Scott R. Hineline

So sad to hear that Mike Rose, Ernie DiBella, and Paul Pilo have passed. RIP my friends.

Donna Neufeglise (White)

Donna Neufeglise11/29/23

So sad to see  another classmate and good friend pass.
Ernie was an amazing athlete and made PCS proud.

I saw him a few times over the past couple years.  Always a pleasure to talk with.

My sympathy and prayers to his daughter Lindsay , Elsa and family  🌹

Alice J. (Aj. ) Zissler

Dear Bill Carpenter, thank you for your time & effort to search the Internet and updates classmates who we've lost.  Much appreciated.

AJ

Laurie Butcher (Marston)

As Nancy indicated, Laurie Williams Moore passed away on Sunday February 25. The funeral home has posted additional information here: 

https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/laurel-williams-moore-obituary?id=54482725

Bradley K. Sherman

Woodstock started on this date in 1969.

Dennis Jones

Dennis Jones

Brad Sherman ... i ll be giving a Woodstock Flashback Pow Wow at the Prankster Tent next to the Kings Bend Park North Cabin at the 50 Something Reunion in September... be sure to sign up for limited searing!

Bradley K. Sherman

Wish I could make it.  I could tell you the story of how I f..ked up Richie Haven's performance at Clinton's inauguration.  Alcohol was involved.  Have to be at the 60th.

Dan Goodenow

Bradley, 

 Funny story is that the week of Woodstock my family had jst moved to Fairfield CT because my dad was transfered with Xerox.  I had met these two guys in the neighborhood that were planning to go to Woioidstock and they asked me to go with them.  I immediately ask my parents if I could go and explained that it was primarily a camping trip with some music.  They easily consented.

UnfortunatelyI had taken a job at the local McDonalds to earn some extra money for college and I couldn't switch out any days or hours.  Stupid me, I went to work at McDonalds instead of Woodstock!  

Over the years, I've told that story to my kids and they were horified at my decision!

Oh well, there has been lots of good music after that, to make up for my bad decision...

Dan Goodenow

Nancy K. Ferris (Hammer)

Les Becker's wife reached out to let us know that he passed away November 15th.  She said he liked keeping up with classmates thru this site.  Please keep Les and his family in your thoughts and prayers.

Bradley K. Sherman

Bradley K. Sherman

Dennis Jones

They bulldozed the soccer fields at Sutherland, I'm thinking this is part of the Water/Sewage line install for the 75 Monroe Ave Apartments called Westwood Crossing. I'm looking for the spot to place a video, maybe my page?

Bradley K. Sherman

Steve J. Gagnier

I've been asked to convey the sad news from Leslie Patterson that her brother, Mark Patterson, a great member of the class of 69 died suddenly. At this point we don't have any other information but will pass it on if and when we receive it.

Steve Gagnier (class of 69)

Doug P. Allen

I remember Mark Patterson very well.  He lived not too far away and hosted "hockey games" in his family's side yard in the truly old days.  Those games were a lot of fun back then!  My condolences to his family.

Doug Swetman

It is so sad to hear about Mark. He was a great guy and a lot of fun in and out of school.I remember one time a bunch of us were in Sam Smock's car and Sam needed gas. Mark gave him a $5 bill and at that time at 33 cents a gallon it filled the tank up! Sam was so happy! Fun times, God Bless Mark and his family.

Dan Goodenow

Mark was a great guy and one of our best linemen on the football team. he went out of his way to speak with me at the two reunions I attended.  That meant a lot to me.  I'm sure he's up there with Ernie hitting the sled like the old days.

Dan

Ken St. James

Mark was a terrific classmate and always had a kind word and a smile for anyone he knew and anyone he came into contact with.  Those traits seemed followed him through out his life.  My deepest sympathy to his family.  He will be missed by many.  

Beth Tibbals (Watters)

So sorry to hear about Mark.   He was such a nice guy and always happy to see his classmates and friends.  I always enjoyed talking to him at our reunions,    Leslie, I'm so sorry you have lost your brother.  Bob and I are thinking of you and your family.

Laura Gilbert

I will always rememer Mark as one of the kindest guys in our class; gentle, kind and smiling.  I enjoyed talking with him at the reunions, too, and learning of his vocation as a pastor.  It didn't surprise me.  I am sure that he would be the first to agree with C.S. Lewis that we are spiritual beings having a physical experience, but he will be sorely missed by family and friends because his heartfelt presence made our world a better place.  

Mark T. Connolly

I also am saddened to hear of Mark's passing.  He truly was a kind soul and a genuinely nice person. I am sure he is enjoying the fruits of his labor here on earth. Rip Mark!!

Nancy K. Ferris (Hammer)

Here is the link to Dave Holley's obituary.  What a fascinating life he had.

https://www.latimes.com/world-nation/story/2024-08-23/david-holley-obit

Jeffrey A. Craven

So sad to hear of the death of my good friend Dave Holley. Through Boy Scouts, cross country, track, political machinations (as you may or may not recall we conspired to get Patti Leonard elected, first female student council president) my memories are all fond ones and occasional funny ones. Dave always wanted to be in the front of the action and thus no surprise that he was there as a first person observer for the massacre in 1989. Much regret at not having maintained contact but he enriched my life as a Purpke Knight as a Boy Scout friend and learer, and a paradigm of intelligence and insight.  He will continue to be an inspiration as the days and years progress. Sayonara and sweet dreams, good friend..

Bradley K. Sherman

ICE agents in the Park Ave neighborhood spark large-scale protest

https://www.wxxinews.org/local-news/2025-09-09/ice-agents-in-the-park-ave-neighborhood-spark-large-scale-protest