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| DECEMBER 2006 | |
| Most of the great people I've ever met are from Cimarron.--Meghan Davis. medramses@cox.net Meghan, you make me blush, but thank you. No not really but just for a moment I thought perhaps..... | |
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In looking at your web site,
I don’t ever see the name of Harry Brice, a representative from your
county. He married one of the Foughty girls and I lose touch with him
there. He was the brother to my great grandmother, from Market Rasen,
England. Is there any chance you might have more information or pictures
available about him and his family. Surely he had to have been
naturalized. His brother, Charles Edward Brice-Nash, settled in
Hutchinson, KS and worked in the courthouse. I have a copy of his
naturalization paper. I would love to hear from someone who might have
knowledge of this man and his family, or information where I might look. Of course, his sisters are almost impossible to find info on. I did find my great grandmother in the Hutchinson directory as a dressmaker. I know she married Charles William McClure who was a photographer at the time. I do appreciate your help and any insight you might give me. Oerman, Deborah L. dloerman@CoffeyvilleGroup.com. Let's see if this helps. Let me know if you find anything. Pete. |
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| NOVEMBER 2006 | |
| I was excited to see that a former very good friend of mine was linked to this site, Martha Kelly Pfister. I have recently relocated back to Ohio from New Orleans, Louisiana due to Hurricane Katrina. I have been trying to locate Kelly to rekindle an old friendship. If there is anyway you could contact her and provide her the following email address, I would greatly appreciate your assistance. mellissa_naugle@yahoo.com thanks, Mellissa Naugle. Hope this helps Mellissa. Let me know what happens. Pete. | |
| Pete, I understand that you are doing all this great work on the web site. Thanks so much for this information because it's really hard to keep track of people when I live so far away. Karen Rumsey (Foulks) and I still hang around together...and sometimes still get into mischief...ha! I'll never forget all those fancy dance moves you had at the dances in Dodge City. Good Memories. Let me know how things are going. Thanks, Judi Koehn judifleming@mail.com. Thanks for the note but this must be a different Judi and Karen than I knew because the ones I knew would never get into any mischief. Ah yes, the good old days. Thanks for the memories and the reminder. Pete. | |
| OCTOBER 2006 | |
| Pete, I always enjoy returning to your fine web page. My husband, Jack, and I enjoyed the Homecoming this past month, September 2006. We enjoyed all events and had a great time seeing 1947 classmates at our luncheon. Weather was PERFECT. Yvonne Bryan Parsons. Thanks for the note. I was just getting over a virus at homecoming so didn't do much but you are right, the weather was great and it sounds like everyone had a great time. Pete. | |
| AUGUST 2006 | |
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My name is Billy Joe Ray. I
just wanted to further add that my uncle Virgil Thompson worked for the
newspaper there I think in the early 30s, 40s 50s 60s. I saw the picture of the old school house. I remember it well as I rode the bus driven by Bob Black. I remember getting a licking by the teacher named Davis. This must have been 1936 or 37. I remember mostly having the goat following me to the bus wanting to get on. We used to spin tops near the bus garage. It sure did bring back a lot of memories. We were related to the Blacks and Effie Addison. Wilber Cunningham and I used to ride a shetling pony named Smokie. The older Cunningham boy used to jump in the old model A and turn the switch off and on and make the car pop and of to town to the swimming pool. I have really fond memories of Cimarron and consider it my second home. Bill Ray Thanks for the note Bill. The last names I can all relate to and I remember Effie pretty well and Wilbur real well. I definitely remember spinning tops by the old bus garage. I guess some things never change. Pete. |
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| I love reminiscing by looking at your website. Thanks. Joyce Grimes. You are welcome Joyce, I enjoy it as well. Glad to hear that others do too. Pete. | |
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Hi all!!
It's been about 4 years now
since we were back to a class reunion. Haven't been to a school
reunion in about 9. Six years ago I and my hubby were in Cimarron
for the reunion and got word his sister had had a stroke and we
needed to come back to Ca. Made a rush trip back. Missed the
school reunion by 2 days!! BUT I did make our 40th CLASS reunion in
2002!! still have losts of family and friends in Cimarron, and keep
up with a few who no longer live there but I went to school with.
Forty-four years ago!!! Wow! And it only seems like yesterday we
were scrubbing the post office walls and windows off!! Laughing. I
know you 62'ers remember THAT fiasco!! Went to Branson on our
senior trip that year, and what a blast that was!! Been back since,
and Branson has sure changed since we were there. I KNEW we'd make
it famous!! Our class was destined to do great things. LOL.
I've raised two
boys and have 3 grandchildren, and they all know about Cimarron.
Ron and I were planning on coming back this year again for the
school reunion. Sad to say, I lost him to a massive heart
attack in Jan. of 2006! We were married 43 1/2 years. I
won't be able to make it this year, but look for me next year at our
45th, class of "62!! And the rest of you??? I'll see you
in 2009! Oh, and my NEW email address is
angelstweety@msn.com. Drop me a line!!
Keep this up, Pete!! I read it often. Fern says not often enough.
You still had my OLD email addy. LOL. Della (Courbot) Shores. |
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| JULY 2006 | |
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Hello! Thanks for your work and effort in developing this site. I enjoyed walking down memory lane. My name is Kathleen (Daniels) Dalton. I graduated in 1981. I had planned on attending the reunion this fall, but am being transferred out of the country (I've worked for Procter & Gamble for 20 years, and my family is in the process of moving to Tianjin, China) I will be abroad for 2 to 3 years, then return to Cincinnati, OH. |
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| JUNE 2006 | |
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There was a time
when our first child was about to arrive that i was looking for a
name to give him or her, and that is how a arrived at cimarron. I
liked its name in the translation and meaning of the word. In
addition I learned that A Dutch company had helped to settle part of
its industry (I am Dutch). I was set on giving it to my son to be.
My wife was against it, and she won because we got two girls. I will
be passing through though in the aftermath of a conference that I
will be attending next year, and I will visit your town and stay the
night over.
Peter M. Dingemans
Good to hear from you. Stop by the John Deere and ask for Pete. By the way, what is the translation of Cimarron? We do have a bed and breakfast that is nice and listed on the bottom of my home page, as well as the hotel which is listed as an historical landmark. You might want to call and make reservations if you plan to stay the night. I will post your letter, I think people will find it interesting. Pete.
