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Elaine Logan (Knapp)
 
steveandelaine@msn.com
Retired - Teacher
Married
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2012-07-11 22:27:01
Spouse: SteveChildren: 2 Sons Activities/Hobbies: American Southeast history architecture, and biographies of individuals there in 18th & 19th Cen. Photography Hello Class of 1959! How could this be our 50th! I am looking forward to seeing you this summer and having a chance to catch up once again.
In the fall of ’59 I attended the U. of Oregon. After my freshman year I transferred to the U. of Washington where I graduated with a teaching degree. Steve and I were married in 1963. We lived in San Francisco for 6 months during his training for Dean Witter & Co., then moved back to the Seattle area. We have two sons; one in CA. and one who lives close by.
Our lives and our marriage have been filled with abundant blessings, and some hard times as well. We have grown in ways we never would have guessed and are thankful for those times as well as the joyful ones.
We both have enjoyed travel over the years, but most especially our travels in these United States. Many of you know that we have spent months at a time in the S.E. and Charleston, SC. The history, the architecture, the gardens, and the beaches provide abundant photo opportunities and chances for a totally different experience. We also enjoy the biographies of those who experienced the Revolution and the Civil War in the South. We have been docents for home tours in Charleston for 10 years now.
Steve has now retired and we are enjoying this wonderful time of our lives. We are both in fellowship groups and active in our First Presbyterian Church in Bellevue.
We always look forward to being in Walla Walla again. Our town has so much to offer and it’s always great to return.
Hope to see you in August.
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Paul E Logsdon
 
September 29, 1941
Retired IBM
Widowed
1
2013-03-12 13:36:08
Paul Logsdon
DECEASED
Paul E. Logsdon, 71, died October 23, 2012 at Eagle Springs Memory Care in College Place, Washington.
After graduating from WaHi in 1959 I joined the Navy. After my discharge I enrolled at the Walla Walla College in College Place, WA. where my family lived. After receiving my Engineering degree and graduating I went to work for IBM mostly in the Northwest until retirement. In 1964 I married my wife Joann. We have one son Mark who lives in Arizona and works as a long haul truck driver. My wife and I traveled abroad also for IBM. I retired and so did my wife. We lived in Albuquerque, NM. We traveled a lot with our camper fishing, hunting, boating, reading and lots of sight seeing. After my wife passed away I hooked up my trailer and headed to Washington and ended up purchasing a home in Waitsburg, Washington where I now live. I belong to the commerical club in Waitsburg, the Walla Walla Elks Club and enjoy seeing friends there and meeting new ones. I have reaquainted with a classmate Lorna (Fletcher) Johnson and we have been seeing each other for about 6 years now. She lives in Walla Walla and I in Waitsburg, Wa. We like traveling and have been to Scotland, Alaska on a cruise and Las Vegas. I still enjoy fishing and spending time with old classmates and other close friends I have met since my return to Walla Walla.
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Linda Lommasson
2012-07-11 22:28:14
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Janet Long (Risser)
 
2012-07-11 22:27:03
Deceased1942 - 2009 Janet died on June 4, 2009 after a long battle with cancer. She was born to Dr. and Mrs. W.E. Long in Boston, where her father was completing his medical education. After leaving Boston, the family moved to several military posts, following her father's military service assignment. In 1946, the family took residence in Dallas while her father completed training in his specialty. The family moved to Walla Walla in 1951. Janet attended local grade schools and graduated from Wa-Hi. She then received her undergraduate degree at Stanford University, and went on to complete a master's degree at UC Berkeley, and the Sorbonne, Paris, France, and earned an MBA at Standord Graduate School of Business. Her career in the business world was divided almost equally between working in corporate cash management at Bank of America, San Francisco, and as a financial systems designer at VISA, International. When she retired in 2001, she returned to take up residence in Walla Walla. She loved Walla Walla's lovely natural setting, its historic homes, and beautiful parks and trees. She enjoyed river rafting, national and foreign travel, playing duplicate bridge, bird-watching, gardening and reading. She is survived by two daughters, Jessica of Providence, Rhode Island and Jill, of San Francisco. Other surviving family members include two sisters, Roberta Long Wilson of Walla Walla and Judith Long Rosow of Boston; a brother, William E. Long of Anchorage and her father, Dr. W.E. Long of Walla Walla. A private service is planned. (from U-B obit dated 7 June, 2009) |
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Brian Lucarelli
 
