NOTICE: NEW POLICY, effective September 2005
Please continue to put your e-mail address in the guestbook entry, it is still required.
Computer programs have been written that will search a web site, such as ours, and gather e-mail address from the site and use them to send out spam type e-mails. As a result, the webmaster will no longer post e-mail address in the guestbook entries. However, he will keep the e-mail addresses you submit on file. If a classmate or friend sees your guestbook post and wants to send you an e-mail, they can request your e-mail from the webmaster at.... and the webmaster will send them your e-mail address on an individual basis. Just a reminder, the way our web-host company has things set up, the Guestbook only works with Internet Explorer.
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left off the guestbook, place a check mark in the "anonymous?" box.
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on the computer you are working on. For example, it may not work
for you if you use a computer at a school or public library.
Submissions will not be immediately seen on the Forman website, but
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Recent guestbook submissions:
January 2,2008,Hello, I am a Forman and would love to know more about your town and the history of its founder. I see in an earlier posting by Lorraine Peter that she has Cournelius' history in a document and will email it. I would enjoy reading that, please pass along my email to her. PASSED ALONG. Your town seems delightful and I hope to visit someday soon.
Nancy Forman Kimball
New Bern, NC
May 31,2007,Over the past years I have been the member of my family to track down our heritage. My family has a rich history. We have a line of Fargo's who are related to the Wells Fargo Bank. My grandmother was a member of the DAR and we have had family in most of the wars. However, my line for the Forman family is short. My great-great-great grandfather was born in Progue, Czechclovakia. If one has more information or would like a surmane index of who has come into my family please contact me. REQUEST PASSED ALONG TO THE SARGENT COUNTY MUSEUM BOARD.
Eric Forman
Huntington Beach, CA
May 17,2007,My name is Robin Forman. I was born in New York to Martin E. Forman, SR and Dorothy. My father was born in Brooklyn to Barnaby Forman who was married to Evelyn Saul Forman. I am eager to find relatives. My father was an only child, but his father had brother and sisters. Where did our name originate from? Where are our roots? Please contact me with any information. REQUEST PASSED ALONG TO THE SARGENT COUNTY MUSEUM BOARD.
Robin Forman
DeLeon Springs, FL
November 15,2006, I am searching for Richard Johnson originally from Forman, who served in Vietnam. I was his penpal during his tour and would be interested in catching up with him. WEBMASTER NOTE: Information was passed along to Dick Johnson who has been in touch with Patricia. She is a school teacher who is using her experience and contact with Dick in the classroom.
Patricia Mitchell McMahon
Norfolk, MA
October 26,2006,Hello I am looking for information someone might have about my grandfathers family. His name was George Merchant. I hardly know anything about him as he died before I was born. What I do know is that he was from (or lived) in Forman and married my grandmother who was a rural school teacher across the border in SD. They moved to Southern California and had a lemon grove there in the late 30's and early 40's. They raised a large family and had many grandchildren and great-grandchildren. My husband and I recently left California and moved to Rugby. I suppose ND was in my blood. Thank you Suzanne Johnson. WEBMASTER NOTE: request passed along to Sargent County Museum Board who found a small bit of information.
Suzanne Johnson
PO Box 432
Rugby, ND 58368
April 17,2006, Annis Skidmore Brown was a brother of George Dennis Brown, my grandfather, four generations back. I have lots of information. If interested contact me either by mail or by getting my e-mail address from the webmaster.
Walter Brown
6 Veterans Ct
Fredericton, New Brunswick Canada E3A4C7
April 2,2006,I worked at the Farmers Union Oil Co of Forman 1963-1967. I worked with Russel Lewis, Norbert Kulzer, Dean Brakke, and Ken Mogck was the manager. We were married in 1965 and lived above the hardware store in one apartment and Jackie and Harley Fink lived in the other one. I have lots of memories of Forman. Larry and LeRoy Nelson were my best buddies. Send an e-mail if you remember me. I would love to hear form you. Arden Brody.
Arden Brody
765 East 9th St
Grafton, ND 58237
Jan 27,2006,I am very proud of my Forman heritage. I am suprised by all the people on your web page related to the founder. I know I am related. My mother is Julie Downing, her mother was Joan Forman, her brother was William Chandler Forman, her mother was Marie Forman-married to William Chandler Forman. I know a little about the town and the rock that was dedicated to my family. Although I don't live in Forman I am very sentimental towards the town my family built. I have seen my family tree and on the version I have seen there were none of the names featured in your guestbook. I am just wondering if those related to the founder of Forman could contact me so I can get more information about my family. I gave my e-mail address to the webmaster so it is available. Thank you.
