1986 – Cheryl Quinn Schramm

Air Force Officer (1991-present, Married to Jim Schramm of Denver, Colorado, two children (3 yr old son – DJ, 10 day day old daughter – Tia), deployed to Turkey, Afghanistan, and Qatar, flew helicopters 9 years, back in Toledo for last assignment teaching AFROTC at BGSU

1971 Maureen McNamee Moore

In a combined business trip & vacation, I took my husband Philip and step-son Shawn to Hong Kong in October 2009.  We stayed in Sha Tin (near the China border) and in Kowloon.  Our favorite memories included crossing the Victoria Harbour on the 112 year old Star Ferry, visiting the countless temples and Buddhas, dining at Victoria’s Peak, shopping on Nathan Road and at the Jade Market, gambling in Macau and taking my husband for his custom-made suit fittings at the famous “Sams Tailor”.  The walls were full of celebrities photos who were customers of Sams; David Bowie, various US Presidents, Julie Roberts, Colin Powell, Prince Philip, Michael Jackson, Queen Elizabeth…..

1968 Linda Knack Bugbee

I am now raising my two grandchildren since my daughters death in June 2010.

1977 – Mary Hower

My writing business has expanded to websites and blogs and I’m so grateful for my children, Joey 8 and Ryan 3.  I’m completing marketing courses at U.C. Berkley Extension.

What has surprised me with the recession is our community voted in more money for schools despite the recession!  Everyone realizes that funding schools helps our kids AND our property values!

1966 – Carol Erford

As many know I have been deeply immersed in the theatre scene in NW OH most of my career, acting being my primary persuit.  This year I directed my 1st big production at the Toledo Rep – “Leading Ladies” – an uproarous comedy success so much so that we are bringing back the 1st & 2 weekends in August.

(Carol, sorry I thought I had already posted this – Mary Jo)

1971 – Susan O’Neill

Now living in Orlando, FL since 1981.  Am returning to school to become a radiation therapist.  Was exposed to this career as a result of being diagnosed with breast cancer in 2008, and have a passion for this career now.  I was blessed that the breast cancer I had was non-invasive and only required a lumpectomy and radiation, but still want to give back in any way I can.  I have two grown children and 5 grandchildren.  My son lives in Michigan and my daughter lives in Groveland, FL just outside of Orlando.

1967 – Mother of Amelia Good Hart passed away

Ruth Mary GOOD

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GOOD Ruth Mary Ruth Mary Good passed away peacefully Monday, May 10, 2010 at the age of 84, after spending a lovely Mothers Day with her daughter and talking with her grandson, Andy and his wife Jill. Born to Edith (Babione) and Mathias Fehlen on October 20, 1925, she was a lifelong resident of Toledo, Ohio. After graduating from Central Catholic High School in 1943, she attended Stautzenberger Business School. Her first job was for Gallant Lumber and Coal Company where she met her loving husband, Andrew. They were married at St Agnes Parish in 1948. They began their family when their daughter Amelia was born in 1949. They shared 58 years together until his passing on 2005. Career opportunities came with assignments at Dundee Trucking Company, Rossford Ordinance then a move to Toledo Public Schools in 1968. She began at Longfellow School as a secretary/bookkeeper, transferred to Start High School and the Board of Education. She worked her way up to the position of Director of Non-Teaching Personnel, retiring in 1986. Ruth served her community as a member of the Toledo Safety Council, a member of the Board of Directors of the Toledo Public Schools Credit Union, the Toledo Toastmasters Club, the St. Charles Altar and Rosary Society and in the Andora Bunco Club-working on the July 4th Streetwide Celebrations. Ruth will be remembered as being devoted to her family, her business, having a strong work ethic, an ability to understand both sides of an issue and help find a solution, and her strong willed spirit and good humor. Ruth and Andy enjoyed travelling throughout the 49 states, Western Europe and meeting family in Hungary. For many years, they spent time in Sarasota Florida during the winter months, sometimes meeting friends and family and making new friendships. Her monthly gatherings with friends from her high school days, and birthday outings with friends from work, were cherished by her. Ruth is survived by her daughter, Amelia Good Hart and grandson, Andrew (Jill) Hart; sister, Norma Kanary of Rocky River and her nieces and nephews. Ruth was preceded in death by her husband, Andrew; parents, Edith (Babione) and Mathias Fehlen; sister, Vivian Miller and brother, Robert Fehlen; sister-in-law, Mary Kay Fehlen; brothers-in-law, John Miller and Thomas Kanary; nephews, Jeffrey Miller and John Miller and great nephew, Scott Miller. Friends may call at the Coyle Funeral Home, 1770 S. Reynolds Rd., Toledo, OH, on Sunday May 16, 2010 from 2-8 p.m. where a Rosary will be recited at 7:00 p.m. Funeral Services will be held on Monday May 17, 2010 beginning at 9:30 a.m. in the Mortuary followed by a Mass of Christian Burial at St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Church at 10:00 a.m. Interment will follow at Resurrection Cemetery. The family suggests tributes to the Alzheimer’s Association , the American Heart Association , St. Patrick of Heatherdowns Church, or a charity of the donor’s choice. Please view and sign our “online guest registry” at: CoyleFuneralHome.com

Published in Toledo Blade from May 15 to May 16, 2010

1965 – Claudia Berry Miran

David and I have been retired for about 18 months now, after each having worked more than 30 years for the State of Wisconsin.  I am keeping busy with needlework of various kinds (knitting and quilting especially), volunteer work with Madison Symphony Chorus (also 30+ years) and my church, travel (Jamaica and Spain this year), and being an officer of Madison Sail and Power Squadron.  Our 40th wedding anniversary will be next June; two of our three children are married, and we have a red-headed one-year old grandson.