blucarelli@aol.com
Chief Financial Officer Alco Investment Company
Single Again
3
2018-02-24 12:20:11
Deceased Jan. 27, 1941 - Jan. 26, 2018 Brian Lucarelli, age 76, passed away of a cardiac arrest January 26, 2018, in Seattle. He was born in Pocatello, Idaho Jan. 27, 1941, and moved to Walla Walla where he graduated at Walla Walla High School in 1959. Brian served in the Army in Frankfurt, Germany and was recognized for his sharp shooting abilities. After returning home he was accepted at WSU and received his BA in accounting. Ultimately, he accepted a position with Alaskan Copper and Brass and worked there as CFO until retirement in 2012. Brian will be remembered as a devoted loving father, grandfather and a loyal friend to many. He is survived by son, Jacob Lucarelli age 43; daughter, Gina Lucarelli age 37, and Luci Lucarelli age 32; and grandson, Dominic Lucarelli age 6. A memorial is scheduled Saturday, March 3, 2018, at Ray's Boathouse NW Room from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. |
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John MacMurdo
June 28, 1942
2012-07-11 22:27:02
Deceasedb. 28 June 1942 d. 08 April 1991, in Northhampton, Mass. or Amhurst, Maine After Wa-Hi, Johnny stayed in Walla Walla and attended Whitman College as a freshman and sophomore. He then joined the Army for one tour of duty. After the Army, he began using his musical talent by playing in piano bars in San Francisco. Heading north, his next stop was Seattle where he entertained patrons at various venues, including the Edgewater Inn on the waterfront, where the likes of Johnny Ray also had played piano. Our Johnny was known by the stage name of Johnny Earl. Along his musical journey he played church music and made a CD of the same. He moved to Amherst, Maine where he became ill and struggled with his health for some time, succumbing to his illness in the spring of 1989. He was able to come back to Walla Walla in the fall of 1988 to visit family and friends for the last time. He is greatly missed along with so many of our fellow classmates who have left us prematurely. |
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Mark Mahnke
 
June 05, 1941
redstart@gwi.net
Retired
Married
5
2012-07-12 01:38:49
I attended only senior year at Wa-Hi as my father's work with Bonneville Power took us to Eugene, Oregon for my 9th, 10th and 11th grades of school. I have fond memories of four years at Sharpstein and Pioneer (5th through 8th grades), when we lived on Whitman Street across from that wonderful playground. I was saddened to read of the death of Tom Turner, who was a good friend in that time and place . I regret that I lost touch with him. However, over the years I have enjoyed seeing Kelly Farris, who also lived in the same neighborhood. Our paths even crossed for one year in the late 60's in Washington, D.C. when we were both on Army active duty. I did college, medical school, psychiatry training and child psychiatry training mostly in the Boston area. I returned home to Walla Walla summers of 1960 and 1961, working at Birdseye and for the Forest Service, but my father moved to Portland, Oregon, and the east side of Portland became my West Coast home for years. I didn't return to Walla Walla until a brief, sentimental journey through in 1986 with my Dad and family. Last summer (2008) I had a wonderful weekend in Walla Walla and environs at the annual conference of the Washington Ornithological Society. I loved rediscovering downtown, Sharpstein, Whitman and Dixie, Kooskooskie and Biscuit Ridge. Kelly came over from Seattle, and at a bar (somewhere near where the drive-in used to be on the old east side highway) we watched the Celtics nail the Lakers. So, in short, I was in New England, mostly Boston area, from 1959 to 1992, when my wife Jessica (also a child psychiatrist) and I moved to Sioux Falls, South Dakota to help the University of South Dakota start a child psychiatry residency.
After eight productive years there we moved to Bath, Maine, near where we had summered for many years. Retired from clinical work now, we are enjoying travel (a 2008 Winnebago View to transport our Maine Coon Cat), grown children and eight grandchildren. My youngest child Amanda is working in D.C. as Communications Director for Congressman Rick Larson, who represents the 2nd Congressional District. I have a sister in Buckley, a brother in Kalispell, MT and three first cousins in Oregon. I have been active with a local Maine Audubon Chapter, Merrymeeting Audubon, and try to stay fit with rec. basketball, walking and yard work. We also enjoy playing recorders. I welcome wandering classmates to look us up when you're traveling this way. I have tried to keep this brief. I have a fond memory from Wa-Hi of Agnes Little in senior English loving a two-page book review that I wrote of War and Peace by Tolstoy.
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Bob Mansfield
 
