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Merry Xmas & Happy new Year - 15
01/08/03     Nelson Smith  (1968)      fearless0351@aol.com
Hope all from the Class of 1968 had a good Xmas and that the new year be prosperous for all.
 
01/28/03     Nelson E. Smith  (1969)      fearless0351@aol.com
Re: Merry Xmas & Happy new Year
It has been brought to my attention from one of my fellow classmates that the wrong class year was posted by my name on my message. Must have been one of those gray moments for me or I didn't have my glasses on...I apologize profusely to both classes for the error :o)
01/28/03     Bob White  (1968)      bobnm@earthlink.net
Re: Merry Xmas & Happy new Year
It is ok Nelson. The Class of 68 has always been use to those classes right before and after us wishing they had been part of the legend that was the Class of 68.
01/29/03     Nelson E. Smith  (1969)      fearless0351@aol.com
Re: Merry Xmas & Happy new Year
Hmmmmmmm.....think that might be stretching things a bit there, Bob---almost to the point of being delusional. Seriously, I like to the think that all MAVAHI classes are legends in their own right, good, bad, or indifferent. I suppose it depends on how they achieved their legendary status.
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