Allida Frisch (Altemus)

So sorry about the loss of your husband. At least he is not suffering any more although it is still hard. Prayers and thoughts are with your family.

Dennis Flachsbart

Carol, sorry for your loss.  Our condolences to you.

Helen Nicolaysen (Thompson)

Carol, we're sorry for your loss, however you will one day meet again on the other side! Hugs to you and your family!

Terry (Max) Maxwell

Happy Birthday Jack...

Welcome to Club 69... hope you have a great trip around the sun!

Max

Jack Habich

Thanks, Max.  Always figured I'd make it to this age, but never thought this day would come....if that makes any sense.

Milan Jackson

Happy Birthday Jack

Linda Bristow (Elias)

Habic:  Happy Birthday!

I have been notified that my sister, Nancy Bentley from LeRoy, has taken a turn for the worse.  Perhaps I will be visiting in Bloomington quite soon.  We have no idea of how long she can hold on.  She really wanted to live to make her 78th birthday on June 21. (I told her.........for what, to get a birthday gift?   She laughted.)   We'll just have to wait and see!

Blessings to all of us...........everywhere!

Linda

Jack Habich

Thanks for the birthday greeting, Milan and Linda.  Can't go backward, so it's on to next year.....serious age territory.

Karen Sue (Suzi) Denton (Merritt)

Happy Birthday Jack!

I'm typing this in large letters because at our age you need the big and bold.

lol

Suzi

Michael (Mike) Franks

69?

It's like a fine wine. Aged to perfection! I won't be there for another 5-months, but I'm not going to think about it. There are just too many things left to do and too many things left to enjoy.

Happy Birthday, Jack!     1946 was a very good year.

Jack Habich

Thanks....with my regular readers I can make out the bold type pretty easily, and for the regular type, it just takes a little longer with industrial strength glasses.  What I think will really feel different is 70, but I'd like to squeeze as much as possible out of the 60s yet.

Steve Frankeberger

Happy Birthday Jack,

I'm 69 1/2 and it doesn't seem any different than 68 1/2.  At least as far as I can remember it.  I think my memory is slipping!

Steve

Jack Habich

Right…..69  3/365 feels kind of like last year…....as I recall…....but that 70 needs to wait a while.

Melvin (Mel) Theobald

Jack, I'd like to tack another HAPPY BIRTHDAY onto the one's already heaped on you. My odometer is quickly approaching that 69 milestone as well, so I'm looking at all these comments as a kind of weather advisory. Stretch this one out as long as you can because the clock just seems to move faster every year. And keep an eye on Max who is bravely paving the way and setting the pace for the rest of us.

Jack Habich

Thank you.......the neighbor's cat fell out when somebody leaked my age, but we had him sitting up in a minute or two.  That wouldn't be so easy with Max or Steve.

Terry (Max) Maxwell

Thanks Mel...

As a matter of fact, in a couple weeks I will hit the 'apex of 69', the pinnacle of the last year that starts with a 6, and start rapidly decending the next 6 months downhill into 70.  That just sounds old to me.  70... whodda thunk it?!

Now I shouldn't name names when it comes to age, but I know that Carol Trenary Logsdon is way older than me,  by a full day!  So I will rely on her to tell me what to expect when I hit the big 7-0 the next day.

If you would have told me back in high school that some day in the very distant future that we would be using something called a computer, typing messages to each other on a website, talking about turning 69 or 70... I would have thought you fell and hit your head really hard! 

David Long

H B, J!  One thing that will be beneficial about turning 70 - I'll finally be able to hit from the Gold Tees!

Jack Habich

Right......and you can wear support hose and nobody will think you're corny.

Linda Bristow (Elias)

Shaffer et al:

Sister Nancy died at 4:00 am this morning.  Her 'Celebration of Life' will follow her cremation by about 2-3 weeks.  See you then.

Linda

Carol Trenary (Logsdon)

Linda, so sorry for your loss.

Carol Trenary (Logsdon)

Terry.....being older than you I will give you some advice.  I don't talk about being sevvv...sevvv Well you know what that number is.  I was hoping that if you ignore it, it might go away!!

Terry (Max) Maxwell

Carol...

Thanks... I'll take your advice.  I knew that being older, would also make you wiser than me!  

Milan Jackson

Dianne Shaffer (Troxel)

Linda, I am sad but glad Nancy's journey is over.  She will be remembered as a full of life lady to me.   I hope to see you soon.  God bless your whole family at this life changing time.

Allida Frisch (Altemus)

Linda so sorry for your loss. At least her suffering is over. Prayers and thoughts are with your entire family!