Living happily in retirement on the 45th parallel on the shores of the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia.

As an older student (25) and serving airman at the Greenwood Air Base I attended MRHS as the 'old guy' in class. After graduating I went on to the University of Alberta (U of A) and eventually graduated with a B.Sc. in Electrical Engineering. After graduating I went on to a position as Radio Engineeing Manager with the City of Edmonton, then to Trans Mountain Pipe Lines as an Operations Engineer. Presently I am Health and Safety Manager for an international oil and gas drilling company working on projects worldwide. Presently my wife Marlene and I are living in Coquitlam, B.C. We have a son, Bradley, living in Holland, and our daughter, Vanessa, lives in Canmore, Alberta. I, along with several other air force people, greatly benefited from the tremendous opportunity afforded me by going back to school at MRHS. We have fond memories of the teachers and fellow students at MRHS. Our lives have been enriched by you all.

We left N.S. in 1974 but have been back many times. We have one daughter and one son. We have three grandsons , Nicholas, Rielly, and Kaden and one granddaughter Emily. Would enjoy hearing from friends of the past.

The 1990 Reunion was great, hope this one [2000] will be too. Would love to get EMails from other graduates of 1966.

Married to Wayne and living in Port George. Have 2 children, Terri and Brad and one grandson (Elijah). Recently retired and loving it. Just completed a trip across Canada and back.

I just read David Thompson' message reminding people to update and so I decided to do just that. I have 1 daughter and 1 granddaughter. I'm retired and still living in Dartmouth! I love to hear from old friends, so please email!

I am looking forward to seeing everyone ! One of my employees, Adam Ritcey, ( MRHS 1997 ) is working here with me at our company Trifilar Sports Inc. and yes he is still a "Party Animal". We design and sell sports apparel around the world and it keeps us happy!

Graduated from the Halifax Children's Hospital as an RN in 1969. Married to Harold for 37 years with 2 children Barbara and Alex. I worked for 25+ years in hospital settings and currently work for the federal government with plans to retire next year. My daughter and I own a catering company and we're in our 5th operating year.

After working overseas for a number of years doing agricultural development work and rehabilitation of street children, Gary is operating 2 business. He has an internet business which provides access to goods and services on the net, as well as a contracting, home maintenance business. Gary is married to Laura. They have 3 children, Krista, married with 2 children, Cheryl and Jonathan. Gary coordinates short term mission trips providing other people with the opportunity of having a 2-3 week overseas mission experience.

Upon graduation I moved to Halifax where I worked at Coca Cola Ltd. for about 2 1/2 years. I then went to BC for five months, returning to NS in December of '69. I worked at Halifax Ins. for a couple of years. I met my husband, Floyd, in Halifax and we have two boys - Carmen and Robert, now 31 & 28 respectively. We moved to PEI when Floyd retired from the Navy in 1977. I was the Administrator for the Community of Hillsborough Park (where we live)for about 16 years and then at the time of amalgamation, was emplyed with the City of Charlottetown. I have worked as an Administrative Assistant with the City since 1995.

Still working and living with my wife of 35 years, Lynda Olsen of Saint John. I have 2 daughters and 3 grandchildren. I am currently Internet Help Desk Consultant with Rogers Cable.

Happily married for 34 years to John Corbett (Kentville) and living in Mississauga. Mother to 2 wonderful young adults: Natalie Sampson (Hfx) and Michael (Aukland, NZ). A teacher specializing in social/emotheral at-risk kids. Looking to return to NS in the next few years. Looking forward to hearing from any alumni or anyone who knew our family.

I went to school in Middleton from Grade 4 through Grade 11. In the summer of 1965 my family moved back to the Halifax area and I was unable to complete my Grade 12 in Middleton.