Here are most of who came... there were a few more that aren't in this pic... a great time!Tom Bennett, Annette Dinolfo Bennett, Jeannie Chiarolla Chambers, Albert Thuotte, Laura Unch, Sallie Shelton Thomas, Betty Wareham Worland, Duane Thaxton, Flora Angel Ferrens, Alan Singer, Neal Steven Hershenson, Carol Brown Baker, Eliede Drost Pounds, Shari Diane Goodstein Epstein, Don Ray, Linda Peterson Everett, Kathy Dupree, Diane Ward, Dona Foy Porcaro Bruckner, Scott Bruckner, Paul Munch, Deanna Jennings, Carolyn Diehl Munch, Denny Lombard, Joanne Yoffee Furer, Trudie Hentze, Jim Grasse, Cathy Palmer, John Coyle, Cathy Coyle, Fran Serafin, Marilyn Miller, Pam Kirkwood, Jon Kirkwood, Sara Marino Beciara, Jeanne Barron Aikman, Pam Hawkins Swan, Greg van der Werff and Shelly Perez Lucero.
L-R Cathy Palmer, Marilyn Miller, Cathy Nicholls Coyle, Joanne Yoffee Furer, Jeanne Barron Aikman, Greg van der Werff and Neal Hershenson
It was a beautiful day in Burbank as we drove past Burbank High and saw the big white B on the foothill
Always fun to see Wild Kingdom on the DeBell Golf Course... here's Bambi and friends as well as Wylie Coyote!
While sitting on the grass talking to Greg van der Werff, I noticed the grass wiggling and suddenly a little gopher poked his head out of a hole and began eating the grass. We watched it for a few minutes. Then it went back down and pushed the dirt up to cover the hole. We'd never seen a gopher in person and so close lol!
JULY 15, 2013 UPDATEMore photos from other classmates...Photos by Pam Kirkwood
Trudie Lombard Hentze with brother Denny Lombard
Scott Bruckner and Betty Wareham Worland
Pam Kirkwood and BettyPhoto by Cathy Nicholls Coyle
Cathy Nicholls Coyle, Duane Thaxton, Cathy Palmer and Al Thuotte
Neal Hershenson and Cathy PalmerPhoto by Cathy Nicholls Coyle
Scott, Jeanne Barron Aikman and Jim GrassePhotos by Linda Peterson Everett
Carolyn Diehl Munch and Paul Munch
Back: Flora Angel Ferrens, Marilyn Miller, CarolynFront: Deanna Lloyd Jennings, Linda Peterson Everett, Diane McCall Ward
Deanna and Linda
Linda and MarilynJuly 16, 2013 UPDATEPics from Joanne Yoffee Furer...
Source:http://bhsclass67.blogspot.com/2013/07/fun-time-at-debell-clubhouse-grill-last.html
Fun Time at DeBell Clubhouse Grill Last Night! Images
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While deployed in Iraq, Gunnery Sergeant Samuel Deeds, a diehard NASCAR fan, dreamed of working in the sport after completing his service. In 2005, those dreams took a back seat when Deeds placed himself in harm’s way to save the lives of his fellow Marines. This summer Deeds will travel to one of the country’s most historic tracks, Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS), not as a fan or employee, but as the race namesake.Today in his hometown of Erlanger, Ky., Deeds was recognized as the winner of Crown Royal’s “Your Hero’s Name Here” program, which awards one deserving individual naming rights to the July 28th NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race at IMS. Surrounded by friends, family and Marines, Deeds cemented his place in the NASCAR record books by laying the final brick, engraved with the official race logo, in a ceremonial “Yard of Bricks” at Flagship Park in Erlanger.While deployed in Iraq, Deeds came across an improvised explosive device (IED) while setting up a vehicle checkpoint. Upon seeing fellow Marines approaching, he exposed himself to the device, risking his own life to save others. He was severely injured and underwent more than 30 surgeries and procedures following the blast. Three years later, while still recovering, Deeds’ heroic instincts took charge once again when he saved the lives of three individuals caught in a rip tide off the coast of North Carolina.In addition to Deeds’ friends and family, special representatives from Crown Royal, Big Machine Label Group (BMLG), and IMS attended the ceremony and spoke of Deeds’ many accomplishments. NASCAR driver Kurt Busch surprised Deeds during the ceremony, appearing on behalf of the Armed Forces Foundation (AFF), alongside AFF President and Executive Director Patricia Driscoll. Country music star Justin Moore debuted a special song titled “Heroes,” which was penned specifically for the “Your Hero’s Name Here” program. Consumers 21 and over can visit CrownHeroesSong.com to download “Heroes” for free. For every download redeemed between now and the Samuel Deeds 400 on July 28th, Crown Royal will donate one dollar to AFF.“I was so fortunate to be part of this program last summer,” said Moore. “That experience and the brave men and women I met along the way served as inspiration for this new song. The opportunity to debut ‘Heroes’ in front of a true hero like Samuel, his friends, family and community, is incredibly special to me as well as all of the folks at BMLG.”This will mark the seventh time Crown Royal has awarded race naming rights to an adult fan. After receiving thousands of entries during the nomination period, five heroes were chosen as finalists and adult fans had the opportunity to cast their votes for the person they felt was most deserving of the honor. As the winner of the program, Deeds will participate in a VIP race weekend experience, riding in the pre-race pace car, delivering the trophy bearing his name to the race winner in Victory Lane, and participating in the “kissing the bricks” ceremony following the race.