I can't believe that Danny Gatewood and I are practically the only people that have posted anything.  I'm sure that many of you have some interesting stories, adventures, experiences, etc.  And 500 or more people look at the posts, but have no comments.  It is uterly amazing to me that no one has a comment.  So I am challenging all of you to show me you not only know how to read, but you know how to write as well!  

We lost a great story-teller November 16, Jim Brenner.  What a shame he did not get to share some tales here had he seen your note  .  A gentle giant with a heart of gold and a hidden wit.

I think folks rely more on private replies than info to the whole group. 

Donna Arnold Harley 

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Hey Barry,

I've added a number of photos to a lot of my previous stories--will likely trigger warm memories--I hope so.  Didn't realize there were so many grammatical mistakes.  Would be nice to hear from a few more classmates.  Donna is likely right--more people keeping to private exchanges.

Hey Donna, 

How are Bob and you doing?  Bob, my Phi Kappa Tau frat brother from State days.  :-)

And I will miss those wonderfully informative notes from my friend Jim Brenner--my classmate at both Broughton and State--a great guy who lived such a full life.  The N&O wrote a wonderful story about Jim--hope everyone read it. Jim was a Mensa member, a Kentucky Colonel, and a Mardi Gras parade king, and a long time usher in Section 30 at Carter-Finley Stadium.  He loved the Wolfpack, Raleigh, New Orleans, his friends and classmates, and most of all his talented family. 

Dan(ny)