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Barbara Gillis Weber '66: Planning the 50th Reunion

An alumna of the class of 1966 writes in 2015 that her classmates are planning a 50th anniversary reunion and asks anyone from her years at Ladycliff to respond.

Posted April 17, 2018Archived October 24, 2021132 words

Barbara Gillis Weber, class of 1966, writing in May 2015 after finding the guestbook. Her class would mark its 50th anniversary in 2016 and she was starting to plan a reunion and look for classmates, including anyone who spent part of their college years with the class. She mentions living in Southern California since her marriage in 1967, her husband's 47 years at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, and six grandchildren. The same entry appears in the guestbook. The site's dated copy is from April 2018.

I just stumbled across the website guestbook and I’m so excited to see it up and running. The Class of 1966 will be celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2016 and now, May of 2015, we are beginning to make plans for a reunion. I am trying to find classmates and would appreciate hearing from anyone from our class (or those who may have been in our class at sometime during our Ladycliff years). My husband, Bill, and I have lived in Southern California since we were married in 1967. He retired from Jet Propulsion Laboratory in June after 47 wonderful years there. Now we are enjoying traveling and spoiling our six grandchildren. Thanks for having this website. I will check it frequently as we get our plans together for our 50th reunion!!

A few questions

What reunion is being planned in this entry?

The Class of 1966 will mark its 50th anniversary in 2016. The writer says that in May 2015 the class was beginning to make plans for a reunion and was trying to find classmates, including anyone who attended for part of those years.

What does the writer share about her own life?

She says she and her husband Bill have lived in Southern California since they married in 1967. He retired from the Jet Propulsion Laboratory after 47 years, and they now travel and spend time with their six grandchildren.

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