The parish and school are closed-but this blog is open! Alumni are welcome to meet and reminisce about growing up on Detroit's west side.
This is incredible.... I always wanted to track down Mrs. Brady to tell her how much her classes (3rd, 5th, and 7th) meant to me. I remember how, @ times, if you forgot your lunch, she'd let you walk home w/ her and have peanut butter and jelly.Terry Smith Lloyd '65
I remember Mrs. Brady with fondness. She was kind and I think very patient. I do remember that cookbook! I still have some of my Report Cards. Wish I still had the 64' class photo though.
Mary said..I Loved Mrs. Brady... I remember the Long string of pearls that she always wore , tyed in a knot. She always saw the positive side of everyone. Mrs. Riddle was also a favorite... 4th Grade
I don't remember the cookbook or even the recipe I submitted, but reading all the girls' names was so much fun! Many I had forgotten, but in reading each name, their faces came back to me! Margaret Lach, do you remember me? Suzanne Garza Richardson (I am on Facebook)
My sister Ginny (Virginia) Connor was in this class. I (Mary) was a year behind. I loved Mrs. Brady! she always told stories of her dog eating the bath soap or getting into something funny. I had lunch at her house a few times too! In eight grade Ginny was picked to crown the Blessed Mother! Life was Good!
My cousin Celeste Groen, submitted the "pigs in a blanket" recipe. I was in 8th grade and it was the only year I was there. I didn't know Mrs. Brady very much, but I do know everyone liked her.
Oh I just discovered this blog. I was in class with Ginny. We would walk home from school every day. Lorraine would also walk. Those were great days. How is Ginny. I do remember her crowning the Blessed Mother! Marilyn Walker Kosiorek
Mrs. Brady was the best! Her daughter was my Big Sister in sorority at Eastern Michigan. I got to see Mrs. Brady several times then Marilyn Walker Kosiorek
We went there until 1967. My aunt just passed away and we are trying to remember if Epiphany went through 8th grade or 12th? My dad grew up 3 houses away from our house. He bought a home near his parents home
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This is incredible.... I always wanted to track down Mrs. Brady to tell her how much her classes (3rd, 5th, and 7th) meant to me. I remember how, @ times, if you forgot your lunch, she'd let you walk home w/ her and have peanut butter and jelly.
Terry Smith Lloyd '65
I remember Mrs. Brady with fondness. She was kind and I think very patient. I do remember that cookbook! I still have some of my Report Cards. Wish I still had the 64' class photo though.
Mary said..
I Loved Mrs. Brady... I remember the Long string of pearls that she always wore , tyed in a knot. She always saw the positive side of everyone. Mrs. Riddle was also a favorite... 4th Grade
I don't remember the cookbook or even the recipe I submitted, but reading all the girls' names was so much fun! Many I had forgotten, but in reading each name, their faces came back to me! Margaret Lach, do you remember me? Suzanne Garza Richardson (I am on Facebook)
My sister Ginny (Virginia) Connor was in this class. I (Mary) was a year behind. I loved Mrs. Brady! she always told stories of her dog eating the bath soap or getting into something funny. I had lunch at her house a few times too! In eight grade Ginny was picked to crown the Blessed Mother! Life was Good!
My cousin Celeste Groen, submitted the "pigs in a blanket" recipe. I was in 8th grade and it was the only year I was there. I didn't know Mrs. Brady very much, but I do know everyone liked her.
Oh I just discovered this blog. I was in class with Ginny. We would walk home from school every day. Lorraine would also walk. Those were great days. How is Ginny. I do remember her crowning the Blessed Mother! Marilyn Walker Kosiorek
Mrs. Brady was the best! Her daughter was my Big Sister in sorority at Eastern Michigan. I got to see Mrs. Brady several times then
Marilyn Walker Kosiorek
We went there until 1967. My aunt just passed away and we are trying to remember if Epiphany went through 8th grade or 12th? My dad grew up 3 houses away from our house. He bought a home near his parents home
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