Tim Driscoll, Calais ME tdrisco1@maine.rr.com.

P. J. Hollingdale: It's been almost 5 years since I sang "Hail to CMHS" into Linda Sherlock's cleavage (that's where she was holding the microphone) at our 20th year reunion. I figure most of my and other class of 75'ers indiscretions that night have been forgotten or forgiven. Colson Fales and I have been working hard to plan a 25th reunion this coming summer. Would love to hear from any 75'ers that we've missed. pjhollingdale@primus.ca

Bill King, Chula Vista, California. Just an update for new e-mail and with what's been happening. I would have graduated with the class of 75 but was kidnapped by my parents and relocated in Calif. My wife Dianne is a home grown Calif. girl with no desire to experience the winters in Maine. We have been married for 24 years and have a 15 year old daughter Christine. I now know the reason for the gray hair. She has a 2nd degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do and was the Junior National Champion for 2002. I work civil service for the Navy as Project Manager for the Supervisor of Shipbuilding assigned with 2 of the newest DDG's. Its been a good career giving me several around the world trips visiting some very interesting countries and experiencing incredible cultures. Would enjoy revamping some old friendships and look forward to some e-mails. KingWS@supship.navy.mil   

Ed LaPointe. Just a Quick update. Got married last summer(jun-04) Had first grandchild in Nov-04. Daughter and son-in-law are at Ft. Hood In Texas. He is a 1st Lt. and she is a grade 2 teacher. Son is in his 3rd yr at USM. Still working at Verizon (22 yrs) The drums took me from the 25th reunion but hope to see friends at the 30th.  ejl.jr@verizon.net 

Charlie Libby, Bailey Island ME. Would love to hear from the class of '75. wjj4@myfairpoint.net 032610

Paul "Gus" Libby. Greetings to the Class of 1975. Any truth to the rumors of a 30th reunion? Still working at Colby in the Facilities Department, still married, still no kids, just dogs and parrots. Email addy is pelibby@colby.edu for any information about the class of 1975 reunion.

Cathy Lord Henry. This is a great site! Like everyone else, I'm looking forward to hearing from you, and you'll be hearing from me soon. I'm living in upstate New York, on the Ontario border. mark and I met in college and have been married 18 years. We have a 13 year old daughter, Leah, and a 10 year old son, Luke. I teach phys. ed. at our small school (graduating classes of less than 70) and love it. Can't wait for our 26th. mchenry@northnet.org 

Jeffery L. McLean. Class of 1975: Really interested in getting together for our 30th. Anyone else interested, please email me. jeffnefan@yahoo.com

Michael David Riddl I would like to know what ever became of Ray Beaulieu and Sherry Brooks. If anybody knows, please let me know at the email below. I haven't been to Calais since the 10th reunion. Anything in the works for 2010? I have two great kids 26 and 27, and a wonderful and talented grand-daughter. At 50 I decided to go to college and become a teacher so that I can influence degenerates such as we were. Any doubts about that just remember senior skip day at the Rod and Gun Club or skinny dipping at the quarry. I would love to here from any and all that are not to old to remember. Stay well and perhaps we will see one another again soon. strongbear@comcast.net 070408

Ed Stacey. I've lived in Cleveland, Ohio, since 1983. Currently working on my third educational degree (RN, following my buddy, Tim Driscoll). All's well. Miss Maine and all you fine folks. Take it e-z, Ed. ps. Thank you Calais, Maine, for your kind support with our loss of Irene Drotar Stacey, RN. That was a year ago. Appreciate it. Have a great Holiday and a nice millennium! beshac@worldnet.att.net. 

