Historical November 1983 report or notice. Original dates, prices and contacts describe the source period; current availability has not been established.
Some new neighbors (new within the last two years) were welcomed officially at the New Neighbors Party sponsored by the Rosedale officers.
It was held in the home of Karleen and Tom Hoerr, 6100 Kingsbury, in early October.
It was nice to be able to associate a few faces with names that up until then had only been the printed word on this page.
One couple not yet formally introduced in this column is that of Brian Klevinger and Mary Ann Rudloff.
They have recently moved to 6100 Kingsbury. Brian is an immunologist on staff at the Dental School at Washington University.
Mary Ann is a pathologist at Jewish Hospital.
Following the party, Tom and Karleen decided to forget the worries of the everyday grind and take a vacation trip to Vermont.
On the trip they visited Roger and Heather Perry, former area residents.
Congratulations to Bill Keslar, 6100 Kingsbury, who recently received a promotion. Unfortunately, this will necessitate Bill and his wife, Sandy Baker, moving to Dallas.
Speaking of Sandy, it is reported that she is recovering well from her recent back surgery. Also on the mend is Dan Shea, who was forced to undergo heart bypass surgery in October. Neighbors are looking forward to seeing Dan up and around.
Dan and his wife, Kathleen Williams, live on 6100 Kingsbury. Joining the ranks of new or soon-to-benew parents are Merry and Fred Eppenberger, 6100 Waterman.
They are expecting their first child at the very moment of this writing, so expect to hear about it soon. Merry is the director of the West End Community Chorus. Fred is a businessman who is part owner of a retail/ wholesale framing business in the county.
He is also an attorney with a small private law practice. Hope each and everyone has something for which to be thankful this year.
I know my thanks will be profuse at the end of these last nine months! See you next time.
Originally published in The Paper, November 1983.
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