| Date: Sun 01/13/08 9:48AM From: Connie Paciga Email: janeii@aol.com Message: I lived at 89 Wyona St. Sure is great to think back and remember when we all thought we could conquer the world! Love to all: Connie |
| Date: Sat 01/12/08 9:51PM From: John Randazzo Email: enigma757@verizon.net Message: Hello Hal Smith - Yes, Phyllis was a first cousin on my Dad's side, she lived on Grant Ave also just a block south of me - saldy, leukemia took her many years ago. Mike Andrews is also a first cousin (Dad's sister's son). We haven't seen him much over the last few years, but he and I are about the same age and were fairly close growing up. |
| Date: Thu 01/10/08 8:46PM From: old friend Email: cbeltran1511@aol.com Message: Hey Eddie G. My cousin Mike C. wants to know, year-1976 place-Willow-we-mac camp grouds. Event-Momma weeser's camp out trip. In a two day period you drank 20 liters of Tab soda. The empties you stacked like cannon balls. What was with that? Alvin says Hi................. |
| Date: Thu 01/10/08 12:32PM From: Bob Frank Email: RWF1013@aol.com Message: For Charles Witte, I can help id most of our graduating cla** from BS. Bob Frank |
| Date: Thu 01/10/08 2:35AM From: thomas marsalona Email: tmarsa@bellsouth.net Message: I lived at 126 Jerome St. which was the first house next to the Lowes Warwick theater, during the years between 1941 till 1850. If anyone remembers me, please contac me. This is a great site. Tom |
| Date: Thu 01/10/08 2:25AM From: Joann Girace Jones Email: jojonesbhm@charter.net Message: Wow, talk about a trip down memory lane. Awesome site! Would love to connect with old buddies. Graduated St. Michaels grammar school 1970 and went to the HS for two years after that. Anyone remember Sr. Ann Dominic, Sr. Philomena, Sr. Pat, Mr. Thornton, or Sr. Ferrer (The Terror) LOL!!! Smoking in the bathroom, playing in the school yard across the street, basketball games, dances, Sam Catapano (my first love) Pat Nissan (Prettiest girl in the school who was my my best friend for many years but who wound up kicking my a** in front of the whole school at least I think it was her --oops too much of the wacky tobaccy fogging the brain LOL) Hope my kids don't see this post! They think I'm perfect! Any talk of re-unions? Thanks again for the great memories.......Jo |
| Date: Thu 01/10/08 12:40AM From: hal SMITH Email: BIXO31@YAHOO.COM Message: I remember Ungar's Delicatessen. Are tou related to the late Phillis Randazzo, who I went to 171 with also Mike Andrews and the tailor on Liberty Ave. in City Line |
| Date: Wed 01/9/08 9:16PM From: John Randazzo Email: enigma757@verizon.net Message: How did I get here ?? Now if you could just put Ungar's Delicatesson back on the corner of Nichols and Aetna, set the price of a Bologna hero to 60 cents and have some 5 cent Devil Dogs on the rack near the sodas, things will be just fine. I lived at 53 Grant Ave and and myself (John Randazzo) and two brothers, Larry and Richard all attended BSS from the early 60s through early 70s So I see some familar names ....Steve Lamarche, John Shevlin (there can only be one) - Yeah, Shevlin, he's the guy who led the afternoon ritual of grabbing me while in the school yard and throwing me in the poor box. I'd kill to have a beer with you guys; get in touch if you are so inclined. I still have half of my Altar-boy uniform the ca**ock I think; the black robe part (No, I was never hurt by any of the priests at BS Church). Some of those priests were so cool, and the trips to Rye playland....help me. And Ms LaForte, if you have a brother Steven, tell him I said hi. Ask him about the day we lit a zilch in your living room and nearly set the house on fire. Thankfully, we weren't hurt. Man am I pi**ed about missing th elast reunion. Please, get a contact database started up so this doesn't happen again; or do I have to do it ? all the best - stay (or get) in touch John |
| Date: Tue 01/8/08 5:39PM From: carolyn hundley-ryan Email: www.clryan@metlife.com Message: i attended st michaels 1964 to 68 we had dominican nuns and capasian priest and or brothers they lived in a bldg attached to the rear of the church,and the sisters lived closer to the street and to the front of the church i remember may day in the garden ,the garden at the time had a wall around it ,and i remember a connection between the grammer school and high school,behind the grammer school lavatory.and the lunch room in grammer school our lunch ladies were mrs beenfield and mrs phifer . both had children who attented the school,i remember susan phifer and chris and christine beenfield? and father leo who all the girls in hs had a crush on.he would often visit our cla**rooms,i was married at st michaels august 1970.i remember sister vincent in hs ,mrs cominski ,and mr baglio ,our music teacher was a man cant remember his name,began with a c , maroon gym uniforms, and plaid pleated skirts,white blouses ,we had vest and in senior year had blazers.we had tams for hats.black shoes w/green knee socks.the sister were very stern about the uniform.st michaels still is my favorite church. i now live in st louis mo. |
| Date: Tue 01/8/08 11:13AM From: carolyn hundley-ryan Email: www.clryan@metlife.com Message: great site, i was born at home 555 liberty ave corner of schenck attented st mikes grammer and high school,sisters betty and joann i remember the smell of coco from the bordens and their smoke stack,and the smell of fresh bread from maxwells bakery.moved to bradford st between fulton and arlington i remember the temple and a apt house on a little triangle acroos arlington. dated john ryan ,from atlantic and barby he lived over stans bar his brother was richie ,they first lived on williamsburg st.he played baseball for the iyl we dated i was 14 and married 1970 from st michaels, went to st malachy when i lived on bradford, dad worked for the transit authority,out of eny station or canarsie, i still have my high school yearbook and pictures of living on liberty ave from the 1950's i was born in 1950, john attended franklin k lane graduated at 16 went to work for metropolitan life,retired in 2002 ,my friend on the street were patty yackery ,she married johnny just, he lived i think on fulton ,we hung out in the school yark of ps76 ,with the boys from rickies luncheonette that was on the corner of fulton, john was 2 years older and the boys from the iyl league hung out at the school .will send this site to sistersin calif and ak again great work. carolyn hundley - ryan cla** of 68 |