Stephen "Craig" Lewis

An early Happy Birthday message for you. I hope you have a great birthday celebration with your friends & family and a bountiful 2020. We're not getting any younger, but damn if we can't still rock it.

Hey Susan - make this one a great one.

Happy birthday, Sandy. Tnis was the bif one for me and I hope it is for you as well. Enjoy life and family and most of all, have fun.

Posted on: Aug 31, 2019 at 12:58 PM

Half a century and half again,
board the vintage seniors’ train,
down the track, clickety clix,
next stop marker 76.

Here's hoping you have a happy birthday, Bill!

Happy birthday Pam. Nice to see you're catching up with the rest of us. It's a special number, so enjoy it.
Craig

Congratulations Diane...best wishes.

Posted on: Jan 03, 2019 at 1:18 PM

Happy Birthday Terrie - another year another adventure. I hope you and your family have a great year ahead.

Posted on: Aug 31, 2018 at 2:16 PM

Hey Bill - I hope you have a terrific birthday. Are you starting to count backwards yet? I haven't yet, but I think next year I may start.
Steve

Have a happy birthday, Pam, and enjoy the end of summer.

Posted on: Feb 17, 2018 at 4:33 AM

Ralph - I was really touched by your thoughtful rememberances of Henri. Thank you. He was a complex guy and a friend to so many. I had a lunch with him and a couple of our other buddies about 3 years ago in Evanston...it was the first time I had seen him in at least 30 years. I mentioned to him that I best remembered him. admiringly, in a piano recital he and I and Joy Klinkman were in, and mentioned the pieces we played. Henri's sharp mind corrected me immediately on the piece he played and we all had a good laugh at the past. Requiescat in pacem.

Best wishes for a happy birthday

Posted on: Sep 01, 2017 at 11:58 AM

Hi Bill - I hope you've had a great summer and are looking forward to another birthday.

hey Pam - Happy Birthday. Remember those long hot summer days when the bunch of us would grab our beach towels and take over the far end of the pier on the LB beach, soaking up the sun and keeping up on the latest gossip? Great times I remember.

I met Jane in High School & immediately knew she was a vixen, which was a loveable feature in her case. Although I haven't kept in touch with most of my classmates, I did periodically touch bases with Jane and always tried to hear her take on what was going on whenever I went to the luncheons. I'll truly miss her wry smile and infectuous laughter.