Deceased Classmates

Edward Colson Fales III. CALAIS - Edward Colson Fales III, 49, died unexpectedly Sunday, Dec. 24, 2006, as a result of an automobile accident. Colson was born Sept. 3, 1957, in Calais, the son of Betsey Jane (Youngs) Fales and the late Edward Colson Fales Jr. He was a self-employed contractor, owning and operating E.C. Fales Construction Co. for several years. Colson was a member of New England Carpenters Union, Big Bucks of Maine and Boone & Crockett Club. He enjoyed hunting, fishing, skiing and spending time with his family, especially his two children. Colson is survived by his mother, Betsey Jane Fales of Ormond Beach, Fla.; his two children, Edward "E.C." Colson Fales IV and Ashley Jo Fales, both of Calais; and their mother, Mary Fales of Kansas City, Mo.; two sisters, Jennifer Faye Campbell of Ormond Beach, Fla., and Elizabeth Faith Fales of Ashland, Ore.; a brother, Eugene Carson Fales and his wife, Connie McMahon, of Yokohama, Japan; a niece, Shanti Acacia Das; a nephew, Ryan Nicholas Campbell; two aunts, Laura Schaefer and her husband, Stephen, of Grand Lake Stream and Mary Teemley of Ripley, N.Y.; a special cousin, Ronnie Stubbe of North East, Pa.; and many special friends. Friends may call 2-4:30 and 7-9 p.m. Saturday at Mays Funeral Home, 26 Church St., Calais. A memorial service will be held 2 p.m. Sunday at the First Congregational Church, Calais Avenue, Calais. Burial will be private at Red Beach Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations in Colson's memory may be made to the Colson Fales Educational Fund, care of The First, P.O. Box 806, Calais, ME 04619. Friends may pay tribute at www.maysfuneralhome.com. [Bangor Daily News 122806 provided by John Adams & Sharon Howland]

John L. Johnson, loving husband, father, son and brother, died of cancer, Nov. 12, 2001, at his home in Bangor, surrounded by his family and friends. John, 44, was born and raised in Calais, May 8, 1957.He developed a love for music at a young age and after graduating from Calais Memorial High School, Class of 1975, John attended Berklee College of Music in Boston. An avid lifelong learner, John continued his education through the U of M System, where he was currently studying music education. John, a well-loved and well-respected musician and music teacher, touched the hearts and lives of people, young and old throughout the State of Maine. John was a mentor and inspiration to many. He had a lifelong desire to share his love and knowledge of music with others. John leaves behind his devoted wife of 21 years, Stephanie (Moran) Johnson and daughter, Emily, both of Bangor; mother, Jean M. Johnson; brothers, Norman Johnson and David and wife, Vera Johnson, all of Calais; mother-in-law, Ruth Moran of Winterport; sisters-in-law, Diane Darling and husband, Ron of Newburgh, Melissa Stearns and husband, Paul of Guilford; brothers-in-law, George Moran and wife, Cindy of Winterport, Mark Moran and companion, Candy Cantrell of Sacramento, Calif.; many loving and supportive aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, cousins and special friends. He will be sadly missed by Luci Belle, the family dog. John was predeceased by his father, Roscoe O. Johnson and a sister, Cynthia Johnson-Tinker, both of Calais; father-in-law, George Moran Sr. of Winterport. A service to honor his memory will be held 11 a.m. Saturday, Nov. 17, at Foley Funeral Service, 299 Union St., Bangor, with the Rev. Ron Chaffee and Pastor Peter Fitch officiating. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Calais Free Library, 3 Union St., Calais 04619, where John served on the Board of Trustees for several years. [BangorDailyNews.com information provided by Jill Thornton]    

CAPE ELIZABETH - Jonathan D. Vose, 52, a loving father, brother and son died Aug. 4, 2009. Jon was born June 28, 1958, in Calais, to C. Richard Vose and Andrea B. Vose. He was educated in Calais schools and later entered the U.S. Navy. Jonathan served with the U.S. Navy, where he was known as "Mouse," from 1979 to 1983 as an aviation electrician's mate. He continued his electronics education and worked for Measurex Corp. Jon later became a certified nursing assistant and had a special talent as a caregiver. He worked in nursing homes in Calais and Bangor. Jon also had a special connection with United Methodist Church, Calais. A man who gave compassion to care giving and laughter to our hearts. He truly was the most giving and friendliest man anyone could have met. "I don't know if we each have a destiny, or if we're all just floatin' around accidental - like on a breeze. But I, I think maybe it's both." - Forrest Gump. He was predeceased by his parents, C. Richard Vose and Andrea B. Vose of Calais and Bangor. Survivors include his daughter, Julie Ann Vose of South Portland; a sister, Susan M. Chaffee and her husband, Philip, of Presque Isle; brother, Stephen R. Vose and his wife, Carolyn, of Hermon and Calais; brother, C. Kim Vose and his wife, Susan Vose, of Grand Lake Stream; along with several nephews, nieces, great-nephews and great-nieces. A graveside service will be held 10 a.m. Tuesday, Aug. 11, at the Maine Veterans' Cemetery, Augusta. Arrangements by Hobbs Funeral Home, 230 Cottage Road, South Portland. Online condolences may be expressed at www.hobbsfuneralhome.com. [Published in Bangor Daily News on August 8, 2009. Provided by Sharon Howland & Heidi Bradford]