I'll be in touch when
and if I get there. The translation of Cimarron in New Mexico
would probably go as ''wild'', while in Kansas it would probably go
as 'untamed''. I did not have in mind something like being
uncivilized or groceness but more something like being unspoiled,
something like the laughter of a child and wanting or longing to
preserve the being untouched by morals and afterthoughts. something
of the movie 'the blue lagoon''. And on a more grown up level the
'being true to oneself' come what may. Or maybe to stay in line with
the ''Westernness'' , the metaphore of the ''colt'', the horse not
yet 'broken in'.
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| MAY 2006 | |
| Great job, Pete. Looks like you've pretty well wrapped your arms completely around all things Cimarron! It's easy for people to forget that all of these Kansas towns have interesting stories to tell, so its nice that you're telling Cimarron's. Daniel Kalal - Wichita. Thanks Daniel. Daniel is the boss of one of my nephews in Wichita, Dale Knoeber. You can find some great pictures of Kansas and other places that Daniel has traveled on his website, www.dankalal.net. | |
| APRIL 2006 | |
| I was searching the internet and came upon this website, it was good to see pictures of Cimarron as I haven’t been home in many years. I have email conversations with my Aunt Delores O’Grady on occasion and she keeps me up to speed on everything. My wife is currently in Iraq and I am in Afghanistan. The days get long and I often find myself remembering growing up, the friends and the way everyone tends to go their separate ways after graduation. I just realized it's been almost 20 years since graduation, it’s amazing to think that it’s been that long. I hope all is well in Cimarron and anybody who reads this realizes how great life in Cimarron or a small town is. As a Soldier who has been all over the world, and seen things that would make the strong turn weak, I now realize how lucky I was to grow up with the friends, teachers and the entire small town atmosphere. The grass isn’t always greener on the other side. Take care. MSG Zach Hansarik, 10th Mountain Division, Bagram Afghanistan Class of 1987. zachary.hansarik@us.army.mil . It's good to hear from you and I know I speak for everyone here that we are proud of all of you serving our country. I regret that even here in small town America we sometimes weaken in our support of the war but it is a small number. Keep up the good work and keep the bad guys where they belong and not "over here". Pete. | |
| MARCH 2006 | |
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Pete thank you for a
great site. I enjoyed checking it out. My Grandpa and Dad ran
the R&G garage and if anybody has a story about the shop or my
grandparents please email it to me. Keep up the great job
Pete. Hi to all my old classmates of "71". Thanks again,
Cindy (Salem)
Daniel.
tdaniel@ucom.net.
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| FEBRUARY 2006 | |
| I really like your website. Most small community's do not have such a variety on the web. Michael Ravenstein, Safety Coordinator/Worker's Compensation Case Manager, Shawnee County, 200 S.E. 7th Room b-15,Topeka, Ks 66603, E-mail: mailto:michael.ravenstein@co.shawnee.ks.us, Phone: (785) 233-8200 ex. 4279 Fax: (785) 291-4901 | |
| Very recently I lost my dad to Alzheimer's disease. Virgil Menzie owned and ran the John Deere before the Thomas family. I have very fond memories of Cimarron and the many hours my brother Jeff and I spent playing among the machinery in the old John Deere shop. Thanks to Pete, I heard from many kind people from Cimarron that I had not heard from in many years. It helped so much during a very difficult time of our lives. We even received flowers from the Cessna bunch up the street, it was so wonderful to recall all of the many memories we had with the Barhydt kids and the Cessna kids and all of our many friends. Thanks again for the heartfelt Cimarron kindness, my dad would have been proud he was remembered. Jill Menzie Clinesmith | |
| JANUARY 2006 | |
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My name is Kristi Hughes (Vrtiska).
I went to school in Cimarron through my 6th grade year.. would
have graduated from Cimarron in 1993. I am not sure if you are
the same Pete Thomas ... the father of Phillip Thomas that was
in my class. I was looking on the web site at senior
pictures and saw that Trent Whipple has passed away. Do you
have any information you can share on this? I was shocked to
see it. If you are Phillip's father, how is he doing?
Looking at the senior pictures of everyone from Cimarron brought
back so many memories. Please share any information you
can and I appreciate your help. Please feel free to give
PHillip my email address as well. I would love to hear from
him.
K Hughes
Thanks! Kristi.
Yes, I am
Phil's dad. Phil is well, married and is a program engineer in
Lawrence. If I recall correctly, Trent was in a wreck and was
killed. I don't think it was too long after you guys
graduated. I sent Phil your email and his to you.
Hope you have contacted each other. Pete.
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Dear
Pete.
I just
happened on to the site this morning. It is great to
know that my hometown has one. I left Cimarron in 1976
for Texas, where we built a home south of Houston. In
1986 we move to Ada, OK. where I live now. I am Fern
Kenton Steinkuehler and graduated there in 1961. I haven't
been back to Kansas for a few years now. Always wanted
to get back for homecoming but haven't made it yet. Maybe
this year. Keep up the good work and I will keep coming
back to the site in the future. My email addy is
ferns@cableone.net
Would welcome any contact from anyone. Fern.
Homecoming is this year and
you should try to make it home. It looks like it will be a good one
to make. Look me up if you do. I am terrible with names and faces
but would be glad to visit. Thanks for your note and glad you like
the site. Pete.
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I am trying to contact Gary
Ginest. In 1955-1956 I played in the Ninth Army Band while
serving in the US Army. He came from Cimarron, Kansas. There is
a Gary Ginest listed on your class rolls as deceased in 1953.
Could this have been his father?
Gary, as I am now, should be
in his early 70s. He was a great trombone player,
excellent point guard and fine friend. It would be great to
contact him. Can you help? Thanks. Richard Upton
917 Hillcrest Street El Segundo, CA 90246 1(800)959-1876.
I remember
Gary Ginest I think. He was older than I and I remember him
playing trombone although I was only six when he graduated. I
think I may have played with him in a homecoming pep band in the
late sixties but I am not sure. He was in my aunt Pat's class
and I will try to check with her. I will post your note and
contact my my aunt to see what is happening. The page you found
is linked to my site and actually comes from his senior picture
which was 1953. I actually think that the one marked deceased
is the same one you are thinking of. I hope not but will try to
find out. This one graduated in 1953 and you can see his
picture at this site.
http://www.cimarronkansas.net/SENIORPICPAGES/1953cseniorpics.htm .
Thanks for the note.
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| DECEMBER 2005 | |
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I read this in the Cimarron
High School Blue-jay Post. I think it would be good to pass the
message to everyone. This came from the issue October
2005. Under Issuing a challenge and it reads; "So my
challenge to you is this: Drop the social boundaries. Get to
know everyone, not just the people of your small social group.
