Sue Hill
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 906
1411 Hyw 25 South
Kettle Falls, WA 99141
Phone: 509 675-5551
suehillsmith@outlook.com
Spouse: Rod (MHS Class of '62)
Kids: Daughter and husband live in Spokane.
Grandson student at U of I,
Granddaughter starting at LCSC
Rod and I have been enjoying retirement. We will celebrate our 58th anniversary this fall.
We enjoy following our grandkids, sporting events and we spend as much time as possible at our cabin on the St. Joe River.. Summer also finds us attending many rod runs as possible with our hot rod. We've gone to Florida several times, with family and friends.
Looking forward to seeing classmates.. and will miss those of you who can not attend, hope your well. Where has the time gone? My dearest friend Vicki and I visit often and I am so thankful for our friendship and memories.
Thank you to everyone who has made this reunion possible.. Here's to many more!!
Spouse: Rod Smith - MHS Class of '62
Kids:
| Our daughter Cindy and her husband Chris live in California. Cindy teaches 2nd grade and Chris is a veterinarian in the dairy industry. They both graduated from U of I and then Chris from W.S.U. with his vet degree. They are expecting our 1st grandchild this fall. |
Forty years, where has the time gone since we were
classmates at M.H.S.? Going to sporting events, street dances, having a Coke
and fries at the TipTop, driving around all week-end on a bucks worth of gas,
bowling at Bowlarama, hanging out at the "Rec Center" or getting Craig and Mike
to buy us beer at Jonnie's Market... root beer that is. =o)
When I look at Rod and then myself with salt and pepper hair, a daughter that's 31, and a grandchild on the way, I know where time has gone... the memories I made with Vicki, Martha, Sheila, Bonnie, Judy, Craig, Mike and Greg are part of my life, part of what makes us who we are... Thanks for the memories.. how sweet they are!!!
Rod and I still live in Kettle Falls in the house Rod designed and we built. We overlook the Columbia River on 43 acres we share with deer, turkeys, bear, coyotes and the occasional moose.
I retired in 1996 after 35 years with Boise Cascade. Rod retired to work on the house, fish, hunt, travel, work on the house, restore an old tractor and did I mention... work on the house.
So.. if words like retirement, grandchildren, social security, gray hair and senior discounts are in your vocabulary.. you too must be from the Class of '64.
Have a great time in July. Enjoy yourselves, I look forward to reading your Bios..
Make some new memories.
Sue