Ed Siegel's Page

Hey Ed! How's everything been going? Take any interesting photos lately? I hope you have June 6th, 2009 set aside! You can't miss the big reunion!!!!!

:-) Patricia

Hi Ed, I found that video of Main Street on YouTube. I just searched for Main St Flushing NY and there it was!

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HmaDz4sudGI

Here's a slide show of Benjamin's high school swim team. He's in the green cap.

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Hi Ed! Thanks for the compliment. I think I was born with a camera in my hand! 1D M3! You have one of the big boys! :-) I have been meaning to email you because I was looking at your photos awhile back - love the lighthouse shots! I can't remember now if you have any from Maine on there, but that's a place I fell in love with a few years ago - part of the magic being the lighthouses. They make for some great photo ops. I am headed up there next week. (Can't wait!!) :-)

I didn't know your mom was a teacher at 164! Is she in any of the class photos on the tribute site?

Hi Ed!

I loaded your class picture onto the tribute site. It is from the school newspaper so it's b&w, but it will have to do until someone comes along with the color version! Thought you'd like to see!

http://www.patriciaweppler.com/ps164_1975_62.htm

:-) Patricia

I know how you feel about NJ vs. NY, having grown up in both places, myself. And, oy!...the graduation sign-in book! I had it in a safe spot, until just recently. Now I can't find it. I'm so upset! I'm not the kind of person to lose things, either. I still have all my class photos, plus the address and phone number list for everyone in the class. I think I might send those to Patricia, for her to post. We have to keep up with the Class of ''76 ;-)

Hi Ed! Wow! You and Mark used to look so much alike, in my eyes, but not anymore! If I recall correctly, you guys have some older siblings, too...like, much older? Am I right? Are you all spread out, or do you see each other somewhat frequently? I'm just loving this blog. What a great way to reconnect with everyone. And, the other day, I discovered that there's an actual PS164 website. Apparently, Patricia even quoted some things that I wrote to her. That was a few years ago, so I'll have to do some updating. But what a magnificent site! Patricia is even more sentimental than I am. I can't believe she kept the school newspapers! Almost brought me to tears. Does everyone have such wonderful memories of PS164, or of their own elementary schools?

Hey there bro!