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Sharon Ober (Surber)
Retired -P/T Receptionist
Married
3
YES
Having lived in Rahway and raising three children, my husband and I moved to South Carolina in 2004. Our oldest, Tracy, stayed in N J and is a teacher. Kate moved to SC with our son, Christopher. We have two grandbaby girls, two great son-in-laws. |
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Larry Weaver
Retired/Consultant
Married
2
Yes with a guest
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Steve Wisniewski
Retired from federal service
Single
3
YES
200 days or less to retirement. I am looking forward to retirement. Never thought I'd make it through the various illnesses, but God has blessed me with a wonderful daughter and 2 outstanding grandchildren. I did it the hard way through educaton. First at Marshall University for an undergraduate degree, then Stevens Institute of Technology for a Masters, and finally a Ph.d in Electrical Engineering at the University of Notre Dame. Have enjoyed life, accomplishing the goal of being in all 50 states in the US and 25 countries, including Poland 3 times. They were right when you work for the US Government / Army you do travel and see the world. Have met a lot of nice people along the way The goal of visiting 30 ball parks in 120 days was accomplished three years ago. That was a awesome trip, now i am going to drive accross Canada, with my daughter and 2 gandchildren, enjoying all the years I worked so hard for, since I was 11 years old. I live in Maryland and enjoy my beautiful 3 bedroom house. Overall, despite everything that has happened to me, life has been very good to me. The 4 years spent attending RHS are remembered with great fondness and happy memories!!! My only regret is I wish I could have done better in school, when I was younger. But high school wasn't my time yet. Sometimes in life, people are late bloomers, . "We Are Marshall"
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Stephanie Wolkin
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Retired
Single
YES
Very much looking forward to seeing everyone at our 50th reunion! I have been happily retired for nearly eight years. I earned my B.A. from George Washington University and my M.A. from American University, both in Washington, D.C. While there I worked in the U.S.Senate part-time and then full-time. I moved to Minnesota in 1974, first working as a reporter on a daily newspaper and then for the teachers' union as a communications specialist, organizer and business agent/negotiator. I loved what I did but I knew I wanted time to travel and volunteer so I retired in 2010. I volunteer with first graders two days a week. I also serve on the board of a non-profit that helps refugees, immigrants and low-income families. And I travel -- a lot! I have been to Australia, and have traveled extensively in Europe, Asia and Africa. And every year I make a "pilgrimage" to my favorite place on earth -- Paris, France! The photo shown here was taken three years ago in the Moroccan desert. See you in July! |
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