Been a tough few years. I’’m currently in remission from leukemia but had a dozen major surgeries within the last 7-8 years and covid last year. Took care of my mom in our home the last 10 years of her life and did the same for my wife for a year or so when she had multiple cancers. I prefer to take care of those I love when they need it. My wife died 31/2 years ago but I still have a hard time dealing with it and I’m often depressed although in grief counseling. Been an active church volunteer since Karen passed and that, along with family and friends, has been a blessing but I still suffer from depression.

Hope all is well with the family. Edith has dementia (since 2016); but is still at home. Talked with George Kirk yesterday not many of us left, LOL

Edith still suffers from dementia. She is unable to have conversation, must rely on her caregiver Johnny Ingram .She is able to live at home and enjoy daily visitors from her family and friends. Happy Birthday my love

Fred, it was good to read your achievements. You may be aware, Ed "Zeke" Barlow and I became Civil Engineers and owned our own firms. You may want to check what I am doing with my spare time. I opened The Museum of Measurement and Time in Jefferson Texas. (www.museumofmeasurementandtime.org). It is interesting to know another
OHS classmate became an engineer!

Johnny Ingram
jingram663@aol.com

Congratulations on another year!

Congratulations, we have enjoyed another year. Looking forward to the next! Cheers

Happy Birthday

I LOVE YOU EDITH, from Johnny (class of '57)

Gone but not forgotten

Johnny Ingram '57

Happy birthday

Hope you have a lot of laps left to go. Enjoy

The clock keeps on ticking Zeke. We'll count the days together. Cheers, Take care!