This memorial page honors 1969 Box Elder High School classmates who are no longer with us. Please take a moment and add a comment. They touched our lives for a brief moment, contributed to shaping our lives and will not be forgotten. Anyone can comment and tell us what you remember or add some information that might be missing. It is not necessary to be a Google Blog member to make a comment. Make "Anonymous" comment and leave your name and Email please.~Thank You for stopping by!~
Monday, May 7, 2018
2018 Mary Jo Knudsen
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Mary Jo Knudsen Birth: July 1951 Parents: William O. and Catherine Todd Russell Knudsen Spouse: Children: 3 Death date: May 7, 2018 Place of death: Brigham City, UT Cemetery: Obituary _____________________________________
Facebook comments copied from our BEHS Class of 1969 Group:
Debby Rasmussen Braegger - I use to see her walk her dog down main street!! Very pretty lady!!
Gary Dunn - Dang. I remember her well. Yes, she was always very sweet, with beautiful, long dark hair. Makes me sad to see another of our friends leave us too soon.
Janis Stanger - I often think of the many mornings Mary Jo and I spent sitting on the auditorium stage stairs outside our first period class, Mrs. Swan's Speech class. We talked about all kinds of things. I especially enjoyed her stories of her Aunt Hattie. Years later after college graduation, I cared for her Aunt Hattie in her final years. It was wonderful getting to know the real life lead character in the stories I had enjoyed many years before.
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Facebook comments copied from our BEHS Class of 1969 Group:
ReplyDeleteDebby Rasmussen Braegger - I use to see her walk her dog down main street!! Very pretty lady!!
Gary Dunn - Dang. I remember her well. Yes, she was always very sweet, with beautiful, long dark hair. Makes me sad to see another of our friends leave us too soon.
Janis Stanger - I often think of the many mornings Mary Jo and I spent sitting on the auditorium stage stairs outside our first period class, Mrs. Swan's Speech class. We talked about all kinds of things. I especially enjoyed her stories of her Aunt Hattie. Years later after college graduation, I cared for her Aunt Hattie in her final years. It was wonderful getting to know the real life lead character in the stories I had enjoyed many years before.
Lois Reese: (Sad to lose) Another classmate!