blessed.
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Dilworth Strasser
January 08, 1944
Salt Lake City
UT
Retired
Married
8
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Stephen Snow
February 18, 1944
Salt Lake City
UT
Education-Retired
Single
I have lived a rather ordinary life surrounded by extraordinary people.Following EHS graduation I attended the University of Utah for a year, then served LDS Mission to the Eastern States. Mission service included service at LDS Church Pavilion New York World's Fair 1964-65. Study at U of U followed, interrupted by being drafted into United States Army at age 24 at the height of Viet Nan War. Two years in army, followed by delayed graduation from the U at age 27. Before graduation I had already begun what would become a 32 year career as Director of Public Events at the U of U School of Music. It was there that I came love, nurture, guide and teach eight generations of young music students. A career on a university campus cannot be beat. I am single, never married. Now in retirement I spend time in volunteer work and caring for senior citizen mother, 98 years of age. I now live with my mother and may be the only '62 graduate residing in the same home as when he attended EHS. |
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Linda Carr (Langley)
January 28, 1944
Vernal
'Utah
Wife, Sweetheart and Homemaker
Married
8
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Jane Jackson (Howell)
June 27, 1944
Salt Lake City
UT
Housewife, mother
Married
5
How could it possibly be 50 years since we all graduated? I'm grateful that the reunion is in September, we return in August from 23 months serving in the Southeast Africa area as Auditors/trainers for the LDS Church. We trained in 23 different African countries traveling 88,000 miles within the African Continant. What a "ride" it has been. Our 5 children, their spouses and 5 grandchildren are thrilled that we have returned. What life holds for us next is unknown, but I'm sure it will be interesting. Looking forward to seeing old friends!!
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Suzanne Jeppson (Tate)
June 12, 1944
SLC
UT
homemaker
Married
5
I loved high school, loved learning and enjoyed the best classmates in the world! Remember when we paid 19 cents/gallon of gas due to neighborhood gas wars! |
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Wallie Rasmussen
Salt Lake City
UT
Attorney
Married
4
Following the East High years, I majored in Mining Engineering at the University of Utah, obtaining a BS degree. This was followed by a law degree from the same institution. By that time, Harriet Richards, from Farmington, and I were married and we accepted a position in the Law Department of Humble Oil and Refining Company, a subsidiary of what is now Exxon Mobil Corporation. I spend 37 years with ExxonMobil with assignments in Houston, Denver, and West Virginia. The last few years of my career were with the Exploration group of the company where I had the opportunity to negotiate various oil transactions around the world. I started my career working on the Trans-Alaska oil pipeline and concluded it negotiating with two other oil companies to develop an Alaskan natural gas pipeline. Three of our four children live in the Eastern half of the United States, along with seven of nine grandchildren, so we travel a bit. Both my wife and I served LDS Church missions and recently completed a senior mission with the Temple Department of the Church.
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Katharine Welch (English)
June 23, 1944
Salt Lake City
UT
Retired
Married
2
After teaching middle school, I became a trial lawyer and then a state court judge in Oregon for 14 years. I retired but, bored, became the Chief Judge for the Confederated Tribes of the Grand Ronde in Oregon for 7 more years.. Retired again, and bored again, I earned a Master's in Creative Writing and have now substitute taught and tutored at Rowland Hall in SLC for 8 years. I may never retire again. I am married to our classmate, Cary Griffiths. Our joined families include 5 children. |
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Kathryn Lloyd (Stewart)
Cottonwood Heights
UT
Teacher
Married
3
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Elvona J Anderson (Goeckeritz)
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Salt Lake City, UT
UT
Working part time for a financial planner
Married
5
I worked for a podiatrist for seven years, and have now worked for a financial planner for eleven. I only work on Fridays so I can take care of three of my grandchildren. We have five children, three sons and two daughters, who all live here in Utah. Our two sons live across the street from us, so we see our grandchildren a lot. We have 13 grandsons and 4 granddaughters, and a great-grandson who will be one in February. I am so glad my husband and I have had the opportunity to travel. We took our family to Germany when they were young when the Berlin Wall was still up. It was quite an experience for all of us. Raimund and I have gone five other times to Europe. The last time we spent time with his sister and her husband in Berlin, where they are serving a mission. We also have been on two cruises, which is my favorite. We went once to Alaska and once to the Panama Canal. Yellowstone and the sand dunes are another family favorite. We enjoy snowmobiling and 4-wheeling and try to have a lot of fun. We have had some big trials also in our lives. Raimund was diagnosed with renal carcinoma in 2006, but he is a fighter. He has gone through chemo and radiation, and is still fighting. Keep us in your prayers. This has been one of the hardest things in my life—to see my sweetheart and companion go through this sickness. We will not give up. I am not shy like I was in high school, and I have learned a lot through these experiences. My husband served as Bishop twice, and it was one of our joys in life to serve our Heavenly Father. He is also writing a book about his life to share his life in Germany, and what he went through growing up. My thoughts for the future are that my husband and I have many more years together. I live one day at a time. I hope to see you at the reunion this year and will be looking forward to further information. |
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