We shouldn't let our different statuses determine whom we're
friends with. I let this stand in the way of knowing a great
person, and I'm ashamed of myself. The boundaries that
society has created should no longer exist. They never
should have been thought up in the first place. Please take my
challenge seriously and accept others for who they are. You
never know : they could become your life-long friends."
Thank you. Jereana Woods.
Thanks for the note
Jereana. It is absolutely correct. I also feel that
this works both directions on the social ladder and that
everyone is guilty to a certain extent. I might add that
"lifelong friends" should be cherished and contacted on a
regular basis, perhaps one of my biggest faults. By the
way, Hi and hope all is well to all of my friends. Merry
Christmas. Pete.
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Just
came across your site. My family and I lived in Cimarron for all
most A year. We meet a lot of great people in your town.
I had never lived in a small town before. I can say that it was a
great experience; For a big city girl. My kids enjoyed walking to
the corner drug store after school (something they could not do in the city) and bowling almost every Saturday night with Mr. Dye. I just wanted to drop you a note, to let you know how much I enjoyed your site. It was nice to look at the pictures and seeing some of the kids that have graduated that I got to meet through my kids. I hope that you will be posting the class of 2005 soon (that would have been my son's class). I will be visiting your site more often for updates. Thanks, Felicia Shaul. Thanks for the kind words and the reminder to check again for the 2005 pictures. Pete. |
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| OCTOBER 2005 | |
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What a great web site! I lived in Garden
for a year and a half in the early '90's, working for High Plains
Public Radio. I loved to just drive out from Garden and explore the
area. Cimarron was one of my favorites. I remember staying at the
Cimarron Hotel on my move to Garden, and having breakfast at Clark's
- a cinnamon "roll" the size of a hubcap, for 80 cents. After
living in Kansas, I moved on to Georgia, and have now been back in
my hometown of Pittsburgh for awhile. But I still miss that big big
sky, the scenery, the history, and the great people of Western
Kansas. Deborah Weppelman, Pittsburgh, PA.
Thanks
for the kind words and shame on you for reminding me of the cinnamon
rolls. Guess where I am headed in just a little bit. If
they are still 80 cents I will let you know. Pete.
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| I wish more places had these w e b sites. stayed in the great hotel there back in 1979 or 80 maybe; what a great building!! I'm glad it is still there and not torn down as so many places are to make room for "improvements" I felt like I could have stayed there forever . It's great to see a picture of it!!!! Jean Hammer ) Kochuyt; formally from Kansas _ Hoisington _ but a native of Iowa. I hope we can keep landmarks like the Hotel around. They are a great part of our heritage, not only to the folks here but all of the country. Pete. | |
| My grandparents live in KS. My dad and uncle are both from KS. I actually went to school in Cimarron. The last three weeks of 4th grade, half of 5th and all of 6th. I miss going to school there. It was really fun. Thank you, Lori. Vernon and Vanita Schlegel. | |
| Hello from bill ray formally from Cimarron Kansas. Hi Bill. | |
| This is a marvelous site! It is kind of like a second hometown, as my parents are from there, (Glenn Davidson and Lucille Belt Davidson) and all of my loved ones are in Cimarron Cemetery, including me one of these days. I miss Cimarron and I know a lot of people there, in fact it is more of a hometown than Sublette. Thanks for the very well thought out and designed site, Sincerely, Scott D. Davidson. sddembalmer@msn.com. Thanks for the kind words. I really enjoy doing the site but it is harder to get the time anymore. I know a lot of the Davidson's around here. My mom said that her brother Bob may have dated your mom when he was in high school, but she doesn't remember for sure. Keep watching the site, as I update it most in the winter months. Pete. | |
| I was formally from Cimarron Kansas. Dad and Mom Charles and Myrna Ray had a farm south of town near Cunningham's place. My Grandmother Mary Ray as clerk at country courthouse. My uncle Ed Ray lived there in Cimarron and Uncle Ed Ray. My Aunt Mae Lee Just passed away 2 years ago. My Cousin Clarence Ray still lives in Cimarron. Bill Ray. I recall the Ray families some, I remember my dad Charlie and grandpa Carl always talking about some of the old families when I was younger. Glad to hear from you. Pete. | |
| SEPTEMBER 2005 | |
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GREAT SITE! KANSAS MARK REYNOLDS.
Thanks Kansas Mark. I
always loved your name but don't know if I should call you Kansas or
Mark so did both. I enjoy doing the site and am always glad to
know when someone finds it and likes it. Pete.
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| JULY 2005 | |
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Dear Pete:
It's
been almost a year since my husband Steve and I came to Cimarron to
visit my aunts, uncles and cousins. Prior to that it had been over
15 years since I'd been to visit.. Last time was 1992 and the
Cimarron Hotel was still open.
We
had a blast in Cimarron last summer. We spent about four days
visiting my Aunt Lorraine Nugent, my cousins David & Shelley Bryan
and their family, Aunt Wilma Bryan, my cousin Sylvia Williamson and
husband Bob and cousins Marie and Misty (Williamson daughters). We
saw the opening of the PRCA Rodeo in Dodge City. My husband
took lots of pictures of the windmills. We celebrated my 36th
birthday at cousin David's farm (we nicknamed it "kitty cat ranch"
for all the wonderful kitties we saw out there--we're cat
people)--steaks and all the trimmings including red velvet cake!
I'll attach some pictures if
you can put them on your site, great. If not, that's
okay too.
Looks
like I may be making another trip out to visit Aunt Lorraine yet
this summer with my Dad. Your website is wonderful and I do enjoy
reading who has written in your guest book. It's a lot of work, but
for you it's a labor of love.
Take care and talk to you
soon. Oh and by the way, we moved last November to the Kansas City
area.
Sincerely, Celeste & Stephen Kvetensky, Olathe, KS.
Hi Celeste and thanks for the note.
I hope to get to meet you when you come out, oh yes, and Steve too.
Dave, Shelly, my wife Jane and I celebrated Shelly's and Jane's
birthday Saturday night and I told the Bryans that I had heard from
you. They wanted me to warn you that "Kitty Cat Ranch" will
need a new name as they have given most of the cats away but are
still anxious to see you. Pete.