Jennifer Giesen
2111 Beechnut Rd
Northbrook, IL 60062
Jan 17,2006, Would like to hear from any of my old friends.
Harold Wilke
205 West Lake St
PO Box 69
Parkers Prairie, MN 56361
Jan 10,2006,Lonnie Martin, relative to Jody and Marty and the rest of the clan, it's Valerie. The Amerman girls. I miss the good ol' times in Forman. Makes me homesick. Anyone out there who knows the Amermans please respond. Feeling homesick.
Valerie (Amerman) Hack
19021 Goldenwest St
Huntington Beach, CA 92648
Jan 7,2006,I found your website via a search for more information on my relative, Annis Skimore Brown, and was delighted to find that the city of Forman was founded by her son Cornelius. If anyone is interested in Cornelius Forman's family history and would like to read his mother's diary from 1875 I could send that person a copy as a Word document.
Lorraine Peter
1141 Anna St
Teaneck, NJ 07666
Jan 5,2006,It's been over 50 years since we left but it still feels like home. We both enjoy getting mail, feel free. Don and Em.
Don and Emily Swanson
8287 Hayfield Cir
Sacramento, CA 95828
Dec 22,2005,Thank you for the great job you do keeping things posted on Forman and surrounding communities. It is great to keep in touch. So many small towns have no real method of communication and you should be commended for providing this.
John Cady
3633 Lakw Andrew Road SW
Alexandria, MN 56308
Nov 5,2005,Been a while since I was back in Forman. I still think about it. Your web site is great.
Gerald Wells
2051 Ruby Dr.
Barstow, 92311
Sept 15,2005,I recently spent some time in Forman working on a local railroad and thought it was a beautiful town. I stayed at the Forman Inn and Suites (very nice) and spent some time at a local establishment (thanks to Megan for being so nice). I will visit Forman again.
Randy Knight
Sept 01,2005,Hello to all. My sister and I will be visiting Forman Sept 29-30. Our mother Betty Jane Groettum was born in Forman. Her parents, Richard Alvin Groettum and Freda Christoffer were also born in the area and married there before coming to Minnesota in 1922 or so. I would be interested in hearing from anyone who knew members of the Chrisoffer, Groettum and Brandt families. Some other family names are John Christoffer, James and Anne Brandt, Boyd Groettum, Fred and Alice (Groettum) Presley, and Leonard Groettum. We are also distantly related to Holens who lived or are still living in the area.
Mary Louise Gilman
4033 16th Ave So
Minneapolis, MN 55407-3308
July 17, 2005,We had a wonderful evening with Mayor Bob and DeDe. Following a delicious meal Bob gave us a guided tour of Forman which was very informative and enjoyable. The town should be proud of what has been accomplished during the past several years. Do keep up the good work. We shall recommend the Forman Inn and Suites to others.
Charlie and Judy Wright
Indianapolis Indiana
June 22, 2005, Great information. Looking forward to visiting my father's home area during the Martin family reunion July 30&31.
Fred Martin
April 21,2005, My first visit to the web site. Looks great. Also got two e-mail address that I'm going to contact. Thanks.
Kimberly (Busche) Hoenke
1312 Virginia Ave
Bismarck, ND 58504
Nov 17,2004,I wish one day to come home!!!I used to live there several years ago. We lived in the cafe on the corner. It has now been moved or torn down.
Linda Staehnke
600 Earnhardt Circle Lot 8
Opp, AL 36467
Aug 29,2004, I have written to you before, but have changed my e-mail address. I was in Forman and
enjoyed my visit very much. I have several cousins that live in Forman. I have written to my cousin Laverelle Hansen a
couple of times, but would like to get more news from Forman. I hope to return to Forman next summer for a visit.
DuWayne.
DuWayne M. Christensen
18303 E Spring Lake Drive S.E.
Renton, WA 98058
June 25,2004, Hello to all my relatives in Forman.
Per-Sigurd Strand
Handaa
Nesa, Norway 8700
May 18, 2004, What a joy to see the Forman website! I have fond memories of Christmas Eve candle light services, when I get to see people/faces that I haven't seen in years!! What a great way to keep people informed across the country.
