Shirley Moon (Parker)

Hi Classmates. I'm assuming our website is back up. I was not aware that our subscription had expired. Was not notified  by Class Creator and the subscription automatically changed to lots of adds entered on our site. It did not work correctly. Jimmy Miller called me and asked if he could contribute to get this going again. There are several people that looked daily to wish classmates a happy birthday. We are up for another year. Thank you Jimmy.

Many classmates have indicated they want to keep the conversations open. I agree and hope everyone will tell us what you are doing in these "GOLDEN YEARS". Did you have Covid? Have you gone on exciting vacations?   Who has the most grandchildren-great grandchildren? Let's make this link to Rockdale 60 start rocking and rolling. Also, if you are in Conyers, let me know and I will arrange lunch.

Hope to hear from you soon.

Love Y'all

Shirley

Lenette Eberhardt (Strawn)

Etheleen "Sis" Chandler (Hillman)

Merry Christmas to Class 0f 1960 and their families may everyone have a safe and Happy New Year.

Etheleen "Sis" Chandler (Hillman)

Hello class of 1960, Its been awhile since I have been on Computer I am in need of your Prayers, sister Pat Chandler entered the streets of Gold in heaven yesterday with open arms to Mom and Dad, God has another Angel in his kingdom. Prayers are needed because this not expected. We had planned a vacation to visit Georgia on the 11th of May, now we will be having a memorial service. Thank you for your Prayers with love from sis chandler hillman.

Shirley Moon (Parker)

Sis, so sorry to hear about your sister. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time. Please know your classmates will be praying for God to fill you with peace and comfort. We would love to see you in Conyers. Please let me know if you plan another trip..    Much Love, Shirley

Linda Gae Crawford (Reynolds)

Dear Shirley,

Thank you for the update for Beth.  Using the new address, I will send a card immediately.  At ages 81 and 82, all classmates are in my daily prayers for good health and happiness. 

Some of our classmates may remember meeting my brother-in-law, Charles "Skip" Driver (Sister Karla's husband), from the Oxford luncheons.  Skip went to his heavenly home on August 16, 2024.  Friends and family miss him, but his health due to heart and diabetes was so bad, we know God did what was best for him. Skip did not have the childhood I was blessed with in Conyers.  His family moved a lot.  Some of the stories he told were scary.  He said they seldom had candy, when once in a blue moon they had a treat, they dare not drop any.  If they dropped some, they picked it up, dusted it, KISSED IT UP TO GOD, and ate it.  Just before he passed, I looked at the still, comatose face of the man who had been the best uncle to my children.  With tearful eyes I KISSED HIM UP TO HEAVEN.  In my head, at that moment, I heard him laugh, a light-hearted, happy laugh, free from pain.

My husband, Ron, was joyfully released from his cancer surgeon on August 23, 2024, the following Friday after Skip's passing.  So, while it may sound strange, Skip's heavenly journey, Ron's and Beth's recovery are, in their right-of-time, the grandest of blessings.  I don't know why I am amazed at what Beth's daughters accomplished so quickly, after all, they learned from their amazing Mom.

LOVE TO ALL!