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| June 2005 | |
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| April 2005 | |
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Howdy Pete,
Found your
site last week when my folks Jon Hanna and Judy (Crick) were down
here in AZ visiting us. I grew up coming to Cimarron and seeing
family and visiting our history there. A. V. and DeEtta Hanna and
Joe and Alma Crick, my grandparents along with numerous uncles,
aunts and cousins have spent their entire lives there. The best
times of my life were there, driving down to Clarks and having a
malt and doing our chores with A.V. Hanna. My earlier grandparent
John Bull had settled a town north of Cimarron in Bull Town, renamed
Ravanna after some time. Your site made my walk down memory lane so
real and for that I say thank you! Keep up the great work and I
will be checking back often. Justin Hanna
Blackhorse_Regiment@msn.com
Thanks Justin. I know a lot of
your family and am glad you found the site. I am also glad you
mentioned Ravanna. I was unaware of it being called Bull Town
originally. I think Ravanna and its history would make a good
page for this site. If I can get the nerve up I will get some
pictures and some stories posted. I am not a big fan of
Rattlesnakes so it will take a bit to get me there, but I think I
will just do it.
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Hi Pete;
I came to Cimarron in 1962. I
attended Cimarron High School and finished my sophomore year and
then was encouraged to quit by the ministers of
my parent's
church. I always regretted that I did not finish with my class
that graduated in 1970. I did get my GED.
Alan Bailey lived
straight north across the RR tracks. He would come over during
the summer and sing. One song I remember hearing often was
"King Of The Road". When I can, I come to Cimarron to visit my
brother Wilford and to drive around town reminiscing. I check
out the homes I helped build. I salute all of you that have stayed
in Cimarron. I prefer to live in a city.
I am now in West
Memphis AR. Memphis TN is about seven miles away on the east side of
the Mississippi river. My sister Ann has a kidney disease and I am
here to help her.
Manford Schmidt
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| March 2005 | |
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My name is Mary
Unger and in my life I have lived in Florida, Texas, Washington, Oregon,
California, Arizona and for one wonderful year I lived in Cimarron,
Kansas. I've often told my children about the nights I went to football
games and caught candy from the Blue Jay, swimming and bike riding with
Dara Brehm, Adam Berry, John Smith and my brother James. I remember
delivering papers after school and being chased by a dog named Max who
lived by the court house, until one day, I turned around and chased
Max instead. His owner was very upset with me and told my mom, but he
never chased me again. I have fond memories of the Blue Jay Restaurant,
the field day at school, dancing to "9 to 5" at recess, guessing the
amount of jelly beans in a jar at the library my aunt Doris worked in
(are the heads still hanging on the walls?),
(I don't think so, we have a new library now,
Cimarron Library |
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| From the Class of 1955. Next homecoming we will celebrate our 50 year reunion. I know it will actually be 51 years but I hope we have something planned. I think John Wagner and Ivan Wilson are still in town. Please contact me if anyone has any information. Mary Ellen (Allison) Woods, 22915 Dam Site Rd., Garfield AR. My phone number is 479-656-3727, my email is arglenellen@specent.com. Check out and post homecoming events and questions in my homecoming page. Pete | |
| I have received more mail from Kelly Pfister. I am adding some of what we have visited about here. Kelly, be sure and let me know if I have things right or if I have left something out. Kelly is the youngest of the Pfister bunch "Martha Kelly". She was a friend of Angie Davis when she lived here and she asked about Christine and Darrell Dupree. Her sister graduated at Cimarron in 1981 and I have her picture in that class's senior pictures. She also asked about the McPhail's, and I assume she meant Cliff. She mentioned that her siblings were located all over the U.S. Don in CA married with 2 children, Maureen in CA with one child, Katie lived in Ohio where Kelly is but now lives in Kansas City, KS. She remembers the block parties and the field by her house catching on fire with fireworks. Also a yellow station wagon that had red flames down the side and carpet all over the insides named the "Orgy Mobile". She also must like to fish and party as she mentioned her and I starting a business by building a lake. Kelly also said something about winning the lottery to get this done. She must know about my finances for that is what I would have to have happen to start something like that as well. Kelly just had a good suggestion, one that I have looked into before. A message board. I have looked into it before and told Kelly I would take another look at it. If anyone else is interested I would like to hear from them. Got to run, but keep dreaming Kelly. Pete | |
| Hey Folks!! Been too long. I was raised in Cimarron, does the name "Pfister" ring a bell with anyone? Was hoping to move back one day but real estate is tight there. Anyway, brought up some good memories for me. Love Martha Pfister. Come on home. If you can't afford to live here you can't afford to live anywhere. | |
| Congratulations to Nicole Marshall for her 3rd place win in the Cimarron Spelling Bee!!! Good Luck at the County Spelling Bee!!! Not bad for a 6th grader!!! Love, Mom, Dad and Phillip. | |
| February 2005 | |
| Dear Pete: My mother sent me info on the Web Site, So I clicked on to check it out... Great Job... I finally got in the real World....James R. Daniels, 702 1/2 Rhode Island, Lawrence, KS 66044, 785-842-8765. bassman2531@sbcglobal.net. Glad you found the site and thanks. Pete. | |
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Hi Pete,
Was looking up some things on the Cimarron Crossing and came across
your web sight. I really enjoyed reading some of the comments, and I
really enjoyed the Pictures. I did not graduate from Cimarron but I
am working on it now. I go to the Learning Center here in Cimarron.
I even work there part time. Keep up the good work. Deloris
O'Grady dee@ucom.net.
Thanks Deloris. This also gives
me a good opportunity to let everyone know that I do put pictures
and/or names with classes attended by individuals while going to
school at Cimarron but not graduating with that class. If
anyone is interested let me know. (By the way Deloris, I have room
in 65.)
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| January 2005 | |
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I enjoy reading up on news, new and old,
on the website. Good stuff. I had to sign in only because Pepper made
some comment about me not being in the computer world. Allen Brown. Good to hear from you Allen. I hear from your brother Larry and your sister Dolly on occasion. But you don't have to have Pepper shame you into writing. Always good to hear from old friends. Glad you enjoy the site. Pete. |
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| Pepper Sears wrote a note and I decided to put a link here to it. For those who know Pepper you will not be surprised by the need for this format. For those that don't, you will know Pepper better after reading it. tee hee. Click Here. | |
| From Kathy Holt. The last photo -- the Indians -- the 6th one down -- is our kindergarten class (I don't agree as there are people missing that I know were in my kindergarten class) . .Miss Kastens was our teacher and that's here in the back . . # 2 is Walter Babbit, who was Mark Rohrbaugh's best friend and whose name I absolutely loved and included in every story I ever wrote. A few years ago, Walter and his wife were guests at the Hotel . . they'd just dropped in to research the houses in which they'd lived and I freaked out when I learned he was Walter Babbit! They live in Lawrence . . . # 4 is me; # 7 Dean Brown (I think his last name was Brown . . .); # 8 id David Hilker, I think; # 9 is Karen Jasper; # 13 Jimmy Hewes; # 15 Marvin Kramer; # 20 is Mary Lou Jones; and # 21 is not Cess . . .who had cotton-blonde hair throughout! I will look forward to more photos! Thanks Kathy. Love the Walter Babbit story. I had forgotten that about him. I hope everyone takes a minute and looks at my Who Are They Page. Pete. | |
| Hi, Pete. I just wanted you to know that I enjoy your Cimarron Web Site. You do a great job and a good service especially to those of us who have fond memories of Cimarron. Joyce Grimes. Thanks Joyce. Let me know if there is something you would like me to start having in the site. Pete. | |
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| December 2004 | |
| Cimarron High School band will be performing at the Cotton Bowl Parade and game. Please post this so folks will know about it. I plan on going and will send you pictures to post. Thanks, Tanya Jantz. Sorry this is late but I posted sunset pictures for my cousin Jimmy Korf and they were linked to a website and caused me many problems that I just now got fixed. I hope everything went well for the band. | |
| September | |
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Hi Pete! How is Tim doing? Thanks so much
for this website. I am starting to get a little homesick up here
in Kansas City! It is so nice to see the pics. You did a
wonderful job! For those who don’t know, Mike Schlesener and I
are going to be getting married on April 30! Just wanted to let
you know that I love the site! Amy Calhoun.