Robin (Lehmann) Malmin
347 West Eagle Lake Drive
Maple Grove, MN 55369
March 25,2004, Greetings to all who have connections to Forman. I was born and raised there, graduating from Forman High School in 1954. I am now retired in Colorado Springs.
Don Erickson
4728 Frost Drive
Colorado Springs, CO 80916
March 16, 2004,My brother, Bill, alerted me to this website when he stopped by for a visit last week. I grew up and attended school in Forman,
graduating in 1959. After graduating, I attended VCSC and married Dr. Jim Kerner, an optometrist. We later moved to Grafton where he had a practice. He passed away 4 1/2 years ago. I work at the Catholic Church here: Dre, teach Scripture, do bereavement, do outreach ministry and am Catholic Ministries Coordinator at the State Development Center. I would enjoy hearing from anyone who went to school during the time that I was there.
Rose Marie (Kosbab) Kerner
1447 McHugh Avenue
Grafton, ND 58237
Feb 26, 2004, Hello to Forman. It always makes me homesick to read all the letters from old friends. Getting excited about seeing everyone this summer. My two sisters and I visited last summer and had a real good time. The Forman Inn is great. Looking forward to staying there again. Your website is improving all the time. Good work! See you all this summer. Jean Lindberg (Klinkhammer) Class of 53.
April 1, 2004, e-mail address CHANGED.
Jean (Klinkhammer)Lindberg
PO Box 14
Abbotsford, WI 54405
Jan 26, 2004, The new website looks great. I would like to make contact with some old friends.
Jan 20, 2004,I have happy memories of our several visits to Forman. I'm Faunce Dewey's husband. We first visited Forman together in 1965
for Christmas. We had a great time , but this native Californian nearly froze to death. But I got to meet Charlie and Vivian Dewey. Charlie was the most honest and upright person I have ever met. Our first born is his namesake: Charles Dewey Rand, born 07-04-64. I have often said that if I were Charlie's son, I would have
becone a farmer. We are looking forward to the reunion this summer, we'll be there with bells on. I look forward to meeting all the contributors to the Forman Guest book. Faunce and I are both retired; she from nursing and I from lawyering. We've never been happier than now. Please note our ISP has changed, we have a new e-mail address.
Jan 10,2004, I thoroughly enjoyed visiting your site. For those interested in the founder..here is where
he got his name. I am primarily a HAGERMAN researcher. Cornelius Hagerman, son of John Hagerman (UE) married Elizabeth Forman, daughter of James Foreman/Forman(UE) and Abigail Conklin. Elizabeth Forman's brother was James Forman who married Annis Skidmore Brown. Their son Cornelius Hagerman Forman founded Forman, ND. Both the Hagerman and Forman ancestors were in New Brunswick, Canada at the close of the American Revolution, and both were United Empire Loyalists (hence the UE designation). John Hagerman (UE), father of Cornelius Hagerman came from Dutches County NY and the surname was previously known as Hegeman (whose progenitor Adriaen Hegeman came from the Netherlands to Long Island NY about 1653. As I am not a descendent of a Forman, I haven't closely followed the surname Forman, other than to note that James Forman was Cornelius Hagerman Forman's father--Cornelius Hagerman Forman's mother was Annis Skidmore Brown and they were married April 8, 1819 in New Brunswick Canada. James Forman's father was also a James Forman/Foreman (UE) who married Abigail Conklin. From my notes it indicates that James Foreman/Forman (UE) came from Peeksill NY prior to the Revolution, but that is something that I didn't personally research..(fact or fiction?)
Dec 11, I ran across this site while searching for Forman geneology. I was
not aware there was a Forman, ND. However, it looks like a wonderful place to visit.
I really like your website.
I grew up in Forman from ages 3 to 10 when we moved west
to Oregon. I still remember walking to the store in the snow with
our Lab pulling the sled while my twin sister Alice walked along side.
I miss the close knit feeling we had with the other town people.
In all the places I have lived I have never found that feeling again.
I wish you all the best in the future and I hope that I will have the opportunity
to visit soon. I would like to talk to anyone who would have graduated in 1989, who lived in Forman
during the late 70's and early 80's.
I just found your website tonight. I lived in Forman from
1973 to 1982. My family name is Bowden (Carl and Judith). I have so many
fond memories of living in Forman. My family is planning a family reunion
in July of 2004 and I am going to visit Forman as part of our trip. I am
so excited for my daughters to see the house I grew up in and to see the
changes in the town. I don't know if anyone I grew up with still lives
there. I would love to hear from anyone who remembers me or my family.