April 20, 1941
robertmansfield@comcast.net
Retired
Married
3
2019-03-04 10:17:10
Spouse: Sandy
Children: 2 Sons and 1 Daughter Grandchildren: 1 Grandson & 2 Granddaughters Activities/Hobbies: Motorcycle touring, kayaking, photography, church 1959: Graduated from Wa-Hi and worked for Gardner and Company in Walla Walla for a year before attending college.
1961: enrolled in WSU’s electrical engineering curriculum. While at WSU, met my future wife, Sandy, while working a summer for Pacific Power and Light in Walla Walla. She was at the airport waiting a ride to Dayton and I was on a coffee break. We discovered that we shared a common college and that we both had spent many of our growing-up summers at Priest Lake. We enlarged our relationship when I returned to WSU that fall.
1965: left WSU with a BSEE and engaged to Sandy. Went to work at the Hanford Nuclear Reservation. Sandy and I were married just before her graduation as she was able to get her student teaching assignment in the Tri-Cities. We worked there six years in various engineering positions and upon leaving was supervising one of the N-Reactor Operations crews. Nixon was shutting the “Atoms For Peace” plan down so it appeared that staying at Hanford would be riding a dying horse. Sandy taught in the public schools during those years. We had one daughter during the time at Hanford and had found our way back to church life. We were teaching one of the junior high groups at Central United Protestant Church in Richland when we left for an engineering position with Washington Water Power in Spokane.
1971: we arrived in Spokane and began a 30-year career with Washington Water Power (now Avista Utilities). Sandy taught in both public and private schools over the years, except the years our now three children were preschool. Sandy spent much time with the Seattle Science Center outreach and has been honored numerous times for her skill at exciting young children about learning … particularly science subjects. She still teaches for Mobius in Spokane, one of the community supported children’s learning opportunities in Spokane. My career moved from engineering transmission and distribution systems, overseeing hydroelectric facility construction, and eventually working with the public on construction projects and controversial environmental cleanup projects. Both Sandy and I have continued our involvement with the church and church activities. Both of us taught the Bethel Bible series for a number of years.
2001: Retired in January and am employed part-time (a flex employee) for CH2M Hill doing work in business emergency preparedness, continuity of operations planning, physical security and threat analysis. I serve on the Spokane Plan Commission and work with the City/County Disaster Planning efforts. We enjoy most seasons at Priest Lake. Two of our children, a son and a daughter and two of our grandchildren are in Spokane. Our other son is married and in Oslo, Norway at the moment and has one child and one on the way.
Sandy and I enjoy photography, hiking, boating, kayaking and most anything at Priest Lake. We travel occasionally and have enjoyed several trips to Mississippi and Louisiana to do Katrina Relief work in the last several years. We visit our son and his family in Norway. We now have a sport touring motorcycle and are enjoying some longer trips during the summers.
We have moved to Priest Lake year'round and are just completing our first cold and snowy winter here.
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Jim Manson
2012-07-11 22:27:08
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Henry Marshall
 
Retired - Teacher
2019-01-29 18:36:36
DECEASED
      Henry John
'Marshall' Marshall June 22, 1941 - May 16, 2017 Henry John Marshall, "Marshall", passed away May 15, 2017 at his home in Palm Springs, Calif. He served in the U.S. Navy and was an elementary school teacher for nearly 30 years in Washtucna, Wash. and Portland. Marshall's true passion was art. Recently, he was painting vibrant, impressionistic landscapes. He created a family of friends wherever he went: his walking group (the Front Runners), his local Starbucks, and John's restaurant. His lively sense of humor never failed him. As a good friend noted, "We could never seem to run out of conversation." He is survived by siblings, Clyde and Ola; niece, Morgen; nephew, Gerrit; and close friends, Terry and John. Please sign the online guest book at www.oregonlive.com/obits 1959 - joined the U.S. Navy – 2 years based out of San Diego aboard ship for two years. Transferred to Washington D.C. for the remaining two. Came back to Walla Walla and then to Portland, Oregon. Working for a Canadian firm for two years – moving to Seattle & working for Boeing. From Boeing to Ellensburg, WA for Central Washington State College, receiving my degree in education. Graduated and worked in eastern Washington for seven years teach art & elementary. Resigned and moved to Portland, OR working until retirement in 1999 and moving to Palm Springs where I’m pretty laid back. |
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