8 thoughts on “Reunion Attendees”

1. Lynn and I are looking forward to a great evening at the reunion with new and old friends. Many thanks to the reunion committee for finding me. (Mark Blazis) It has been so long since graduation but after reading the Classical 65 names and reviewing pictures(great site) it seems like only yesterday we were climbing stairs to the front door. Enjoy the day……………bob

2. I will be attending reunion and am sorry to be late. Putting check in the mail today!! My sister, Beth Congdon-Martin, will be coming with me. Looking forward to our 50th!

3. I will be attending the reunion. Can’t wait !!!

4. i will be attending the reunion on sat nite
   thanks for all ur hard work

5. I will be attending the reunion. Looking forward to it.

6. I will be leading a special safari in the Serengeti/Masai Mara area of Tanzania and Kenya, my second home, to observe and film the great wildebeest migration and crossing of the Nara River in August 2016 if any Classical Tigers wish to join me!

   1. I did this safari in 2012 to Kenya, thru the Masai Mara, met the Masai chief & his son & many wives, took an air balloon ride over the Serengeti to watch the wildebeast migration. This was a private 2 person safari for me & a girlfriend. Hubby was not intereted in this venture whatsoever. Made a detour to visit the mines in Tanzania & fetched a 6 ct. Block D Tanzanite gemstone in the process. Stayed at 4* hotels where there happened to be an unannouced stay by the current President of Kenya who was campaigning with his entourage, an army of armed soldiers… & one harrowing night in ‘the bush.’ Formally attired waiters wore white gloves to serve in the dining tent with linens & champagne. That one night in the bush was the most terrifying experience ever. Our big 2 person, luxury tent was equipped with two 4 poster beds, furniture & an adjoining private bathroom with a shower…but was located between lions hunting in the field directly in front of us & a huge herd of elephants who needed to pass thru the field where they were hunting. The elephant path happened to be alongside our tent. It was a stand-off all night. The elephants kept trumpeting, circling & brushing against our tent. Lions roared in rebellion that they were ruining their hunt. MOST SCARED I’VE EVER BEEN IN MY LIFE. The safari people just said “Do not exit your tent for any reason!” By morning we saw water trucks heading out. Elephants knocked over the water supply located behind our tent. Other than that it was an amazing adventure & an experience I will never forget.

   2. Mark, I am interested in the trip – let’s plan on discussing it at the reunion. It sounds like it would be a wonderful experience.

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