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The Lost Paradise Notice Board
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This bulletin board is intended to provide a service to
Isthmians all over the world. If you are looking for somebody or something, post it here and
leave your e-mail address. Perhaps somebody will read the post and know where you can find your
long lost friend, or whatever you're looking for.
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Just updating my email address in case there's anyone out there trying to find me. I'm in VA. Next trip to FL will be in '03 for the 30th reunion. Be there or be square, dudes! Once a Zonian, always and forever a Zonian!
Julie (Fiori) Huther
E-Mail Address: jliah@cs.com
BHS!, 73
-Wednesday, April 18, 2001 at 21:41:25 (CDT)
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Condolences to all of you Zonians out there. Twenty-three years ago today the fateful papers were signed and our home began to disappear! Sniff!
Julie (Fiori) Huther
E-Mail Address: jliah@cs.com
Balboa!, 1973
-Wednesday, April 18, 2001 at 21:24:18 (CDT)
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Hi! I love this website. If you knew me in St. Mary's I would love to keep in touch. I will be going to Panama in July. I live in Virginia and work in D.C. Really, would love to hear from you. How about Mary Lou Jablonski? Margar
et? Christina Grimmison? Robert? Paul Rudeshein? George Keller Donna Mulholland? Teresa Fabrega? Where are you? :)
Belinda Vallarino
E-Mail Address: bellacara@aol.com
St. Mary's School,
-Tuesday, April 17, 2001 at 11:52:23 (CDT)
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Does anyone know where Antoinette Malene is? She was in
Youngstown, Ohio, in the 1970's...
Doris Crabtree (Martin)
E-Mail Address: RCrabt3919@aol.com
Balboa High School, 1966
-Monday, April 16, 2001 at 20:57:43 (CDT)
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MY WIFE AND I ARE LOOKING FOR MIMI ELLENWOOD WIFE OF THE LATE
BOB ELLENWOOD WHO MANAGED THE BALBOA COMISSARY IN THE EARLY
70S.BOB WAS AN APPRENTICE ON THE TUGS LATER ON. ANY HELP IS GLADLY WELCOMED.
THANKS
JEFF BRETTLER
E-Mail Address: JNICE5@HOME.COM
-Monday, April 16, 2001 at 20:34:30 (CDT)
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Just reposting both messages of John Daily and Carl Chapman from another site because it may be of interest to some people who don't get a chance to read everything. Rest in Peace both of you great guys!
John King, 72 of Miami Florida died Wednesday April 11, 2001. A Native of Indianapolis, Indiana where he was born in 1928. He is survived by three sisters, Jean , Mary Lou and Virginia. He is also survived by multiple grandchildren, Steven the eldest boy
and Johanna the eldest girl. He was a veteran of the United States Air Force in World War II where he was stationed at Rodman Naval Station and at various post in Germany. He was employed by Panama Canal Company as an electronics technician. John also ser
ved as the personal pilot of President Romero of El Salvador. He was a Major of the Air Force in the Republic Of Panama and was one of only two Panamanians to have ever been promoted to the rank of commandante of the Panamanian Military. During Johns serv
ice to Panama he fought in the Nicaraguan Civil War and was pilot to President Ortega of Nicaragua. John was most proud to have served with and as pilot to General Omar Torrijos of Panama.
Strong in character and dedication, John was a loving family man and strong in his community. John was a member of the American Legion and a 32 degree Mason.
Services will be held on Watson Island at 10am, Thursday April 19, 2001. Watson Island is located on the MacArthur Causeway across from the Miami Herald Building
For futher information please contact Blake Spurlin - 954-587-9569.
Tomas Carey
E-Mail Address: pasoancho@att.net
BHS .... barely..., 70
-Sunday, April 15, 2001 at 17:30:27 (CDT)
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Mr. Carl Chapman died on Sunday, April 8, 2001 in Panama City, Panama of kidney and liver failure. He was 61 years old. Mr. Chapman was my music teacher back in Curundu Jr. High, 1970-73. He was very much apart from the same ol' bean ba
g unapproachable types we had back then. He was a great teacher and a good man. May God Bless him and his family this Easter Sunday.
Tomas Carey
E-Mail Address: pasoancho@att.net
BHS .... barely..., 70
-Sunday, April 15, 2001 at 17:26:07 (CDT)
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