Douglas D. Jones

Hello Jim, compared to being in high school, the years roll by really fast now at our age. Have another happy birthday old friend. God bless you and all your loved ones. Doug

Posted on: Jul 27, 2018 at 11:32 AM

Hi Jim, So another one has rolled around. I hope this day finds you happy, healthy and safe. Watch out for those high temperatures in the San Fernando Valley. Have fun and thanks for being my friend all these years. Doug

Hello old friend, So another birthday has rolled around for you. I hope lots and lots of them keep coming for you and that your life is blessed with good health and happiness for you and your loved ones. You're a kind hearted and special person to everyone.

Posted on: Dec 23, 2017 at 1:33 AM

Posted on: Jul 27, 2017 at 8:54 AM

Happy birthday Jim. Here's wishes for many more happy and healthy years ahead of you. Be careful riding motorcycles. Keep your eyes on Jesus.

Posted on: Feb 21, 2017 at 5:33 AM

Happy birthday Gerrie. I wish you good health, fun times and I hope you win the Lotto. Thanks for all your fine work with the reunions.

Hello my friend of 62 years. Merry Christmas to you and Lily and happy birthday to you. May the two of you remain happy and healthy. Doug and Dar

Hi Danny, I recently was speaking with Richard Keel who has retired in Arkansas and we spoke about you. Don't worry it was all good. We had a lot of laughs with you and your sense of humor back in high school.

Happy birthday Danny. God bless you and your loved ones with good health, happiness and may all your needs and wants be met.

Doug Jones
Green Valley, Arizona

Darlene and I are saddened to see you go. R.I.P. Mike, I've enjoyed our many talks about cars and motor scooters.

Posted on: Feb 16, 2016 at 8:47 AM

Hi Gerrie, I hope you have a great birthday and that your wishes come true

Posted on: Jul 31, 2015 at 1:57 PM

Hi Jim, it's always a pleasure to hear from you. I hope your birthday was a good one. I was glad you made it to the 50th reunion and got to reconnect with so many old friends. I still remember you flying up the rope climb at gymnastic meets and during practice sessions in the old gym at BHS. I've never forgotten and never will forget all the rides home from high school you gave me on the back of your motorcycle. You were a very benevolent guy and I was as broke as a church mouse back then. Darlene and I are well, especially since she's gotten over her shattered ankle and all the pins, screws and plates have done their thing to get her back walking.

This afternoon we're having a monsoon thunderstorm. Lightning, house shaking thunder and rain washing the streets. It's pretty weird down here in the Sonoran desert. 100 degrees and raining. We love it here though. It's like Van Nuys was in 1950. No traffic and at least half the people carry handguns, either concealed or open carry. Talk about polite people! Keep your eyes on Jesus! Doug

Posted on: Jun 12, 2015 at 7:26 AM

Hey Stu,
Drop me a short email so I can have your private email address. I'll tell you a story that I'm sure you'll remember vividly. I will give you my email address in a way that Classmates will allow it. You will know what to do. My email is nuggiedog at cox.net. Just put in the @ sign in place of the word. Don't be chicken....don't be shy. Doug

Posted on: Jan 12, 2015 at 5:40 AM

Hi Mike,

Best wishes for a very happy birthday. Are you still collecting and rebuilding Cushmans? What a neat hobby. We got a new computer and lots of folders and contacts were lost in the data transfer process. Please drop me a line at nuggiedog@cox.net

Hi Tim,

Happy birthday and thank you for your service to our country. You and Kathy Aliano need to share your secrets for aging so gracefully with the rest of us. I hope your birthday celebration was a special one. Be well.

Folks don't know that Tim and I were neighbors and good friends from the 4th grade through high school. We got out of touch over time but are back to our old ways of arguing and chopping each other nowadays. Tim is a very special and caring man. He doesn't ask for respect but his caring and thoughtful actions towards all others quietly demands our respect.