Hi Amy. Thanks for the kind words
and congratulations. You have both chosen well. Tim (Tim is my
youngest and a Senior at Benedictine) is still in Atchison and is
working hard. He is taking a full load of classes and is working
full time at St. Francis Academy, a home and school for troubled
kids. He finds it both challenging and rewarding, however with
both he is feeling a little stress right now. Glad you like the
site. I don't get as much time to work on it this time of year
but will get more done this winter. Good luck on the upcoming
marriage and keep thinking about us back home. Thanks again,
Pete.
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| More from Fred Davis. Fred wrote me with some very interesting stuff about his life since he left Cimarron. I am very open for anyone to do the same so please write if you would like to update us on yourself. I will probably edit some stuff but will keep it in good taste and proper context as much as possible. I told Fred that he probably did not remember me so that is where his notes pick up. Pete. Well guess what? You're wrong. I remember you, your dad, where you lived, your granddad buying stuff from Jim Lacey and I to pay for gas and stuff, and many days at the old "Sand Pit" and river. however, you can't imagine the thrill I had when I opened my email and saw that you had answered. Like you I went numb when I got the call from Tad that Johnny had died. I have thought of him often since. I was really sorry to hear that your dad had passed away, what a great and generous man he was. I really enjoyed reading the letters and memories posted on the web site. Can you believe it's been almost 40 years since we graduated? I managed to get my two children raised and through college. My son is working on his PhD now. He is the Human Resources Director for the Western United States for the FBI. My daughter and her husband live here but no grandchildren yet. I received my Degree in Electrical Engineering from Idaho State University. My wife Tony (39 years married) currently teaches at Idaho State University. | |
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| Hi Pete! Would you please update my email address cessdoe@comcast.net? Thanks. Also, would you cross-reference it in the "C"s as Laverda Cessna? I don't think many know my last name, Doe, and couldn't find me other than as Cessna. I appreciate it. Jill Menzie emailed me the other day. It was a wonderful surprise. You do an incredible service to all of us who grew up in Cimarron who now live all over the globe. It means so much to me to be able to visit Cimarron on line, and catch up with old friends. You have kept the Cimarron persona alive on your website, and I feel as though I have been home when I cruise through it. Thanks, Pete. Laverda Cessna Doe. Oh yes, I am so great. Finally getting my due. Not really of course. For those who don't know me, the rest can all tell you that I really enjoy this or I wouldn't be doing it. Thanks for the kind words and keep the names in the pictures coming. Pete. | |
| July 2004 | |
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Dear Pete,
My name is Celeste
Kvetensky, I'm originally from Leavenworth, Kansas. I'm writing you
from the panhandle of Nebraska.
My mom
was born and raised in Cimarron, she was Alta Joyce Bryan.
She married W. Dale Hawley from Marquette, KS and moved to
Leavenworth in the late 1950's. My aunts are Wilma Rose Bryan and
Lorraine Nugent, my cousins are David and Shelley Bryan and Malinda
Bryan-Smith (Kansas City, MO). My grandmother and grandfather were
the late Lula and Ellsworth V. Bryan, Sr.
I was
reading a column from the business page of the Sunday Wall Street
Journal that caught my attention. The author of this
column wrote about what his son really wanted to do for his
birthday. The author had planned a day trip to the local amusement
park, told his wife about his plans, and the wife suggested he ask
his son what he wanted to do for his birthday. The author, his wife
and his 7-year-old son ended up at a local baseball diamond for the
afternoon, pitching baseballs to the son while the wife played
catcher. The gist of the article was that what kids really want is
to spend time with their parents, that you don't have to spend a lot
of money on a big trip when what the kids really want is time with
their parents.
It
brought back a lot of summer memories for me. I can remember coming
to Cimarron for at least a week each summer growing up. Going on
vacation to Cimarron meant I got to go swimming and spend the night
at my cousin Malinda's house at least once or twice. It meant my
brother and I got to play for an entire week. It meant making new
friends and renewing family ties with cookouts, lunches and dinners,
trips to Dodge City to see Boot Hill and Front Street, and spending
time with family we didn't get to see most of the year.
The last
time I was in Cimarron was 1992 for a hunting trip. Mom passed away
in 1998 from cancer. My Dad still lives in Leavenworth, he retired
from dentistry in 1994. It's been 12 years since I visited
Cimarron. I've told my husband stories about Cimarron and the good
memories I have of summers long past. We are coming to visit
Cimarron the first week in August. I'm looking forward to re-living
some old memories and making new ones to last a lifetime. There's
so much history in Cimarron and Gray County that I want to share
with my husband, who has never been to southwest Kansas. He's pretty
excited about the trip. Time passes and things change, but some
things always stay the same. The love of family and those ties that
can never be broken. I hope you'll publish my story. Thank you for
listening.
Sincerely, Celeste Hawley
Kvetensky, Sidney, Nebraska
Thanks for the note
Celeste. I am very happy to post your note. You mentioned Malinda.
I remember very clearly when she was born. My senior year in High
School while playing football, when we were on the bus to a game we
always sat with our backup. Dave Bryan was my backup, although he
will tell you I was his. Instead of talking about the game and how we
were going to play we talked about Malinda who had been born that
day. I can tell you it was on a Tuesday probably in October and in
1964 as we were playing Fowler and they were always a Tuesday game.
Dave always talks about her and is as proud of her today as he was
then. Pete.
