Class of ’64 Picnic at Jim and Marylee Adams’
Date: Saturday, June 3, 2017 at 3:00PM
Location: 12901 Popes Head Road, Clifton, Virginia 20124
Dress: As for picnic
Dear Classmates, Wives and Friends,
Every year on the first Saturday in June, Marylee and Jim Adams host a fantastic picnic at their home in Clifton, Virginia, just south of Washington DC. Over the years we have had Classmates join this festive occasion from near and far. Many Classmates from around the country have asked that they be notified of this event in case they happen to be traveling in the mid Atlantic area. We have plenty of local Classmates who have offered to put folks up. If you need a place to stay, just drop me a note at devans1964@aol.com.
Marylee and Jim are in the final planning stages for this year’s picnic. All we need now are names and numbers of attendees. Families are always welcome. The pool will be open. Our normal headcount is about 100.
What we need in the next week: YOUR RSVP! This goes for all local Classmates and any from afar who can make it. Food and supplies must be ordered in the next few weeks.
You can RSVP by calling or e-mailing Marilee and Jim at: 703-803-8887,
maryleeadams@yahoo.com
We look forward to seeing as many of you as possible on the 3rd of June.

Pete’s wife Karen posted the following. Peter’s Memorial Service will be on February 24, 2017 at 12:45PM at the Old Post Chapel on Ft. Myer, VA and will be buried with full military honors at Arlington Cemetery. Those attending should try to be seated by 12:15, a half hour before the service begins. There will be a reception afterward at Patton Hall (former Officer’s Club) on Ft. Myer. Please message or email Karen if you wish to attend the reception (2:15-4:45) in order that she can get a count for the buffet. Karen’s email is
Karl reports that there will be a Memorial Service for Amy on Sunday, February 19 at the Mechanicsburg Area Senior High School (where Karl taught for 15 years), in Mechanicsburg PA at 1PM. The service will be followed by refreshments in the cafeteria. Karl has asked for folks to be prepared to share Amy “stories”. Karl and his family promise displays of Amy’s Elvis, hedgehog, thistle, earring, and knitting collections. A burial will take place in Arlington in the future.