this is a note about my beautiful 68th street schoo friend, amy, amalia, hatzi. i was just thinking about her a few weeks ago and wanting to reach out and find her...but how could i do that not knowing her last name if changed....so i sighed and remembered how sweet, kind, friendly, and fun she was. and she was so pretty....if anyone knows more details as to how long ago she died, please let me know....you can find me on this website: lynda ferstadt or email me at
Amy passed away in May 2010 as a result of cancer. Ginny Boehme and I were with her a day before she died. She was indeed, a lovely, gracious women. Please email me at hdixon@wi.rr.com for further information.
Of course, I remember you and how smart, pretty, and irreverent you were. I had a crush on you when we were at Washington H.S. eons ago. I just recently (in 2019) received the sweet email you sent me in 2006. I hadn't checked the classmates.com website in decades and was very happy to see your message. It yanked me back to high school, to viscerally feeling how secretly enamored I was with you and remembering the conversations we used to have about our Greek families, high school, even math, with which I helped you a bit. Looking around the website a little more, I learned something else: you died in 2010. I felt a sort of emotional whiplash learning of your death only an hour or so after seeing your note and belatedly replying to it. Alas. ....
Lynda Ferstadt (Kimmel) (1963)
this is a note about my beautiful 68th street schoo friend, amy, amalia, hatzi. i was just thinking about her a few weeks ago and wanting to reach out and find her...but how could i do that not knowing her last name if changed....so i sighed and remembered how sweet, kind, friendly, and fun she was. and she was so pretty....if anyone knows more details as to how long ago she died, please let me know....you can find me on this website: lynda ferstadt or email me at
earthangel1@voyager.net
thank you.
James (Jake) Lamais (1958)
She died earlier this year. For details I suggest you contact he sister, Irene Hatzi Goetze.
Helen Griffith (Dixon) (1964)
Amy passed away in May 2010 as a result of cancer. Ginny Boehme and I were with her a day before she died. She was indeed, a lovely, gracious women. Please email me at hdixon@wi.rr.com for further information.
Helen Griffith Dixon
John Allen Paulos (1963)
Hi Amy,
Of course, I remember you and how smart, pretty, and irreverent you were. I had a crush on you when we were at Washington H.S. eons ago. I just recently (in 2019) received the sweet email you sent me in 2006. I hadn't checked the classmates.com website in decades and was very happy to see your message. It yanked me back to high school, to viscerally feeling how secretly enamored I was with you and remembering the conversations we used to have about our Greek families, high school, even math, with which I helped you a bit. Looking around the website a little more, I learned something else: you died in 2010. I felt a sort of emotional whiplash learning of your death only an hour or so after seeing your note and belatedly replying to it. Alas. ....
Your saddened long-ago friend, John