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THANKS TO ALL WHO MADE
OUR MINI REUNION A SUCCESS

THANKS to Larry Percell again for the use of his parish's wonderful facilities, And to Steve Essig, for the memorabilia and the great DVDs of the three movies produced at SJS.

THANKS to the individual who donated a frequent flyer ticket to fly Father Gregoire here from Manchester, NH. Father told me hereally had a great time, and although he missed the final dinner at St.Pat's, he couldn't stop talking about how great it was to meet with us at St.Nicholas' and later to attend mass and meet so many other former students at St. Pat's.

THANKS to my wife, Patricia Barile, for her invaluable advice, work, and support in organizing and putting on this reunion. Without her help and attention to details this gathering would have never been as nice as it was.

THANKS for the ladies (Patricia, Gwen Neary, and Chris Chiosso) for working in the kitchen, and guy helpers with the cooking.

And finally, THANKS to all of you who set aside the time and made the effort to attend this event. Let us continue to keep in contact, by e-mail if nothing else.

Tempus Fugit et non combackibus!	Bill, Ed, Pat, Tucker, and Wally (click to enlarge)	Fr. Gregoire, Paul. Pat, and Mike.
Steve Essig left, with Beth and Frank Cardinelli center.	Gary Passarino, Jack Quatman, and Fr. G	Kris and Ed Chiosso, Jack, (and Wally?)
Larry and Jim Neary in the kitchen	Paul, Fr., Joe, Jack, and Pat	Teddy Page and Lois Passarino by the Memorabilia Table
Joe and Tucker, and Mike and Ed engaged while Pat checks out the photographer. Thanks to Paul Page for the candid shot. Still missing photos of Charlene and Steve Essig, Patricia Barile, Gwen Neary, and Jack Snider who had to leave early to get back to Marin where he was hosting another party. .	A Tribute and THANKS To Father Gregoire (a few of the stanzas read at the reunion) "Tempus fugit et non comebackibus" was the just needed stimulus to get us through another day, making Latin class much more fun when taught in this playful way. Though Gregs (to us) was in control he never bruised or shamed our souls, though saddled Dean of Discipline, (A wise young man at thirty-two) He seemed much older with hair so thin. And now, almost in a heaving sigh, forty years have gone good-bye, yet our memories alone still thrive. "The child is father of the man" and lucky were we to have survived and had him with us way back then: our teacher, mentor, to many, friend. Thank you, Father Paul Gregoire, for walking with us once again, a chance to even up the score. -JBarile R '67	THANKS TO ALL WHO MADE OUR MINI REUNION A SUCCESS THANKS to Larry Percell again for the use of his parish's wonderful facilities, And to Steve Essig, for the memorabilia and the great DVDs of the three movies produced at SJS. THANKS to the individual who donated a frequent flyer ticket to fly Father Gregoire here from Manchester, NH. Father told me hereally had a great time, and although he missed the final dinner at St.Pat's, he couldn't stop talking about how great it was to meet with us at St.Nicholas' and later to attend mass and meet so many other former students at St. Pat's. THANKS to my wife, Patricia Barile, for her invaluable advice, work, and support in organizing and putting on this reunion. Without her help and attention to details this gathering would have never been as nice as it was. THANKS for the ladies (Patricia, Gwen Neary, and Chris Chiosso) for working in the kitchen, and guy helpers with the cooking. And finally, THANKS to all of you who set aside the time and made the effort to attend this event. Let us continue to keep in contact, by e-mail if nothing else.