I just posted some comments upon reading of Ed Miller's death, and was subsequently scrolling down the Class of '63 deceased list (hard to believe they're gone). When discussing experiences with Ed, I mentioned he was someone I wished I could have seen again at one of the reunions. We would have had quite a bit about which to reminisce. When I came to Francine's name on the list, I thought the same thing. We were together in chorus (mostly sophomores and juniors) our senior year, and she was always charming and "up," one of those people who was a ray of sunshine brightening the space around her. Unfortunately, she was also one of those, like Ed, who seemed to fall off the face of the earth after we graduated, not to be seen again. But the memory is a happy one. Thanks for the memory, Francine.
Carl (Chuck) Munson
I just posted some comments upon reading of Ed Miller's death, and was subsequently scrolling down the Class of '63 deceased list (hard to believe they're gone). When discussing experiences with Ed, I mentioned he was someone I wished I could have seen again at one of the reunions. We would have had quite a bit about which to reminisce. When I came to Francine's name on the list, I thought the same thing. We were together in chorus (mostly sophomores and juniors) our senior year, and she was always charming and "up," one of those people who was a ray of sunshine brightening the space around her. Unfortunately, she was also one of those, like Ed, who seemed to fall off the face of the earth after we graduated, not to be seen again. But the memory is a happy one. Thanks for the memory, Francine.