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Fred Miller

Billy Ward

My Dear Friends, I'm overwhelmed with the love and kindness all of you have shown. I feel very positive about my situation with my kidneys and lungs! Not only classmates and old friends but many emails from old friends. I can promise that I'm a fighter and I will beat all these health problems. I'm so lucky to have all of the kind words and prayers sent my way.  I will not disappoint you! Besides, I have a bunch of picking and grinning to do at our Gathering in August. God bless all of you! I will keep everyone informed of my positive results. God bless you all!..........Billy

Bob Gilmore

Tommy Weathers

Robert I am sure you are right. Is that Ann Black to his left?  Must be because that is Rex to the left of her.

John Allensworth

Happy Birthday Fred, hope your day is a great one.

Saundra Bennett (Whiteside)

Happy Birthday, Fred!  Enjoy your special day!

Harvey, I think I'll stick to zip lining!

Tommy Weathers

Happy birthday Fred. Hope you can join us this summer in Ruidoso.

Bob Gilmore

Pat Sullins (Carpenter)

Hope you have a great birthday, Fred.  

Rex Booth

Friends, dis iz... gonna be more than fun!

Bob Gilmore.  Yep, uh huh.  Fred's hair was very dark in '62... in fact, t'was Clark Gable's hair stylist who asked Fred for his formula... way back in 1960.  

Tommy, Correction Here.  It was James Yeo sitting next to your 'nocturnal dream queen' Ann Black at the ball stadium.  This particular ménage à trois got it's start at Food Mart Grocery when Tommy and Mack K. flirted with Ann... as they each vicariously and secretley stole wanton looks of lust for Ann while they sacked her groceries.  A mutual buddy in Vegas sez he'll vouch for all these carnal acts in the Peyton Place of Roswell.  Of course, Gilmore frequently, if not constantly, pined then bemoaned. and pledged his eternal love for Ann... his "hot action attaction" and conquest of the decade.  Bob, Is that why you moved to Pasadena that year?  ha

Fred, Happy Birthday!!  And many more!!  

Sorry to take so long regarding your prize for your answers to "Chinatown".  You are very estute and you recall many meaniful things of our youth.  Here!  Here!

John Allensworth

How many of you were born at one of these 2 hospitals?

Roswell Osteopathic for me!

Maynard Lee Blanton

St. Mary's for me

Rex Booth

Saint Mary's  -  When four years old, had tonsils taken out.  What happened to the windmill..?

Osteopathic -  Across the street from North Jr - Had cast put on.  Broke foot playing varsity basketball in our gym.   Ah, the Thrill of Victory and the Agony of de Feet..

Keith,  I'd have sent you a birthday wish earlier if Johnny hadn't been tinkering with the RHS site. ha

So a big happy birthday, Fred.  Yes you need to come to our Gathering in Ruidoso.  Sanford drives out from Ft. Worth to Ruidoso each year.  Could you two hookup for the event?

Billy Turley

I don't remember which one it was. I know I was there at the time butstill can't recall. Most of the doctoring I got was done at Marshall Clinic with doctor Steve Marshall.

Lynn Snipes (Allensworth)

I was born at St. Mary's!

Don Ervin

Osteopatatic Hospital for me.  Dr. L.D. Barbour delivering.  I think I was in the same room that John used.  I was the first one in my family to be delivered in a hospital.

Billy Turley

Don, I heard that my aunt Hazel tried to return you to the hospital but that refused to take you back !!! They did not have a money back guarantee policy.

Just kiddin cuz...damn glad they didn't !!

Tommy Weathers

John, please ask more questions about Roswell. Get some of the classmates to join in.

Hi Lee. Thanks for joining in with your answer. Maybe this will get some of the others to send some old memories.

Don Ervin

Just so you know cuz about 40 years after my birth I sat down with Dr Barbour and told him that my Daddy never did pay him all the money that was owed to him for my birth.  I think my daddy was trying to get me repossed.  My Momma made up for it though.  Dr. L.D. Barbour or Lawerence Donald Barbour, she named me after him.  Besides his son Johnny was one of my best friends from 1st grade through 12th.  True story.

Pat Sullins (Carpenter)

That's a great idea, Tommy, to ask more questions about Roswell.  Where are the windmills?  I wasn't born in Roswell but came here shortly thereafter from Portales.

Tommy Weathers

Pat, the windmills are on the Tatum Hi way past David's turn off.

Don , the good old days when the Doctor would slap the new born on the butt. When Turley was born the doctor slapped Turley's mama.

Paula Carl (Cowee Miller)

St. Mary' s for me!  Dr Steve Marshall was the attending physician. 

Bob Lewis

Ferrell Dunham

Dr. Barbour was my doctor when I had ruematic fever as a kid and Dr. steve Marshall save my life by doing  an emergency appendectomy on me when i was about 5 years old.

David Carpenter

My Dad was working for Bogle farms when I was born so I was born in house on a Bogle farm soutgwest of Dexter.