************ I enjoyed the article in the Sunday FARGO FORUM. My parents
grew up in Cayuga and I have many relatives on both the Brickzin and Haring
sides of my family in this region of the state!
Hi -
The cafe being open again was another treat! From the
crowd there at meal times, I would say that it is sure something the community
supports.
We also were impressed with the nice supper club in Oakes
- the food was great and very generous in portion. I don't remember the
name of the place, but I understood the prior location burned down and
Keep up the good work, Forman! We look forward to our
next visit.
I truly enjoy your sight on the web . I wish that
you were open in the museum also, in the mornings. I travel to Britton
, quite often during the summer months to visit relatives.
I would enjoy getting e-mail from anyone that I grew up with in Forman
and Cayuga. Also any of the students or teachers that I knew in the six
years that I taught in Forman(1 year) and Cogswell(5 years). I've
been retired for four years and enjoy reading about Sargent County events
in the Teller.
Harry Grammond
************ An alumni register is brought up at almost every encounter
of FHS graduates. A listing by year would be a great addition to
this already spectacular WEB site. There is an all school reunion
in 2002 & this would be a real complement to it.
************ ************ I'm the great grandson of Cornelius H Forman founder
of this town. My grandfather was Harry W. Forman. I'm
the son of Seth C. Forman & Clara (Orth) Forman. I graduated
from high school there in 1939, left there in 1941 for west coast Seattle,
WA. Visited back there in 1984 for the centennial celebration. Would
like to hear from anyone who remembers me. This is a great web site that
was put together. Thanks who ever you are. Great to hear and see so many
good changes. Reelected Bob Cookson the mayor is doing a good job.
Robert J Forman
Carol J (Forman) Greeb
************ Just an update on my e-mail address. It now has
a "s" on the end
Hello -- from Del and Debbie McDonald of Weslaco, TX
************ I found your site when looking for info about North Dakota.
Very nice and informative. I have added a link on my site to it, so everybody
can enjoy it.
When you surf and are looking at the family tree you don't
know what you might find. Your Alumni Reunion list shows a Jerome Josewski.
Perhaps someone could ask him to E-mail me as we may be cousins. Was he
named for his Uncle Jerome? Can he tell me his great grandmother's name
from his mother's side? If she came from Birdsmoorgate in Dorset we could
be up and running!
Hello everyone. I would love to hear from old friends
and classmates. I think of forman often and with great fondness.
What a wonderful place to grow up!
Very nice presentation, very enjoyable. Hope to
be able to visit Forman sometime. Worked with Nathan in Denison,IA.
Our loss is definitely Forman's gain!
Does anyone have the address and phone or "e" mail address
of Gaylord Schulz? The Family lived in Forman prior to WW2 as did our family.
************ I was just thrilled to hear from my sister Leanne (Windsor)
Pierce that Forman had a website and could not wait to visit.
Thank you
I have been trying to get a message on the Forman site
with my e-mail and the fact that I am now retired for three years and looking
forward to the summer reunion at Sargent Central....graduated in 1964.
My email is zollar@edmail.com and would like to hear from any of my old
friends who might come across the site...thanks.
I found your site when looking for
info about North Dakota. Very nice and informative. I have added a link
on my site to it, so everybody can enjoy it.
Hello Forman, Another Crandall checking
in....#2 son of Chuck & Dorothy (Wahl) Crandall
Hello from Kris (Kjelden-Toma) and
Julie (Kjelden-Breidenbach). We are so happy see to the latest developments
in Forman (the best place in the world to grow up)....both the city and
the website look great! Happy Holidays!
Greetings from Michigan, what a
great discovery via the PC and what a great web site you have. Learned
about it from your mayer Bob Cookson and am spreading the word to other
Formanites. Long live Forman and all those good and great people
we know.
************ Hi to everyone in Forman. Sure miss
visiting the city.
Nice to see small towns have web
pages. It appears this is the place to ask for additions to the website.
I'd like to see an Alumni section under the Sargent Central School link.
It would be interesting to see where our classmates will be coming from,
prior to the All-School reunion in July, 2002.
Kristen (Smith) Hackmann
************ Hello, Col. Forman was my
great, great grandfather. My father's name was Ray Forman.
I was in Forman in 1984 for the town centennial so am glad to see it is
thriving and growing. Just discovered the town is on the internet.
