Monongah High Alumni Association’s Donna Davis, who
handles the dinner-dance reservations for the Reunions every year, said that
Tom Dean, Class of 1949, who lives in Lynch Station, Virginia, is the first to
send in his dinner-dance reservation with the check.
Tom Dean |
MHS
ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
C/O DONNA L. DAVIS858 PARK AVENUE
MONONGAH, WV 26554-1143
If you
want to re-connect with Tom, his mailing address is
Tom Dean
434 Peninsula Pointe
Lynch Station, VA 24571
And you
can be sure that Tom will be found at the home of Ramona Fullen Michalski,
Class of 1949, on Bridge Street Extension up the hill just outside the Monongah
town limits. Every time he’s in Marion
County, she shows up to see “Monie,” as he calls her. Tom and Ramona have been friends for 65 years.
Tom
gets around.
He visits family in North Carolina and at Arlington (not the
cemetery, but the town), Virginia. Tom has three sons in
Goldsboro, North Carolina. Tom’s daughter, retired Colonel Pam Dean Mitchell,
lives in Arlington, Virginia, which is almost 200 miles from Tom’s home in
Lynch Station.
Tom has reunions with other former Lions, too.
He visits Elaine Hewitt Monell, Class of 1949, in
Riverside, a Dayton, Ohio suburb, the widow of Raymond “Soak” Monell,
Class of 1945.
The
classes of 1956, 1961, 1966 an 1976 will be the honor classes for the 2016 MHS
Alumni Reunion on Saturday, May 28 at the Knights of Columbus on Mary Lou
Retton Drive in Fairmont.
The
honor class pictures will be taken at 5:30 p.m. at Knights of Columbus on Mary
Retton Drive in Fairmont ($15 per photo), the banquet will be at 6:30 p.m. and the
dancing to the music of Stepping Stone will begin at 8:30 p.m.
Now
that Tom Dean has stepped up the plate, just as he did for Monongah High
baseball, what about you? Print the reservation form, fill it out and mail it
to Donna Davis.
Only
125 showed up last year. There are no new graduates since 1979 and some have
passed away since the 2015 Reunion. It’s up to you to keep this tradition going.
This is
the 92nd reunion. We don’t want it to die out till we get past 100.
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