DAVE EIFERT FIRE CHAPLAIN, I AM GRATEFUL WE HAD TIME AT WAUKESHA HOSPITAL,THE SMILE WAS SINCERE , EVEN 45 YRS LATER.WE TALKED LIKE IT WAS YESTERDAY,.AND LAUGHED A LOT THOSE ARE PRECIOUS MOMENTS AND ALL WE HAD.I LOVED HER DEARLY AND HOLD HER IN MY HEART....
Hung around together in our senior year at Washington. What a summer we had after graduation. Ended up marrying the boy who lived next door to her and then living next door to her. Thought she was the cutest girl on earth and the nicest as was her sister Sue. Rest in peace dear Sally.
She and her sister Sue were the reasons we hung out with their brother, Kim.
Sally saved me and Larry Klein from a detention by marking us present (she was an office monitor) when we returned from lunch at 2:45. Why we were so late is another story.
Just as sweet as she was pretty...and she was beautiful.
My deepest condolences to Sally Pray's family. We were friends at William T. Sherman Elementary school. She was a wonderful girl and I always enjoyed her company. I'm sorry that we lost touch after Washington High School. May her memory be a blessing to all who knew her.
Jack Schirmer (1958)
Lived next door on 45th street when we were kids.I was several years older,remember her playing in the alley with the rest of us.Rest in peace.
Dave Eifert (1961)
DAVE EIFERT FIRE CHAPLAIN, I AM GRATEFUL WE HAD TIME AT WAUKESHA HOSPITAL,THE SMILE WAS SINCERE , EVEN 45 YRS LATER.WE TALKED LIKE IT WAS YESTERDAY,.AND LAUGHED A LOT THOSE ARE PRECIOUS MOMENTS AND ALL WE HAD.I LOVED HER DEARLY AND HOLD HER IN MY HEART....
Loralai M Grable (Schirmer) (1965)
Hung around together in our senior year at Washington. What a summer we had after graduation. Ended up marrying the boy who lived next door to her and then living next door to her. Thought she was the cutest girl on earth and the nicest as was her sister Sue. Rest in peace dear Sally.
Jack H. Brill (1965)
She and her sister Sue were the reasons we hung out with their brother, Kim.
Sally saved me and Larry Klein from a detention by marking us present (she was an office monitor) when we returned from lunch at 2:45. Why we were so late is another story.
Just as sweet as she was pretty...and she was beautiful.
Norman Ellman (1965)
My deepest condolences to Sally Pray's family. We were friends at William T. Sherman Elementary school. She was a wonderful girl and I always enjoyed her company. I'm sorry that we lost touch after Washington High School. May her memory be a blessing to all who knew her.