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--Vivian Alcalde
--Caroline Alson
--Nancy Benton
--Norman Stephen Bentley (October 1, 2001)
--Victor Blix
--Sharon Blount
--Dianne Bourdon
Died in a plane crash not long after graduation
--Delmont "Monty" Brinson (October 14, 2000)
Monty was a retired Publix supermarket manager. He is survived by his son Brian Dallas Brinson, and two sisters.
--Ellen Broudy
--Robert "Bob" Brush (August, 1991)
--Louis Colborn (Jan. 29, 1990)
Louis died at his residense from complications of multiple sclerosis. Born in New York City, he came here 24 years ago from Miami. Locally, he was a music teacher and guidance councelor for St. Petersburg Catholic High School and a member of St. Vincent Episcopal Church. Survivors include his wife, Angel Dell; a son, Russell; a daughter, Deanna Colborn; all of St Petersburg; and his stepfather, Richard Williams.
--Peter Corso
Was former Chief of Police
--Sharon Cotter
--Frank Demolfetto
--Russell Drago
--Richard Dzimiszkiewicz
--John Funke
--Carol Glassman (Carol Donaldson, 44)
Carol G. Donaldson, an administrator in the Dade County manager's office and the first woman executive in the Metro-Dade Fire Department, has died of complications following childbirth. Mrs. Donaldson, 44, gave birth by Caesarean section Saturday at South Miami Hospital to a healthy baby girl named Pamela. She suffered a stroke Sunday and died Thursday. It was Mrs. Donaldson's first child with her husband, Ed Donaldson, retired Metro-Dade fire chief. "It's a great loss," said Acting County Manager Dewey Knight. "The office, I've never seen everyone so down." Twenty-five years ago Thursday, Mrs. Donaldson started to work at the county. "A classic example of career movement," said Knight. "She started as a clerk-typist in the typing pool in welfare."
--Robert Gramenz
--Richard Grode
--Gloria Hoffman
--Jim Houle
--William Huff
--Jeremy "Jerry" Jarvis (July 25, 1967)
Jerry's aircraft was shot down and crashed at a point on the coast of North Vietnam about 10 miles south of Dong Hoi in Quang Binh Province. Major Jarvis USAF was declared Missing in Action. Panel 23E of Viet Nam Veterans' Memorial Wall.
More Info On Jerry VIRTUAL WALL VIETNAM WALL
--Robert "Bob" Jenkins
--Robert Jones
--Jack Kaskin
--Richard Keeley
--Nancy Kyle
Nancy died September 10, 2001 after a 5 year battle with cancer. She is survived by her husband John Hayse and her 3 children. Nancy was a successful bookstore and gallery owner.
--Susan Leff (2001)
Was a wonderful art teacher. Became ill shortly after 40th reunion and died of cancer.
--James Leggio
--Jim Lewis
--Kenneth Liroff (October 2, 2000)
Had been an attorney & oral surgeon
--Michael "Mike" LoPiano
Teacher
--William "Bill" Macauleay
--Barry Nadler
Had worked for many years with the FCC. Died of a heart attack.
--Phoebe Nelson
--Stephen Bentley Norman
--Gerry North
--Barry Pesetsky
Never returned from a sailing trip in the Virgin Islands.
--Richard Petty
Teacher
--Maurice Pierce
--Daniel Radcliffe
--John Raymond
--Sol Rocklin
--Vivian Sylvia Alcalde Ross
Born December 8, 1941 Died January, 1993
Information from Social Security Death Index
--Mario Sanchez
--Robert Sasso
--Ron Schneider (Feb.10th 2003)
--Roberta Schneider
Breast cancer
--Suzanne Scott
--Tony Senatore
--Charles Severson
--Richard Shackelford
--Patricia Sherman
--Peter Skeados
--Loraine Stephens
--Lynn Stewart
--Rhonda "Gail" Sutliffe
Breast cancer
--Thomas Teasley
--Glenn Warner
--Gary Watson
--Richard Weigle
--Leo Weldgen
--Walter "Wally" Wheatley
--Ethel White
--Victoria Whitebrook
--John "Jack" Williams
One of our members of the gymnastics team. Died shortly after graduation after falling off a scaffold doing work on the Miami Jai Alai Fronton
--Harry Eugene Young
Teachers
--Howard Wimmers (2005)
WIMMERS, HOWARD L., 72, died February 12, 2005 in Fort Myers, FL. Howard was a longtime resident of Miami before moving to Ft. Myers in 2002. He attended Miami Edison Sr. High School and he graduated from the University of Miami. Howard was an ardent supporter of the university's sports programs. Howard taught for many years at North Miami High School, he was a Founding Faculty member of Miami's New World School of the Arts where he taught until his retirement in 1997. He is survived by his darling wife, Barbara; brothers, Bernie and Edwin and sister, Fayetta Brown; step-children, Toni, Sally and Chip. Memorials may be made in Howard's name to Hope Hospice, 2430 Diplomat Parkway East, Cape Coral, Florida 33909. To visit this Guest Book Online, go to www.herald.com/obituaries. Published in The Miami Herald on 2/16/2005.
--Robert Zellers(April 29, 2005)