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Shirley Naiser
Metry Louisville, Ky Smetry1@bellsouth.net |
| Neither Ed or I were able to attend college but both worked.
I worked at my Father's restaurant and Ed went into printing. He owned and
recently sold his small printing company and now works at the courthouse. I
worked with Ed in the printing company and went into catering having my own
business for 12 years and enjoyed it greatly. I mostly did weddings and always
had a great time doing them. I recently retired from the business and now enjoy
my family and grandchildren and of course Eddie. We are both very active in St. Michael Orthodox Church. Of course, I am in the kitchen and Ed as head canton. My 45 years with my husband has flown by as did the 50 years from Atherton. My prayers and love to all the graduates for many years of continued good health. Shirley Naiser Metry 2006 |
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Ann Nash
Crichton Midlothian, Virginia anncrayton@aol.com |
| Graduated from Duke in 1960 in French, which I never used.
Spotty work history, worked in Boston and Louisville until 1965, when my husband and I moved to Australia with Philip Morris. I had no work permit. We lived in Melbourne for two years, then moved to Toronto and stayed there for seven years with the exception of seven months spent in Montreal. Moved to Richmond in 1974 and have been here since. At one point I worked in a book store here for five years. We have two children and five grandchildren. Jim and I like to travel and play bridge, and I read a lot. ANN NASH CRICHTON 2006 |
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Courtney Noe Deceased 2001 |
Courtney W. Noe 63, of Louisville, died Sunday at Hospice & Pallative Care of Louisville's inpatient unit at Norton Audubon Hospital.
He was a graduate of Atherton and the University of Louisville and his work as a writer and editor included service in both city and state govement.
Noe is survived by his companion, Kate Cayce Fisher, of Westport, Ky.; a daughter, Monique; grandson Shane; two stepdaughters, Robin and Laura; a sister, Judith; niece, Nicole; nephew, Daniel Courtney; great-nephew, Sam; great-niece; Courtney; and many friends.
A memorial service is planned for a later date.Expressions of sympathy may take the form of contributions to Hospice of Louisville.
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Josh Noland Perry, Florida
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| Josh was born in Louisville Kentucky July 23, 1938. He
attended the Louisville School of music from 1958 until 1960. Was the guitarist at WHAS Radio and TV in Louisville from 1956 until 1960. He recorded his first record in 1956, “Sail Along Silvery Moon”, which received tremendous airplay in the Southeast. Was the founding member of “The Coachmen Band” for 1959-1968 who recorded for Roulette Records in New York City. Was the bandleader at the Country Music Cabaret in Ft. Lauderdale from 1969 until 1978. |
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His humanitarian contributions to his community
began in 1969 with his Christmas concerts for the Plantation Nursing Home and
are still continuing. In 1971 he established The Songs Of The Old Country
Church Inc and thru this produced concerts to raise money for the handicapped
and other underprivileged children. Easter Sunrise Service has been preformed
by Josh Noland and Friends for the Community Church since 1991. Josh is the owner and President of Big Blue Dolphin Music Inc. a recording and publishing company with BMI. He is the owner and manager of The Josh Noland Music Studio in Pompano Beach, Florida. The recording and Teaching Studio was established in 1978 and is still active. Has produced and recorded many albums for himself and other artist on his label and other labels. Has been teaching students in all styles of music since 1963. |
| The first recording ever made on the guitar of George
Gershwins “Rhapsody in Blue” was produced and recorded by Josh. This
recording was played all over the world and was placed in the archives of the
Hall of Fame in Nashville, Tenn. in 1973. Country Best Award was given to Josh in 1976 as the instrumentalist of the year and he has now been inducted into the “Florida Association Hall of Fame”. Josh was the founding President of the Broward County Chapter of the FCMA from 1993 to 1995. |
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Sanford
Norman Richmond, Virginia jurist1963@gmail.com |
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We have two sons, Todd, 38, trumpeter and teacher, now
teaching for 2 years at a private school in Barranquilla, Colombia, and David,
33, college decathlete at U of Arizona, is a SWAT officer and instructor
(Phoenix Police). |
 Sanford with his bike and right after a 40 miles ride. |
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