Ed, I'm surprised Peggy, or someone off the HS baseball teams haven't entered comments, here. It seemed wrong to me to just leave this space blank ... there were a lot of blanks for our fellow students, so I've been adding little comments as I go through the old yearbooks. You were alive and doing well back in '75, married to Peggy Johnson, with two children ... weren't that many of us, that married fellow students; you think the Vietnam war had anything to do with it? ...and you were the owner of Summerhill Construction;
as I recall that was a well know and respected construction company, does the family still operate it?
Robin Riley
Ed, I'm surprised Peggy, or someone off the HS baseball teams haven't entered comments, here. It seemed wrong to me to just leave this space blank ... there were a lot of blanks for our fellow students, so I've been adding little comments as I go through the old yearbooks. You were alive and doing well back in '75, married to Peggy Johnson, with two children ... weren't that many of us, that married fellow students; you think the Vietnam war had anything to do with it? ...and you were the owner of Summerhill Construction;
as I recall that was a well know and respected construction company, does the family still operate it?