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Betty Lynn Kahl
Robertson Richmond, Virginia beau@pdiprint.com |
| Beau and I moved to Richmond, VA, in 1972 with Bank of
Virginia. In 1977 he bought a printing company and it was at that time I went
to work for an OB-Gyn group where I’ve done a bit of everything including
managing one of our offices. I am now working part-time and enjoying our four grandchildren, two of whom are here in Richmond and two in Huntersville, NC. Our daughter in NC has two sons and our son in Richmond has a son and a daughter. Do I need to tell you she is spoiled, as she is our only granddaughter? We love to spend several weeks on Maui in February where we have a timeshare. I look forward to seeing everyone in June. Betty Lynne Kahl Robertson |
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Susie Karp
Kirkland Destin, Florida paradise@susiekirkland.com www.susiekirkland.com |
| When you are only 39, it’s hard to believe it has been
50 years since we-all graduated from Atherton. After graduation, I was at the
University of Miami in Coral Gables, Florida for 2 ½ years. Left to get
my MRS degree. Moved to Jackson, Mississippi and had 4 wonderful children.
After 10 years, I got divorced. Started my Real Estate career in 1970. Got married again in 1976, divorced in 1988. Moved to Destin, Florida, where I live on the Gulf of Mexico. Waking up every day is like being in paradise. Yes, we have a lot of hurricanes, but you learn to live with it. After 36 years in the Real Estate business, I still love it all, most of all meeting wonderful people and making them happy. You can visit me on my website www.susiekirkland.com. |
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Susie Karp Kirkland 2006
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Vicky Kasden
Moskowitz Louisville, Ky alandvick@insightbb.com |
| My given name is really Abby Victoria Kasdan. After high
school I went to Indiana University for 1-½ years, then transferred to
the University of Kentucky because of a boyfriend, that I later married. I
graduated from U of K in 1960 with a degree in Speech Therapy. I married the boyfriend. I worked in my field while he went to Medical School at U of K. After that we moved to Ohio for his internship. We separated a few months later. Had a son, Mark Gebrow, (now almost 43 years old). |
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I moved back to Louisville with our son, found a job and supported my son and myself. Then came Allen. I was fixed up on a blind date in August 1965. We dated a year and married in September 1966. We are still married. Allen was also married before with 2 children (boy/girl). My son Mark lived with us and Allen and I had a daughter Stacie in 1969. Now we had (his, hers, ours).
I worked on and off in my field after I got remarried. Also worked part time in our own Pharmacy (husband is Pharmacist). After 13 years we closed the store and my husband worked for Kroger and presently, Walgreen.
I now baby-sit our youngest grandchild (Stacie’s daughter) once a week; play bridge one or two times a week; go to Louisville Orchestra Coffee Concerts. I’ve gone for about 25 years, movies, plays, and etc. Allen is mostly retired. We have 6 grandchildren, his, ours, and others by our children’s’ marriages to spouses with other children
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William
Keister Parker, Colorado wkeister@comcast.net |
| In Madison I met my wife, Martha. We were
married in 1965. I took my first real job in Norway, at the research labs of
Norsk Hydro in Porsgrunn. Our two children, Thomas and Susanna, were born in
Porsgrunn. We stayed there for 7 years. When we moved back to the states we tried to find a place where we could keep up cross-country skiing – landed just north of New York City, in Ossining. The jobs were good, the skiing not so. Martha became a law librarian, and I migrated from research into engineering computing. Finally, in 1992, we moved to the Denver area, where the skiing is pretty good. Martha continued as a law librarian and I worked in Chemical Process Simulation. We’ve been in the process of retiring for the last three or so years. I kept up musical activities for a long time - mostly clarinet, but also piano. Some of the most challenging and rewarding years were as clarinet with the Symphony in Norwalk, Connecticut. Now, retirement is supposed to give me more opportunity to get back to music, but that hasn’t happened yet |
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Bill Keister and wife Martha rafting in the Grand Tetons summer 2005. |
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Ben Kennedy Hiawassee, Georgia BHOG@ALLTEL.net |
| Ben Kennedy went to Georgetown College after AHS where he
studied French and History, made his first of many visits to Paris in 1957 with
Glen Johnson and other Louisvillians. After his B.A., Ben received an M.A. from
UNC-Chapel Hill in 1962 and PhD. from Univ. of Georgia in 1966, with a
specialization in French history. He took a position at West Georgia College in
Carrollton (now the University of West Georgia) and taught there for 38 years
til retirement in 1999. Did some post-doctoral study at Duke, Johns Hopkins,
and Univ. of Iowa. Right: Ben Kennedy at Reunion 2006 submitted by Bill Baer. |
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| Ben has done some traveling: France 9 times (research
usually), Spain, Israel, Mexico, Central America, Austria, Germany, Ireland.
