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How are you , Brad? We mainly knew each other in 10th grade at Hillcrest. From what I understand, you know the story about what happened to Steven Feinbloom. Several of us would like to know about that.

hey Brad Shep here..how are you?

Ya know what I remeber about Bradley - we would go bowling on Saturday morn - there would be Mr Girardi giving the announcements and then we would all bowl till about 11 and then head to 164 shlepping our balls with us. There would be the inevitable stop, for whatever reason, at the deli on Main Street where, I would get 2 dogs, mustard and sauerkraut and Bradley always gets a frickin KNOCKWURST on rye - only kid I ever knew who liked knockwurst. That was always a blast.

Duffy

Hi Brad---Well, where do I begin to tell you who I am in touch with.....Went down to Florida to visit--Ivy Orenstein, Randi Weinerman, and Rene Wilner. I speak to Leora Baruch-Silberman, I am always bumping into someone from Hillcrest, Parsons, and 164. This site amazes me to no end. I just cannot believe all the people from our time. Fill me in on the people you are in touch with....take care for now...regards, CINDY

Hi Brad
Nice to hear from you. Live in Florida and Israel now. Remember going to lunch a dotties on vleigh or pizza with eddie moscoveichi. I can't remember what I did this morning but those were great times.

hey brad shep here rmember me?

Hi there Brad---wowowo time is ticking away---I remember you in many classes of mine, along with Russell Raffe, Paul Romine, Marci Bender, just to name a few....what is going on since we were 10???? lol, lol---40 years later, hope all is well...CINDY

Brad, unfortunately my knees have given way to old age, plus they grow them really tall out here. I played in an under 6ft. league 4 years ago, but got creamed, plus the shot was gone. It was time to hang up the high-tops. I'm just playing softball, golf and running my goldens in dog-agility. Just trying to keep in shape.
I'd give it another go if we could get Schoo to coach us in a reunion game. That would be a kick. Let me know if you ever get out here. Next time I'm in NY I'll let you know. Take care.-Bart

Brad,

Oops - sorry for the prior non-message. I spoke to Lanny the other day and he indicated he would try to contact you. I have a son who is out of college, but also two little ones - one who turned eight last Friday, the other ten. So feeling old is a luxury I just can't afford!

Rick