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Ray Marshall
Pat S. John A. and John L.
Thanks for the pickleball info and video it looks like a fun game for our type folks! I got into tennis in a big way in my mid 30’s and played 2 or 3 times per week for about 20 years before giving up on it. Pickleball looks like a good alternative.
Pat, is the Roswell Adult Center located where the Youth Center used to be in the late ‘50’s? If yes, I guess that’s an example of the proverbial “Circle of Life”! I’ve got lots of good memories of Fri & Sat nights spent at the Youth Center while attending North Junior High School in the 8th and 9th grade. In those days my family lived on N Lea Street about a 1 minute walk to North JHS and 5 minutes to the Youth Center.
John L, I’m going to try that back inverter thingy. I’ve seen commercials on TV and I think it’s called a “teeter” or something like that. Yep, raising a teen is a real trip. My 16 yr old grandson just got his drivers license. Can’t wait to get the new car insurance bill (Jeez!)
One last thing suitable for the “Who Cares Dept” : I lived on Fulkerson Dr, a couple of blocks South of RHS during our RHS years. In those days you could almost rename Fulkerson Dr “RHS class of ‘62 drive” IE: the house immediately to the left of mine was occupied by Tommy Taylor, immediately next door to Tommy was Pam Harris, directly across the street was Verlon Miller, a couple of houses down from Verlon was Fran Bunderle and down near the end of our block was Vera Spurrier. Don’t think Vera was part of RHS class of ’62 though. Kind of weird, all those classmates living so close together and I don’t even recall one middle of the night raucous party. Our parents must not have travelled too much back then!
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