Interesting website which I just
discovered. I've never heard of Forman, ND but would love to learn
more about how it was named. Is your goal to enter a 'Forman' surname
depository for all to use?
I've been searching my FORMAN family
for 30+ years starting in Tompkins County (Ithaca) New York. I'm
searching for the parents or descendents of three siblings all born there:
CHARLOTTE FORMAN (born 1815), DAVID SMITH FORMAN (born 1818) and WILLIAM
HENRY FORMAN (born 1822).
David and his brother William received
part of their early education in Ithaca and part in and around New Orleans,
LA. They both became professional Tailors and opened their own shop
in Columbus, Ohio which was operational throughout the 1840's. David
Smith Forman moved to Missouri and William Henry Forman moved to Keokuk,
Iowa. Their sister Charlotte Forman married Jonas WHITNEY of New
Hampshire and they moved around the State of New York, Illinois and ultimately
settled in Jefferson County Missouri and St. Louis prior to their deaths.
Any information greatly appreciated.
Would love to email anyone with
information on these families. I have much more data available on
their respective children and their families.
My Grandfather was Harry Forman
and Mother was Una Belle Forman Bentson. Col. Forman was my great-grandfather.
I was born in my grandfather's home in Forman, and we lived in Rutland.
George Bentson was my step-dad. My sisters include Margaret, May,
Emma Jean (all deceased). One sister Georgia Bentson Rogers living.
If anyone would like to contact me I would like to hear from you.
Lee Askland.
************ My father was Ray Himebaugh Forman,
grandson of Cornelius. I just got a computer and became aware of
this site. I am so pleased. Thank You.
Janice (Dietz) Sisson
1133 Kelly Lane
Lewisville, TX 75077
Bob Rand
2070 Edgewood Drive
Palo Alto, CA 94303
Marg (Hagerman) Hunter
Toronto, Ontario
Eric Forman
408 Ridge View Dr
Nicholasville, KY 40356
Amy DeChamplain (Bowden)
829 NE Brown Dr
Madras, OR 97741
Alice Derrickson (Bowden)
Dear sir. I visited Forman this past summer and was
impressed with the museum. I did not know at the time that Forman
had a new motel or I would have stayed there instead I stayed in Gwinner.
Rest assured the next time I visit Forman I will stay at your motel.
Judith Bowden
615 SE Tumbleweed Ln
Madras, OR 97741
My parents were both born in Forman
and I have several cousins still living there. I wish you luck in
your street project, it is a big undertaking for a community such as Forman.
Sincerely yours . . .
DuWayne M. Christensen
18303 E. Spring Lake Dr. S.E.
Renton, WA 98058
Greetings to Nathan Schlecht! I was Nathan's pastor from
1983-1987 in Enderlin. It was nice to see his picture and read a
bit about what he is currently doing.
Congratulations on your work in promoting Forman and
Sargent County!
Sincerely,
Pastor Mark E. Brickzin
Christ Community Church of Pelican Rapids
PO Box 718
Pelican Rapids, MN 56572
Just wanted to say how impressed we were with our stay
at the Forman Inn & Suites this past Memorial Day weekend. We stayed
there last year also and were afraid that some of the "newness" would have
worn off with the passing of another year.... that was NOT the case! Sharon
and her staff greeted us with the same warm hospitality and service that
the they exhibited during the first year. The room decor still is just
as nice as new, and the place is very neat and tidy.
this was a relocation to the main street.
Jim and Candace Kollath
Bridgman, MI.
Harriet Goodwin
P.O. Box 26
Dilworth MN 56529
308 Cedar Street N
Grey Eagle, MN 56336
Hi my name is Shandy. I went to Forman high school
till fourth grade. Now I am in seventh grade and I am trying to find my
friends from Forman. If anyone who reads this remembers me please send
me an email because I would like to talk to my friends again.
Thank you
Shandy Kurth
Leonard, ND 58052
John Cady
we moved to Arizona-My grandfather,s name was Charles
Scoville and my father,s
name wase Albert-"BUN" Scoville- I have two sisters--Vivian
Walters lives in
Whitier, California and Lois lives in Silver Springs
too. My cousin, Margaret
ScovilleHoflen is in the rest home in Forman now--visit
her if you can --we
plan a family reunion this summer too-I remember that
Cooksons lived near my
grandparent's house-near the Lutheran church-Is there
anyone living there is
still my age--? Love --Olivea
My mother is Ellen Dyste Goodson. She would drag
us up to visit
Olivea Scoville-Scheetz
P.O. Box 1172
Silver Springs, NV, 89429
Grandma and Grandpa Dyste every summer from Texas.
