Wichita Falls Senior High School
Class Of 1961
Raymond Hedrick
| Residing In: | Bakersfield, CA USA |
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| Spouse/Partner: | Free as a bird. |
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| Occupation: | These days I just manage my own stuff... I'm a retired govt. real estate officer. |
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| Children: | Angela Arden, b. 1967. Alison Alaine, b. 1968. Amber Aura, b. 1971. Grandkids, seven, the oldest, More… |
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Raymond's Latest Interactions
Hey Mike, were you in the WFSH band? Thanks, Ray
Posted on: Mar 24, 2021 at 10:53 AM
Happy birthday old friend, meaning long time friend , not that you are old, well wait they do go hand in hand.
A pediatrician was examining, and auscultating a precocious female patient.
'Now, big breaths', he ordered.
'Yeth', she said proudly, '... and I'm only thithteen'.
Felíz Año Nuevo.
Posted on: Mar 24, 2020 at 3:35 AM
Terry, do you also happen to have a 1960 WFSH site? Thanx.
Happy Natal Anniversary, Mike. You and I both have daughters named Angela, and we may not be the only ones. Have a good one.
Posted on: Jul 29, 2019 at 8:01 PM
Bill Hauptman, thanks for your post of 7/22 re. where we actually were during the moon landing. I enjoyed your thoughts. Yes, Harrison Schmitt was a very interesting person. Former astronaut on the Apollo program. Former US Senator from NM. Last man to walk on the moon. Well, maybe not. Lots of stuff written about this, including Gene Cernan's autobiography, "The Last Man on the Moon." Apparently, you are correct... Schmitt was the last Apollo astronaut to set foot on the moon. But Cernan has the distinction of not only being the first from Apollo 17 to set foot thereon, but also the most recent astronaut to have set foot on the moon. Schmitt apparently went back into the lunar module first but Cernan second (last). So both astronauts have some sort of distinction of being last. It is exciting to meet people we admire. Back in the 90s I was living near Pebble Beach where Alan Shepard was living before his death. He was kind enough to autograph and inscribe two copies of his book, Moon Shot. By the way, I still have your book, The Storm Season. Uninscribed. Maybe I'll see you in Austin.
Hello, everyone,
It’s always a bit disturbing to lose another classmate.
Regardless of the circumstances, we often reflect on our own mortality at times like these.
A few months ago I had an opportunity to go vegan, something I have wanted to do since I was a child.
I’m finishing up a transition phase and becoming a happy and more healthy person. And I’m eating better than I ever have.
Now, I’m wondering how many of you have already discovered the joy of a plant-based diet.
Or maybe some of you are partly there, or you’re just interested.
I’d love to hear from you.
Wishing the best to the family of James Downing.
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