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to honor, commemorate, or reflect on the lives of our departed classmates.
Biographical information can also be submitted. Your
submission will be added to this page, anonymously or with credit,
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Rob Cappon
Robin C. Cappon
May 17, 1957 - August, 1976 "Rob never hurt a fly
in his entire life. One of the nicest individuals I've ever known.
Shame you had to leave the party early. You're missed Mate!"
- Michael Dahl |
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Skip Piotter
Stewart Carl Piotter
January 3, 1957 - August, 1986 "Skip always wore
a smile."
Anonymous |
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Mike Adkins
Michael Joseph Adkins
November 20, 1956 - April 3, 2001 |
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Penny Witt
Penelope Lee Witt Prystash
January 6, 1957 - January 2, 1996
Penny, 38, died at the National Institutes of Health in Bethesda,
Md., following a lengthy illness of aplastic anemia, which had been
complicated by pneumonia. She was a lifelong resident of Hudson. Penny
was an educational aide at McDowell Elementary School in Hudson and
was also the assistant children's librarian at the Hudson Library
and Historical Society from 1974 to 1988. Penny graduated from Kent
State University in 1993 with an associate degree in education.
Survivors include her son, David Andrew Prystash; parents, William
and Bertha (Smith) Witt, all of Hudson, and two brothers, William
Witt Jr. and Dale E. Witt. A Mass of Christian burial took place at
St. Mary's Catholic Church. Internment took place at St. Mary's Cemetery
in Hudson. |
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Beth Cassidy
Elizabeth Cassidy
February 23, 1957 - July 14, 2004
(Hudson Student/WRA Graduate)
Beth Cassidy, age 47, passed away in the summer of 2004 after a long
battle with cancer. She fought gallantly throughout the ordeal
and was surrounded by friends and loved ones at home, including her
husband, Jeff Brice (Hudson, 1976), at the end. Beth had been undergoing
treatment for recurring melanoma. Born in Niagara Falls, NY,
she was raised in Hudson, Ohio and graduated from Western Reserve
Academy. Beth lived in Alaska for fifteen years. While there she broke
gender barriers in the seafood processing industry and became one
of the state's first female harbormasters. Her son, Dyer Cassidy (Caz)
VanDevere, was born in 1987. In 1993 they moved to the Seattle area
to pursue Beth's career in art. To learn more about her career,
go to www.bethcassidy.com
"She was a great girl -- creative, spirited, and always up
for a party."
Mitch Nauffts |
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'Dino' Case
Dean Randolph Case
June 16, 1957 - April 10, 2010
Dean, age 52, went home to the Lord after an unexpected illness April
10, 2010. He grew up and learned life's lesson as to what was
important and that was his family. Dean was a devoted husband and
family man to his wife Janice Hastings Case and daughters Nicole (Ron),
Stephanie, Angela and Mariah.
He was true to his roots of being born and raised
in the northeast Ohio area. He never forgot those roots and the
friends he made along the way of life's journey. As a
lifelong boater on Lake Erie, he loved the water and boating second
only to his family. He enjoyed sharing his love for the sport with
his family and friends. He was a hard worker and enjoyed being
outdoors working around the house and in the garden. He
unselfishly tried to make the world a better place by helping family
and friends whenever he could. He will be sadly missed by all of
the people he's touched over the years. (Akron Beacon Journal)
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The
individuals listed below are former classmates that didn't get the
chance to live out their school years and graduate with us.
They are remembered by many of us as fellow students, friends, or
acquaintances. |
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"Chuckie"
Charles Maxwell
6th Grade
1957 - 1968
Accident
News Article
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Terry Madden
Terrance Madden
9th Grade
1957 - 10/14/1971 |
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Fritz Frazier
1957 - December 7, 1972 ( 10th Grade ) Click
Here to read Chapter 16 from Ian Frazier's book, "Family". Ian
is an older brother of Fritz. |
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