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George West and Connie Cunningham talk with John Richardson |
Dave Muir, Larry Everling and
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Walt McDonald, Matt Ledwith, Charlie
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Harry Eustace, Ed
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Connie Cunningham and Rod Ryan |
Harry Miller and Joe Mignatti. In the background Jim McMonagle talks with Jerry Lombard |
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Lou DiMaria and Joe Donahue |
Bill Regli tells John Osborne not to miss the stuffed shrimp. It was good advice. The food was great, especially the shrimp. |
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Charlie Dolloway, Jerry Cosgrove, Dave Muir and Marty Whalen |
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Ed Solvibile talks with Harry Eustace about opening up a hospital in Uzbekistan. Harry is an adviser to Uzbekistan Airways. Question, do you know where Uzbekistan is? No, it's not in South Jersey. |
Larry Everling, Joe Donahue and John Fitzpatrick. Larry and Joe came down from north Jersey. |
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Many of us haven't seen George West for over 40 years |
Joe Mignatti and Marty Whalen |
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Rod Ryan and John Osborne |
Louie DiMaria and Peter Keenan are
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Harry Eustace and
Walt Mcdonald
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Jimmy McMonagle talking with Jerry Lombard as George West looks on |
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Harry Miller, John Glaser with Dave Muir and |
Jerry Lombard and
Matt Ledwith
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Harry Eustace and John Glaser
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Jimmy McMonagle and Nat D'Amico |
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John Richardson, George West and Connie Cunningham |
John Fitzpatrick |
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If you look closely at Marty Whalen's tie you can
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Bill Regli gave a great party
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John Richardson |
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Nat D'Amico, Ed Solvibile, Jerry Cosgrove and John Glaser |
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Our apologies to Al Solecki for not including him in the photographs. Al came but left early before any of the pictures were taken. Below is a photograph taken this fall of John Brogan. John has been an English teacher in Maine for over 30 years and now travels the country giving seminars to teachers on how to teach reading and writing. John and his wife, Martha live in Maine and have four children. He stopped by my daughter's house while he was giving a seminar in north Jersey. His cousin, Joe Lynch who graduated three years after us at La Salle now teaches at the high school. |
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John has a million stories and a passion for writing. Some day soon I am going to get a couple six packs and a tape recorder and let John talk about his experiences with teaching, his memories of La Salle, basketball, the guys from Happy Hollow in Germantown, etc. It would definitely fill a great book.
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