Did you have a good friend in high school that you haven't talked to in a very long time?  Does this person come to mind every once in a while and you wonder what they are doing? Do you think to yourself that you need look them up and give them a call, but you just don't seem to get around to it.  You also convince yourself that maybe they don't remember you or you don't have anything in common anymore.  Stop talking yourself out of contacting them!

One thing I have learned being on the reunion committee is how fun it is to reconnect with friends.  It even has been a great experience getting to know classmates that I didn't know very well back 49 years ago, but now I can't imagine not having them in my life.

Don't delay any longer!  Take some time and call, send an email or a letter to that friend.  While you're at it, look up a second friend and reconnect.  

Dave Ware and Dave Terry, recently got together for a visit.  Pam Share Slater and I, along with our husbands,  also got together for the most amazing tacos I have ever had.

So don't miss the opportunity, contact that friend.

 We need help in locating Cynthia Mijares (Ferko). Last known address was in South Lake Tahoe? 

Thank you!

 Reaching out!

Good morning, by now we have tried to reach out to each classmate we can find by either email or US Mail. We have sent over 200 letters through the US mail to try and contact those for whom we do not have a valid email address. To help reduce costs, we would like to use email whenever possible.  Many have not responded to the email, so please check your spam folders.

If for some reason, you have not been contacted, please send a notice through this blog, or email:

Aragon1973reunioncommittee@gmail.com.

We have over 90 classmates that keep in touch through our Facebook page: ARAGON reunion 2023 (class of 1973).   There are many in the FB group for whom we do not have emails, which we need in order to be effective in contacting each of you. 

Any questions or suggestions, we are here to help!

Thank you, Martha