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Subject: Re: Responses to various posts Author: Ken [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ] Date Posted: 21:32:33 11/26/02 Tue In reply to: Maureen (Hennessey) Purington 's message, "Responses to various posts" on 22:14:47 11/10/02 Sun So where is Sean today? I also remember Pat, maybe Kevin. Hellooooo, Maureen? The Wagners had at least 18, possibly more if you exagerate. Mary (class of '75) was oldest. I met her sister at the last reunion for 75ers in '95. The Wagners lived on Wenonah and probably only had 8 kids. [ Next Thread | Previous Thread | Next Message | Previous Message ]

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[> Subject: Re: Responses to various posts Author: Ken [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 21:51:23 11/26/02 Tue Is it legal to post two messages in a row? Helen, is Dave Johnson also buried in Fairview? He was on the varsity b ball squad and died his senior year with Kim. I recall the end of season party at Gullianis' (sp?)camp in '74. It was a grand old time and most parents seemed to have turned the other cheek to that party. What is burned into my memory from that weekend is three or four of us, including Dave, were out on the ice where Dave carved his and Kim's name within a heart. The two of them died about a month later, and I sadly remember, their names were probably melting in the ice at about the same time. God rest their souls. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> Subject: Re: Responses to various posts Author: Brina [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 23:27:13 11/28/02 Thu Ken, I'm almost positive I've seen Dave Johnson's grave at Fairview, as well as Kim's. What an awful sadness we all felt when they died. I was in Kim's grade ('75) and at the time of her death, I remember she and I were paired up to do a French project together in Monsieur Tremblay's class. The day we had all learned about their deaths, we were sitting in class and M. Tremblay was so wonderful with us. He began by talking about Kim and then he let us just be as quiet as we needed to be. He had tears in his eyes, I remember, and after class I talked to him a little bit more. Looking at her empty desk in that class was just so excruciating. I still can't believe how much life each of them had, and how much we didn't want to believe that they were both dead. Awful tragedy. They both were leaders, weren't they? Your story about the heart on the ice, wow, that's beautiful. Thanks for telling it. [ Post a Reply to This Message ]

[> [> [> Subject: Re: Responses to various posts Author: john walsh (I remember when it happened) [ Edit | View ] Date Posted: 12:31:54 03/03/16 Thu Brina. Till this day, I still remember when that incident took place. Down through the years when the subject of CO2 poisoning comes up, the very first thing that comes to my mind, is what happen to Dave Johnson, and Kim Willy, in the spring of 1974. If I'm not mistaken CO2 poisoning is what cause the deaths? I pretty much mentioned to other people in places where I have been , about this. My brother-in-law Jim Wells, mentioned to me that there is memorial for the two that perished? Where is that located? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]