Claudia and I have visited Ireland often, went on our honeymoon there. Ben
plays high handicap golf, likes to hike in nearby mountains, has covered about
900 miles of the Appalachian Trail in the last 20 years. Still teach part-time
at nearby Young Harris College and we are active in the local Episcopal Church.
We live in a beautiful mountain valley on a dead-end road in a remodeled farm
house. In summer with windows open we can hear the creek burbling down below
our deck. BEN KENNEDY 2006 |
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Carolyn Kessel
Russman Louisville,KY rerckr@bellsouth.net |
Upon returning to Louisville, Raymond set up his dental practice, and we began our family. Kim was born in 1961, and Steve in 1964. Kim has been married for 20 years and is the mother of our 2 grand daughters, and has lived just 7 doors from us for almost 20 years. Her oldest, Jennifer, is a freshman at Georgia Tech in their architecture school. The youngest, Emily, is a sophomore at Ballard High School. Steve has never married, but lives and works here in Louisville.
| I have owned a knitting and needlepoint store,
Carma, for almost 31 years. Raymond and I love to travel and have seen every state but 4 in these wonderful United Stated. We have been fortunate to see almost all of Canada, most Caribbean islands, and a good deal of Central and South America. Have also seen all of Europe, all of Israel and spent almost 2 weeks in Egypt. Now our health keeps us from doing a lot of traveling (we're more selective), but we do some. We still both work almost every day. Hope you all make it to the 50th reunion. Can't wait to see you. CKR 2006 |
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David Kaiser Deceased |
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Betty Ann Kelley
Gardner Louisville, Ky j7bgardner@aol.com |
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Phyllis Kiefer |
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Iris Kiel
Harkavy Memphis, Tennessee RON111934@aol.com |
| After graduating from Atherton, I attended Vanderbilt
University for two years. In 1958 I married Ronald Harkavy and moved to
Memphis, TN. Between 1959 and 1968, I gave birth to my four children. One year prior to the birth of my fourth child, 1967, I received my BS in chemistry. In 1974 I received a MA in counseling. For eleven years, I was a social worker and did family counseling. In 1985 I returned to Memphis College of Art, and earned a BFA in painting in 1988. Since that time, I have been a professional artist. I have been blessed with a wonderful life; a terrific husband, four wonderful children married to great spouses; twelve magnificent grandchildren. Throughout my life I have been a community volunteer. My husband and I have been lucky enough to have traveled many interesting places across the world IRIS KIEL HARKAVY |
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Betty Kirchdorfer
Plum Lake Forest, Illinois bplum1188@aol.com |
Married Timothy in 1964, no children but lots of dogs over the years.
| We have had some adventurous vacations, like three Outward
Bound experiences and summer trips to Steamboat Springs, CO, as well as
nature-oriented trips to Mexico and Central America. French has been my passion
and I have been to France probably 20 times, poking around a different small
section of the country each time. My other love is gardening. Besides gardening at home, I volunteer at the Chicago Botanic Garden and the Naples Botanical Garden. I also spend lots of time at the health club taking a variety of classes. Have not been in Louisville much since graduating from Atherton except to visit my parents, who are both now deceased |
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Carol Kleinjohn
Goffinet Deceased 1-22-1989 |
Carol A. Goffinet, 50, died Sunday at her home. She was the former Carol A. Kleinjohn, and a purchasing agent for Hillerich & Bradsbury Co., where she worked 25 years. She was member of Immanuel United Church of Christ and the Purchasing Management Association of Louisville.
Survivors: her husband, William E. Goffinet; her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zeke Isaacs; and a sister, Betty L. Kleinjohn of Frankfort. Expressions of sympathy: the church memorial fund, James Graham Brown Regional Cancer Research Center or Hospice of Louisville.
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Martin
Klotz Louisville,Ky martin.klotz@insightbb.com |
| From 1961 through 1970, I was a high school teacher and
coach in Louisville, Jeffersonville and Piedmont, California. From 1972 though
2004, when I retired, I was employed by the United States Department of the
Treasury and the United States Justice Department with posts of duty in Los
Angeles, San Diego and Washington, D.C. My wife, Mary, and I have been married since 1967 and we have two sons. Kevin, age 32, is an Assistant Athletic Director at the University of Akron and David, age 30, is the Director of Sports Photography and Graphic Design for the University of Louisville's Athletic Department. Mary and I moved back to Louisville in September of 2005. MARTIN KLOTZ 2006 |
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Clifford Klumb Mt. Washington, KY |
| Married to: Patricia A. Klumb Children: Melissa Jeffrey
Grandchildren: Emily & Ted Madisyn 1957 - 1960 Graduated from University of Louisville School of Business with a BS in Business Management. 1960 - 1963 Served 3 years on active duty at Margh AFB as a Medical Supply Officer at base hospital in Riverside, California. 1963 - 1968 Worked at Curtis 1000, Inc. in office and sales in Louisville, KY. 1968 - 1975 Transferred to Chicago area as Office Manager. |
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2000 - Present Retired, and loving it! Spend time working around the house, visiting children and their families in Mt. Washington and traveling with my wife on vacations.