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To whom this may concern,
Hello! I am trying to locate some of my old classmates. I am not
sure if there has been a reunion for our class or not. Can you
please tell me how to locate Christa VanderGiesen for starters? I
spent most of the last couple of years in CA, but am now back in
MO. Here is my current information. Luciane "Luci" Timoteo-Tarter,
121 Randolph Court, Carl Junction, MO 64834,
Phone 417-627-0800
Email beluka@yahoo.com.
I have
attached a recent photo of my family. My husband's name is Jay. He
is a Firefighter-EMT. My oldest daughter is now 3. Her name is
Elizabeth. And our baby will be 2 at the end of this month, July.
Her name is Emily. I am a RN specializing in Perioperative patient
care and I am currently finishing my master's degree in Family
Practice Nursing. I hope to hear from my friends of the past in the
near future. Sincerely yours, Luci
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Pete,
Even though this will be in the
paper, I thought people might like to see it on your website too.
My husband Robert McGregor, son of Susan Williams and Chuck
McGregor, found out the first part of June that he has been
promoted to Chief Petty Officer Damage Control.
Robert has been in the Navy since
1996. He has been stationed aboard the USS Avenger (MCM-1), taught
at the Mine Warfare Training Center, both in Ingleside, Texas, and
is now stationed aboard the USS Crommelin (FFG 37) here in Pearl
Harbor, Hawaii. He is currently on a six month deployment in the
South Pacific participating in Counter Drug Operations. The
ship crew is doing an excellent job in their efforts to keep drugs
out of our country.
They selected 3 out of 13 sailors to be
promoted to Chief this year. This is a big honor for Robert and his
friends and family are very proud of him. Sincerely, Melissa
McGregor. Congratulations
Robert. Keep up the good work.
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| June 2004 | |
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Dear Pete, First let me thank you for your kindness. Sending the Thomas Implement Buckles made my day. My dad, Virgil Menzie is suffering from Alzheimer's and my mother passed away in April. I have such wonderful memories of Cimarron and remember how mad I was when my dad announced we were moving to Ulysses, Kansas. He bought me a motorcycle to help soften the blow. I would have graduated with your class and almost had tears looking at the 1965 senior class pictures. (Jill's Senior picture is now with my class pictures.) I have lived in Ulysses since then and am an art teacher. Remember I could draw good and my mom had me take art lessons from Pat McFarland. I use to ride my bike out to their farm (I think that might be considered child abuse now) and was so scared of all of those cows. I got over that and now live on a farm like I always dreamed of as a kid. I have horses, ride almost daily, raise a few miniature horses, raise toy poodles, have dogs, cats, goats and chickens as of today. Tomorrow it might be something new. I was always too much of a free spirit for my prim and proper mom, she shook her head a lot, gosh I do miss her! I have four children, 3 sons and a beautiful daughter. They live in Fort Worth, Cedar Rapids, Iowa and Manhattan, Ks. and I still have a 21 year old in college. I found out early in life, you either have children or money, not both. I also have 6 beautiful grandchildren, my hair is silver (my little granddaughter told me my hair looked just like cement) and I am just as crazy and daring as always. My brother Jeff is the local pharmacist and has the drug store also in Ulysses. We never got far. I would love to come to the next homecoming or hear from anyone who might remember me. This is a wonderful web site and what a wonderful thing for you to do for Cimarron. Thanks again for your kindness, Jill Menzie Clinesmith. cline@pld.com . Thanks for the note and kind words. We purchased the Deere dealership from Jill's family in 1962. I would like to take this opportunity to let you and everyone know that I do include former students in my senior picture pages. I will list anyone as a former attendee and will include their senior picture if they would like (both by request only). Good to hear things are well with you and please do come to homecoming in 2006. Some of our best homecomings are when some of the "lost flock" come home. Pete. |
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| May 2004 | |
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I just got lonely for home so I
thought I'd say hello. So... "Hello!".
- David Owen
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| Hi Pete it has been some time since I wrote you. I still look up your internet site. You do a good job on it. It is the only way I can keep up with what is going on in Cimarron. I still get home sick some times looking at it. But it is a good home sick. I still have good friends in Cimarron. Larry Werner, Denise Streeter and Brandy. Lot's more friends. I hope You keep this Web page going. You have my e-mail address. It would be good to hear from people in Cimarron. Thanks, Corky Parker. oliverglennp@eastex.net. Always good to hear from you Corky. I was in Lawrence last weekend and attended my daughter-in-law's graduation and a party the night before. I talked with lots of Cimarron and Ingalls kids (not such kids any more. Upper twenties) that told me they also keep up on the area with my site. Don't worry about me keeping it going, I really enjoy doing it. Pete. | |
| Click Here to see some communication between Mike Baird and I. Mike is the webmaster for www.morro-bay.com. | |
| April 2004 | |
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PHILLIP MARSHALL ANNOUNCED AS AN ALL-AMERICAN
SCHOLAR The United States Achievement Academy announced that Phillip Marshall, Cimarron, has been named an All-American Scholar. The USAA has established the All-American Scholar Award Program to offer deserved recognition to superior students who excel in the academic disciplines. The All-American Scholars must earn a 3.3, or higher, grade point average. Only scholars selected by a school instructor, counselor, or other qualified sponsor are accepted. These scholars are also eligible for other awards given by the USAA. Phillip Marshall, who attends Cimarron High School, was nominated for this national award by Maribeth Long. Congratulations Phillip. |
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| March 2004 | |
| I just happened to run across this site. It is great!!!! Were the sunset and rainbow pictures taken be Delores Eberle? Glad I found this site! I graduated from Cimarron in 1977, and my parents, Chet and Faye Fairbank still live there. I now live in Topeka, KS. Terrilyn Fairbank, Applications Programmer/Analyst III, Kansas Dept of Human Resources, (785) 296-4631. Thanks for the kind note Terrilyn. And thanks for thinking Delores took the pictures; I consider that a compliment, however I took all of the pictures. The sunsets were from the golf course not far from your folks home looking out towards the old Warner feedlot. The latest one was just east of the football field and the others just out and about. The rainbows were all taken a few years ago in the northeast part of town. Pete Thomas | |
| Congratulations to Nicole Marshall!!! 5th Grade Cimarron Elementary School for finishing 3rd place in the Cimarron Spelling Bee and her 3rd place finish in the Gray County Spelling Bee!!! Love, Mom and Dad. | |
| February 2004 | |
| Pete, I sent the link of your website to one of my sons and he noted that my email was incorrect. I'd like to correct it and perhaps fill in some information. Thanks, I truly enjoy the site and refer to it occasionally. My sons, having grown up in Olathe and now living in California are fascinated with the idyllic life of rural Kansas such as Cimarron. Larry Brown. ldbrown1@sbcglobal.net Thanks Larry. I have it changed. Glad you check out the site when you can. Sure hope you keep up with my pages about Coach. As I am sure you agree, those were special times. Hope to see you soon, be sure and look me up. Pete. | |
| January 2004 | |
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Cool site! I found my Mom's senior picture (Kay
Walker-56) I asked Lance if I
could post his note and here was his reply.