“I’ve been a NASCAR fan for as long as I can remember, so the reality of having my name on a track with such rich history and meaning is beyond words,” said Deeds. “I am so grateful to all of those who took the time to hear my story and vote for me. I can’t wait to attend the race and dedicate that special weekend to all fellow servicemen and women who put their lives on the line every day.”Deeds, now retired from his service in the Marines, is a husband and father of two boys. His wife, April, nominated him for the program for his unwavering commitment to his country.“We could not be more honored to announce Gunnery Sergeant Samuel Deeds as the 2013 ‘Your Hero’s Name Here’ winner,” said Abby Wise, Brand Director for Crown Royal. “His sacrifice and continued acts of heroism serve as an inspiration to all of us at Crown Royal and we are proud to provide him with the ultimate race experience at the Brickyard next month.”The official race title, Crown Royal Presents the Samuel Deeds 400 at the Brickyard Powered by BigMachineRecords.com, will be incorporated into race memorabilia as well as the winner’s trophy. Various events and celebrations will take place leading up to and throughout race weekend to honor Deeds, during which Crown Royal would like to remind adult consumers to please drink responsibly.“It is our privilege to participate in this program with Crown Royal for the second year at IMS,” said Indianapolis Motor Speedway Corporation COO Doug Boles. “We’ve been introduced to so many deserving American heroes, and we look forward to rolling out the red carpet for Samuel and all other heroes in attendance at this year’s race.” Through a partnership with Crown Royal and IMS, country music artists from Big Machine Label Group including Justin Moore, Cadillac Three, Cassadee Pope and Dustin Lynch, will perform special concerts throughout the race weekend. About Crown RoyalCrown Royal Canadian whisky is the number one selling Canadian whisky brand in the US by value and has a tradition as long and distinctive as its taste. Specially blended to commemorate a grand tour of Canada made by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth of Great Britain in 1939, Crown Royal Canadian whisky's smooth, elegant style reflects its aristocratic origins and is considered the epitome of Canadian whisky. For more information visit www.crownroyal.com. Crown Royal encourages all race fans to please drink responsibly.About DiageoDiageo is the world's leading premium drinks business with an outstanding collection of beverage alcohol brands across spirits, beer and wine. These brands include Johnnie Walker, Crown Royal, JεB, Windsor, Buchanan’s and Bushmills whiskies, Smirnoff, Cîroc and Ketel One vodkas, Baileys, Captain Morgan, Tanqueray and Guinness.Diageo is a global company, with its products sold in more than 180 countries around the world. The company is listed on both the New York Stock Exchange (DEO) and the London Stock Exchange (DGE). For more information about Diageo, its people, brands, and performance, visit us at www.diageo.com. For our global resource that promotes responsible drinking through the sharing of best practice tools, information and initiatives, visit DRINKiQ.com.Celebrating life, every day, everywhere.Please remember to please drink responsibly.
I love partnerships that pair wonderfully together! Apples and oranges, peas and carrots - chocolate and duck! Yogurtland and Looney Tunes have come together for a summer full of Flavors With Character!Themed flavors like Daffy's Dark Chocolate Orange, Bugs Carrot Cake and Tazmanian Devil's Food Cake! The flavors are debuting all summer and the kids and I stopped by to try a taste.The Baby's fave was the Dark Chocolate Orange. A deep chocolate taste with a subtle hint of citrus at the end was a really refreshing treat on a hot day. I liked the Carrot Cake, a lot more than I thought I would! The flavor was really smooth and almost tasted like a comforting pumpkin pie. If it wasn't for Looney Tunes and Bugs, it might not have been one of the flavors I'd go for!
Yogurtland always does a great job partnering with well known characters in the most fun and tasty way! They also have keychains and other Looney Tunes products for sale, but I love the adorable Yogurtland spoons so I can't wait to come back all summer and collect all of them!
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Friday 7:10, Saturday and Sunday 1:10Citi Field - Flushing, NYPhillies 48-48, 3rd Place in the N.L. East, 6 1/2 games behind the BravesMets 41-50, 4th Place in the N.L. East, 11 games behind the BravesPhillies Probables: Kyle Kendrick (8-6, 3.68), Cole Hamels (4-11, 4.05), Cliff Lee (10-3, 2.86)Mets Probables: Jeremy Hefner (4-6, 3.33), Zack Wheeler (3-1, 3.54), Matt Harvey (7-2, 2.35)At the Ballpark: The first 15,000 fans will receive a Mets toy truck on Saturday afternoon. On Sunday, the first 25,000 fans will receive a Dwight Gooden All-Star bobble head.Phillies LeadersAverage: Ben Revere - .305Runs: Domonic Brown - 49Home Runs: Domonic Brown - 23RBIs: Domonic Brown - 67Stolen Bases: Ben Revere - 22Wins: Cliff Lee - 10
1973 Topps #184ERA: Cliff Lee - 2.86Strikeouts: Cliff Lee - 125Saves: Jonathan Papelbon - 201973 Topps Flashback: When a guy who went 6-4 with a 4.62 ERA in 18 starts in 1985 is your Diamond King representative in the 1986 Donruss set, your team has issues. What's worse, is that by the time the 1986 Donruss set was released, Jerry Koosman was long gone, having been released by the Phillies in December 1985. This is the kind of stuff that really bugged me as a young collector. I wrote more about Koosman's career during a 1979 Topps Flashback post last year.