CLIFFORD A. KLUMB
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Barbara Knosp
Boyce Louisville, Ky Barboyce@insightbb.com |
| After graduating from Atherton I attended
Mary Washington College for three years. I then married and had three children. During this time I lived in North Carolina, Virginia, Connecticut, New York, Illinois (3 times), Iowa, California, Pennsylvania, and back to Kentucky. I’ve been divorced about 20 years. I spend time playing lots of tennis, bridge, reading, and doing volunteer work. The best part of my life is time spent with my two grandchildren, John 3 and Clare 1 who live in Annapolis, Maryland. BARBARA KNOSP BOYCE |
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Melvin Koby Louisville, Ky mmk4561@mindspring.com |
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Melvin Koby Melvin went to Vanderbilt University and
graduated in 1960. He began Medical school at University of Louisville,
graduating in 1964. He interned at Barnes Hospital at Washington University in
St. Louis, and did a Residency in Internal Medicine there for two years. The
Viet Nam War was raging, and he went into the Air Force for two years, then
went back to Barnes Hospital to complete a Residency in Ophthalmology.
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| In 1971 he returned to Louisville, and started a practice of
Ophthalmology, where he continues to be active and in full time private
practice. He teaches at the University of Louisville, where he is an Associate
Clinical Professor on the medical school faculty. Melvyn is divorced and has
two sons living in New York. . He has multiple interests, including a great wine cellar. He likes to travel, and has been in many parts of the world This Fifty Year celebration of our Graduation from High School is very exciting –JUST TO BE HERE!! (And KNOW it!!) Melvyn M. Koby, M.D. |
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Murrel Kohn Jerusalem Israel mlk@bezeqint.net |
| In June, 1963 I became controller of Tri-City Industrial Services, Inc. and later Industrial Services of America, Inc. a mini-conglomerate dealing in solid waste disposal equipment and services, scrap metals, and fork lifts. I was in the Kentucky Air National Guard for 3 years as a week-end warrior. I took two courses in the U of L Law School at night and in the fall of 1968; I took a year leave of absence from my job to travel around the world. |  |
Initially I worked as Treasurer of the Israel Program for Scientific Translations and later Keter Publishing, Ltd., which publishes the Encyclopedia Judaica and other books. During this time I passed the Israeli CPA Exam and went to work for the Investment Authority of the Israeli Ministry of Finance as a liaison officer encouraging foreign investment in Israel and edited the Israel Investors' Manual a compilation of the various benefits, laws and regulations designed to encourage foreign investors. During this period, I was a member of the Jerusalem Rotary Club.
In 1974, I was drafted into the Israeli army where after basic training; I spent a month in Sinai and the Gaza Strip. I was then assigned to the Infantry patrolling the Negev border with Jordan and before my discharge, the Town Major's office in Jerusalem.
Irit graduated from Hebrew University Law School in 1968 and retired a year ago as Director of the Department of International Affairs of the Israeli Ministry of Justice. As the co-coordinator for the defense of Prime Minister Sharon in Belgium in 2002-2003, she became known and today lectures and teaches the subjects of Universal Jurisdiction and Extradition. She volunteers as the Vice-President of the International Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists.
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In 1978, after gradually working outside the Investment Authority preparing US tax returns, I started my own Accounting practice dealing with US-Israeli taxation and audits. Until a year ago, we lived in Jerusalem, where I still have an office and have started accepting a limited number of clients in Tel-Aviv, mainly dealing with off-shore structures, as I am Treasurer of the Israeli branch of STEP-Society of Trust and Estate Practitioners, an 11,000 world-wide member organization based in London. You might say that I am semi-retired, but I seem to be busy constantly.
While my parents were alive in Louisville, we visited quite often and have enjoyed many trips to Europe, as well as the Far East, Australia and New Zealand. We hope to visit Russia this year and my nephew's wedding in CA in October, after Mexico.
Irit and I extend a hearty welcome to all visitors to Israel and we would love to have you visit us in our new apartment on Rothschild Boulevard in the heart of Tel-Aviv.
MURREL KOHN
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Larry Koons |
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Robert
Kraha Louisville, Ky |
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Herbert
Kreitman Germantown, Maryland SKREITMAN@COMCAST.NET |
| Currently, Sonny works part-time at NIH,
providing professional support services to the Office of Extramural Research,
Office of the Director, NIH. Sonny and Kaye (who graduated from Fern Creek High in 1958) were married in 1962, have three children (one of whom is Manager of Macaroni Grill in Louisville), and five grandchildren. With working, grand parenting, and some traveling, life continues to be full of activities that generate sufficient “hustle and bustle!” Herbert J. (Sonny) Kreitman 2006 |
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