That sounds great. My Mom would get a kick out of it. I sent her to
your site and she was thrilled. She wonders if you'll be putting up
peoples names for all of the years. She said she'd recognize more
people that way. She also noticed things that she hadn't before, like
the fact that in her class, boys outnumbered the girls 2 to 1. I've
heard Mom and Uncle Dick talk about the Thomas' a lot. I'm assuming
that's your clan. More from
Lance:
I remember my Grandpa, Rich Walker,
talking about Charlie. My Grandpa sold Massey Harris and Minneapolis
Molines. He used to joke with Charlie, calling him Junk Dealer
instead of John Deere Dealer. (Lance,
we used to run the Salvage Yard on the west side of Cimarron and that
was probably part of why your grandpa called him the junk dealer, but
I am sure some because of the competition too.)
Mom says
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| Pete, I checked out your website. It looks great! I can tell you really put a lot of work into it. It was good to see you at the homecoming. Doug Watchous. Yes, it is good to see everyone at homecoming. Hope to see you next time. Good to hear from you. Pete | |
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| December 2003 | |
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I find your page on the Web interesting. I am a
first cousin of Bob Culver, his mother and my mother were sisters,
their maiden name was McDaniel. We have visited Cimarron many, many
times, enjoy eating at the Blue Jay with Sandy and Gary and are amazed
at how Cimarron has grown since the 1940's. Thank you for making this
town, a part of my family history, available through modern
technology! Coral Meier Yakel, Loveland, CO. Glad you found it. I suppose you already know this but I am Pat Culver's nephew. Charlie Thomas was my dad. Be sure and look over the entire site when you can. I just added a new link to a song written and performed by a former local. Allen Bailey has written and performed "The Streets of Cimarron". Click here to enjoy. It takes a little time to load but is well worth the wait. Pete. |
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| November 2003 | |
| I was just checking sites for Cimarron, Kansas out of general interest after having met three of your local residents while hunting in New Mexico this past fall. Their kindness and the demeanor about them have left a lasting and memorable impression with me. Something which I just can't forget. I just wanted to get an idea to see what their home territory was like and get a better picture in my mind as to where they came from. If most of you folks are made of the same character, it must be one terrific spot in this country of ours. Roby Backensto. Roby, I think most of us feel we would be on the same level as you have witnessed. Thanks to the three individuals that conducted themselves in such a manner. However, it makes me stop and think about a few times when I have not been that way. Hopefully I did not give my hometown's name on those occasions and hopefully they were few. I will now try to be a better emissary for the community after receiving your comments. I have requested more information from Roby. If someone knows more let me know. Pete. Roby!!!!! Found your guys. Steve Dewey, Todd Unruh and Jacob Dumler. Thanks Guys. | |
| Hi Pete. I stumbled onto your website today and wanted to tell you that it is nice that someone has taken the time to do such a great service for good ole CHS and the community. It would be nice if each class could get together an email list so we could contact one another. There are many that I haven't seen since high school. Is your sister Jo back in California? Does she have an email address? I live in Carthage Missouri now, having moved from Texas 2 years ago where I lived for 17 years. I wanted to get closer to family in SW Kansas. Does Tommy know where Charles Daniel is living; I think he was in his class. Thanks and keep up the good work. Butch Denton. jayhawk@4state.com. Good to hear from you Butch. Jo is still in Cimarron as well as Tom and I. I will email you with Charlie's address as it is in the homecoming directory. I am not putting addresses or emails on unless requested. I am working on a new senior picture format that will allow a better view of each individual that I hope to have done by next homecoming in three years. It is a massive undertaking as I am going to put every year from 1925 in Cimarron and 1928 from Ensign in the page. I do have 1965 and 1966 done as well as 1992 thru 2003. Click Here to see your class and your picture. Let me know if you want you vitals listed. Just click at the top of that page. Thanks for the kind words also. Pete. | |
| October 2003 | |
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Hello! I graduated
from Cimarron in 1995 and have been in the Navy ever since and what a
great way to catch up on what is going on at home since I don't get
back there very much especially since I will be spending the next
three years in Pearl Harbor Hawaii. Keep up the good work. DC1 (SW) Robert W. McGregor DC/FF Phase LPO Gas Free Engineer Course Manager N72 Supply Petty Officer EXT. 5680 Tough duty Robert but someone has to do it. Keep up the good work too. Pete. |
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Dear Mr. Thomas, I was looking around your site
for two purposes: I wanted to see what you had about Homecoming two
weeks ago and I was looking at it thinking about using it as a site
for my middle school students to go to practice evaluating the quality
of a site. I just wanted you to know that I really enjoyed the photos
you have from Homecoming! I played around looking at different ones
and it brought back some fun memories for me. I also wanted you to
know how impressed I am with the quality of your site! Links work, it
is updated frequently (I've checked it out different times through the
year) its' colorful, and has lots of interesting connections to it!
Congratulations on a job well done! Would you mind if I use it at a
site for my students to check out and to try to identify what makes it
a good resource? It is not often that I find one that has so many
good qualities and is from Kansas! (and has no questionable links!)