I swore I would never do
that to my kids. Alas, every summer we visit mother
in Amarillo. O well!
Haven't been back to Forman since Grandpa Dyste died
in the mid 1980s. Many
good memories from my visits to Forman. Excellent
web site.
Hello
Gary Goodson
601 S HWY 77A
Yoakum, TX 77995
MY name is Conrad J. Forman
3521 Olympus DR NE
Bremerton, WA 98310
PH# 360-373-7986
I have a son and daughter that live near me. they
are Robert & Carol.
853-51st ST.
PO 701
98038
Port Townsend,WA 98368
27405 SE 224th ST.
Maple Valley, WA
of Voermans, the correct spelling.
Jeanie Dewey Voermans
Whitefish MT 59937
My site can be found at:
Greetings from Holland,
Jan Kersten
This is still a great website, My E-mail address has
changed. It is great to be able to hear from so many friends.
Regards,
John Chant
Ellen Dyste Goodson
4617 w 38th street
Amarillo, Tx 79109
Barbara (Ferguson) Nundahl
I will see some of you this July when we visit forman
and attend the Cookson reunion.
I hope to hear from someone soon. Faunce
Faunce Dewey Rand
2070 Edgewood Dr
Palo Alto CA 94303
Sharlene Hansen
1502 So. Main St.
Denison, IA 51442
Dean Olmstead
11155 Ashburton Dr.
Boise, ID 83709
Harry Grammond
Keep up the good work on the web-site.
Jeanie Dewey Voermans
Box 213
Whitefish, Mt 59937
We check the web site
often---would be nice to see new readers.
Thanx, Dorothy(Wahl)
Crandall
Your website really great and it was wonderful browsing
thru it. I went to school in Forman from grade 2 thru graduation
and have many found memories of the town and towns around Forman and the
fine people I knew from all of them. It is so nice to see Forman
doing well and thanks to the people who stayed there who have taken such
good care.
I see many familiar names in the website.
I intend to send a note or two now and then to your guestbook.
Bill Windsor
Dick Zollar
304 10th St SE
Barnesville MN 56514
What a pleasure to see that a small town has such an interesting web site.
Greetings from Holland,
Jan Kersten
Eindhoven, Holland
and grandson of Gus & Hilda
Wahl and nephew of Lois & Tiny Crandall. I
spent many of my youthful summer
vacations in Forman, playing baseball,
visiting the first Dairy Queen,
going to the movies (if you went one night
you got in the second night free)
and enjoying the hardware store where my
Grandpa Gus worked for so many
years. I even remember visiting the Sargent
County Record where they still
had the old line-o-type machines to set the
newspaper (which announced
our arrival to the entire county). My we have
all come a long way from those
days. Enjoyed the site and hope to visit
Forman again in the future.
Gary Crandall
Rt 1 Box 77 C
Blue Moon Road
Drummond, WI 54832
Kris Kjelden Toma
6541 N. Mozart
Chicago, IL 60645
Chuck and Dorothy Crandall are my parents,
Gus and Hilda Wahl grandparents. I am the town clerk in our town
in Wisconsin, as was my aunt Lois Crandall for Sargent county so many years
ago. Ihave fond memories of summer vacationing in Forman, when Lake Lithia
was still a slough, before the wetlands were parking lots and when my grandpa
Gus used to pick up the mail from the train once a day.
Chuck and Dorothy (Wahl)
Crandall
Sterling Heights, MI 48313
Jim Crandall
10860 north loop road
Drummond, WI 54832
Lonnie Martin
4908 East 43 Ave. Apt. C-4
Anchorage, AK 99508
PO Box 755
Casselton, ND 58012
James Forman
20752 Collins st.
Woodland Hills, CA 91367-6705
Gerald H. Forman
Berkeley, CA
How about a feature on the Sargent
County museum. I have heard it is great. I am planning a trip
to see it this summer if time permits. Thanks, John Cady. (FHS
class of 1951)
Lee Askland
1701 N. Int'l Blvd. Lot 99
Snow to Sun Park
Weslaco, TX 78596
Charlotte (Forman) St George
3835 Gardiner Ferry Rd. #37
Corning, CA 96021