I appreciate your hard work and devotion to keeping it up! Thanks
again! Dolly Brown Reece (would have been) Class of 1970, though Cimarron is Home. So Long For Now! Dolly Brown Reece (Darlene) I have been talking to Dolly for a day or two and she is the sister of one of my classmates and friend Larry Brown and two more school mates and friends Alan and Wayne Brown. Thanks for the kind words Dolly. I invited my self to talk to her classes about my site and she called my bluff and agreed to have me come by. Perhaps some day I will get the nerve and stop by. She lives close to two of my children so I may some day just do it. |
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| Thanks for the excellent pictures of homecoming 2003. Jack and I were there this year and had a grand time visiting with former classmates. The parade was fun to watch, but we were especially taken with all the different tractors. We loved that addition. Just wanted you to know I really keep up with your web page and don't thank you often enough. Yvonne Bryan Parsons (class of '47) Thanks for the note. I wish I could take credit for the tractors since they were John Deere's but most of them belonged to Roger Vandergiesen. The one pulling the trailer with the Robertson clan is owned by Leo Robertson. | |
| I was looking around in your lost and found and noticed that you were looking for Mike Smith Class of 95'. If I remember correctly, you can go to classmates.com and his bio is in there. Hope that helps. I did want to add that I copied the pictures of the Jack Rabbits to show my 5th grade class at Williamsburg Elementary. They were amazed at how high they can jump, and some of them even thought that I had digitally enhanced one of them, until I showed them the date on the picture. (HA HA) Thanks again for all the great memories. Just wanted to say hello and how much I enjoyed looking at the website. You guys have done an outstanding job. Eryn Steinkuehler DeMoss. Thanks Eryn, I will take a look and see if I can find him. Use any of the pictures you want any time. Pete. | |
| We would like to thank the Gray CO Ambulance Crew and EMT's for helping when our son Phillip was injured at football practice on 9/30/03. We would like to thank Jimmy, Toby, Sandy and Bob. We would also like to thank Coach John Mowry for riding up in the ambulance. We would like to thank Coach George Fowler for coming up the hospital. Phillip, #51, has a neck strain is sore but very lucky. Thanks to Tonya and Brian Lowery for following the ambulance for our moral support. What a great community! Don and Kelley Marshall | |
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Very nice site. I used to live in Kansas, but now I am in Illinois. Good job. Barb Schadegg Gutzler |
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| September 2003 | |
| I enjoyed looking at the Cimarron site. It brought back many memories. Thanks, Pete, for putting this together. My maiden name is Evelyn McGuire. That is the name that would be recognized by my fellow high school friends. My name now is Evelyn McGuire Brock. I am a 1955 graduate of CHS. | |
| August 2003 | |
| John T. Adam has written me while I was away and I missed putting his request concerning his parents 60th wedding anniversary. Here is his note. My parents Joseph and Carolyn Spearing are celebrating their 60th wedding anniversary on August 20th, 2003. Their children Anne C. Spearing, Adam and John R. Spearing are hosting a surprise card shower. Please send your cards and memories to St. Paul Episcopal Church, PO Box 526, Harlan, IA 51537. We still think of all of our good friends of Cimarron Kansas. PS. I should add that Joseph H. Spearing is the son of Dr. Joseph W. and Florence Spearing and Carolyn Spearing is the daughter of Raleigh and Gussie Erdman. Erdman had run the lumber yard for many years. Both were born in Cimarron, KS and Married in Kansas City. annecadam@hotmail.com | |
| July 2003 | |
| Pete: My name is Charley Thomas II and I took care of your dad and mother when he was at Wesley hospital in the 1970's. My dad was Charley Thomas and he was born in Cimarron and I believe he was a third cousin of you dad. Anyway, I work with Karen Rumsey (Foulks) and she was born and raised in your town and knows you very well. I have a son and of course his name is Charley Thomas III. Just thought I would drop you a line. I believe we are about the same age. we drive through Cimarron a lot because my mother in law lives in Syracuse, KS. E mail me if you want at cthomas20@cox.net. Charley Thomas II. What a small world and yes I do know Karen very well but am surprised she will admit she knows me. Not really, she knows more about me than most and more than she should tell. Tell her hi and that she got moved back to #2 after I met my wife. That is not a bad thing and she will know what I mean. Pete. | |
| June 2003 | |
| Hi Everyone, I need to get the address of Cleo and Lesslie Dome. The last address I have for them was at Jacksonville, Oregon. I also had their telephone number but when we tried that the operator told me that number was no longer in service. Thank you for your time. Carl Johnson, 3045 Table Bluff Road, Loleta, CA 95551-9625, cpjyadj@yahoo.com | |
| Hi, Pete. This is a great web site! I discovered it back in March and have visited several times since. I'm in Albuquerque and haven't been "home" to Cimarron for many years so it's great to visit your web page. I'd love to hear from anyone. My e-mail address is: textkeeper@msn.com. Tanya (Torline) Mendoza, Class of 1988. P.S. I tried to submit this from the guest book but the server wouldn't let me. Hi Tanya, sorry about the guest page link not working. I think I have it fixed now but if not I will keep working on it. Great to hear from you and I will list your email address on my email page. Pete. | |
| May 2003 | |
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Hi Pete, It's your lovely future daughter-in-law, Meredith. The website looks great! It's a lot better than Phil's, and he's a programmer! I tried to sign your guestbook, but I couldn't. So I just emailed you. There really is a lot of information in there. I got a lot of help for my community paper assignment. Thanks for all the great information, I'll talk to you soon, Meredith. Thanks Meredith. For those who are unaware my Number 2 son Phil will be marrying Meredith in October. The little family keeps growing and we are very pleased to have Meredith join it. |
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| Hey Pete, this is Vicki. I grew up in Cimarron and made my big move. I would like to be updated on the weather there due to the fact I moved to Canada and my mom and dad live there along with my sister. I really like what you did, it is helpful when you're homesick. lol. Well, you take care and I hope to talk to you again soon. Again, great job. Vicki (Rowh) MacLean. Good to hear from you Vicki. For the weather just use my links on the homepage and you will get great local reports. Pete. | |
| Feb 2003 | |
| Hello, I was looking at your web sight. I used to live out in Cimarron. You have a lot of neat pictures of snow in 57. The house you show 4 blocks west of main st. looks like our old house. It was 301 West Ave. A. Let me know if it is... Thanks Liz Hibbs. I will do some checking Liz. That house was next door to us and we lived four blocks west of main so 301 could be right. Thanks for the note. | |
| Pete, Sure have enjoyed all the old pictures, stories, etc. about Cimarron. Great Web Pages, Thanks a million. Phil Timken, senior 1969. Thanks for the note Phil. Glad you found my site. Just a note to anyone reading this, I have recently purchased www.cimarronkansas.com and hopefully that will help more friends and alumni find us. | |
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| Late Fall 2002 | |
| My gosh, didn't know this existed. Was homesick this morning and began looking up websites for Dodge City. Decided to see if the Jacksonian had a news website and led me to this one. Great Job. We are planning to be home Christmas. Plan the gatherings, we have not been there for awhile. Great job Pete. Lets us have a look now and then to stay in touch. Contact Ted and Harriet Phelps, Hampton, IL. thphelps@surfbest.net I told Ted about this site but I should have known. Look us up Xmas, maybe we can do something. Pete | |
| I LOVE the web site! It's been a very long time since I graduated in '64, but Cimarron will always have a special place in my heart. Since that time I obtained a bachelor's degree, a master's, and a Ph.D. and taught for over 30 years in San Antonio, Texas (hig |