RVRHS Alumni May 03Newsletter
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I am asking for
anyone who can to put out word about the site to former RVRHS students - especially
to siblings to please spread the word. Also I am very interested in getting
more pictures on the site so if you have pictures in electronic format (jpg,
gif, tif, bmp) feel free to forward them to headgeek
AT geekstreet.com. If you would rather mail hard copies to me to scan the
address is:
Denis Bernicky
552 Prince Charles,
Dorval, Qc H9P1Z3
Philippe
Cherpit cherpit@info07.zzn.com
sent along this message, which I am passing along to everyone.
"I graduated from RVRHS in 1974 but I never received the yearbook. I was
absent from all the grad ceremonies and school picture sessions because my mother
was sick with cancer during that year and passed away shortly before my graduation.
My mind was not with any festivities surrounding the great event. I now live
in Bordeaux, France, with my wife and 2 children and I am writing a book, which
is more or less a semi-biography. I would like to get my hands on the 1974 yearbook
or the pictures of the graduating class of that year so I can put a face on
all the names I remember from my school days. I would of course pay for all
expenses of shipping and the yearbook itself (if you can get one), or scanned
pages of the pictures of the class of 74.
As I am trying to write about my childhood memories from which a lot of school
ones are present and still clear in my mind about my growing up in Canada, I
would be grateful for any sort of anecdotes from that year which you may have
in your archives. I recently sent a long e-mail letter type to 30 or so ex-classmates
to try and gather info. Only one, Ian, has replied so far.
Thank you in advance for any interesting or miscellaneous facts about RVRHS
in 1974 you could provide."
Paul
Mense (Class of 78) sent along this message -
"Just wanted to let everyone know to the sad passing of a good friend,
Marcel Therien. He passed away on Saturday, March 29, 2003.
He was living in PEI with his wife and son, when he died suddenly after emergency
surgery for a ruptured bowel. Even though he didn’t graduate in 1978, most people
in Secondary V knew him and his twin brother, Michel. If I believe correctly,
he did go back to RVR to complete his education in 1984 or 1985 under a special
program from the Quebec government."
Bonnie(Askew)Steele
(Class of 67) bjsteele@cogeco.ca
After graduating from WMHS in 1967 I headed off to Bishop's University. I met
my husband Graeme there . We've lived in Lachine, Quebec, Oakville and Newmarket,
Ontario, Vancouver, BC and are now living in Burlington, Ontario. We have two
children, Matt who is a Kinesiologist in Burlington and Erin who is a singer/actor
and qualified Music Therapist living in Manhattan. Graeme is a Tax Specialist
working in Toronto and I work as a Reception Supervisor at a Veterinary Referral
Ophthalmological and General Practice in Oakville. I've been in the veterinary
field for 16 years now. That's what happens when you're not allowed pets as
a kid! I'd enjoy hearing from old friends.
Christina
Campbell (Class of 73) lefebvch@gedsb.net
Married for 17 years - divorced for the last seven.
Have two daughters: Christie,
19 and Jacqueline, 16. Have been
living in Brantford, Ontario for 22 years.
Have worked for the Grand Erie District School Board in Human Resources
for almost 22 years. Completed
an undergraduate degree in Business at the University of Western Ontario the
hard way - part-time in the evenings while raising two small children and working
full-time! I am currently with
someone who lives just around the corner from me.
It's the best of both worlds. We
have each other but we each have our own space as well!
His two kids are twenty-one eighteen.
Not terribly interested in doing the blended family thing with a bunch
of adolescents. Would love to hear
from anyone who remembers me. I have thoroughly enjoyed reading the information
that has been posted on this site to date.
Marc
Bedard (Class of 73) mabedard9@hotmail.com
One day you just wake up and wonder where time has gone. As I scroll through
the names of the class of 1973,memories flood back into my head. I find it hard
to put faces to names, but as I sit here wonderful and not so wonderful pictures
come to mind.
I have been living on the coast in York, Maine since 1973.I'v been married twice
and have three children (all girls) Whitney 25, Emily 24 and Alexandra 14.My
first years in York I spent my time working in the local fishing fleet, the
rest of the time up until 1998 I had a paint contracting company. I went back
to school in 98 and studied surgical technology and am now working as a surgeons
assistant in the operating room of a local hospital and teaching surgical technology.
Well that
life in a nut shell, hope everyone is happy and healthy. Maybe someone will
read this and remember me and drop me a line.
Bill
Howe (Class of 73) howeb@cochrane.norbord.com
Healthy and happy in Cochrane, Ontario (700 km due north of Toronto. Married
to Lucie Desjardins since 1983 with 3 children. Would be glad to hear from any
of you that remember me.
Keith
Walker (Class of 73) kwalker@peakexperienceimagery.com
Updated 2003. Keith
and his high school sweetheart Sue (Gibbons) live in Calgary. Son Jason is 20,
Daughter Kristen is 17. Keith started
Peak Experience Imagery in 1999 as an Internet business providing commissioned
art services to business and individuals (peakexperienceimagery.com). Check
out the site and drop us a line.
John
Robertson (Class of 73) skippy78@sympatico.ca
Live in Montreal with wife and two daughters. Run my own business. Have just
finished a 3 year assignment above the Arctic Circle in a place call Cambridge
Bay on the North West Passage.
Catherine
Whyte (Class of 76) catherine.whyte@bestsoftware.com
Update: December 2002, restructured and given the opportunity to move with my
job to St. Petersburg FL. Since the little bird has flown the nest, why not?
Currently happily living and working where the sun shines, and of course
looking out at the world from an interesting new perspective. Must have missed
the Class of 76 reunion - bummer!! Take care, all.
Drop me a line if you're visiting the area.
Gary
Jolivet (Class of 77) amiware@sympatico.ca
Moved to Orangeville Ontario in 1977.
Did grade thirteen twice and eventually made it to York University to
finish a three-year B.A. in computer science.
Spent six years working on things like hand character recognition and
mass spectrometers. Started up
a marketing and sales company in 1988 and have spent the last fifteen years
selling editing equipment into the film and video industry.
While
at York I met Karen my wife. We
have two great boys, Daniel 15 and Dylan 9. We spend five hours a week at hockey
rinks. One of those hours I spend
playing old-timer hockey. In the
summer we spend as much time as we can at our cottage. This last March we spent
a week at Owl’s Head ski hill. For
those of you who were on the grade ten ski week with RVRHS, the place has not
changed. Feel free to call or write.
We live in Aurora, Ontario.
Jayne
Watson (Class of 77) jayne.watson-sevigny@mcgill.ca
Wow, what a great site, just wish more people updated their information. Well,
I am fine and living in Montreal, with a chalet in the Eastern Townships. Working
at McGill University in the Department of Psychiatry, have a wonderful husband,
and two equally great children ages 9 and 12. If anyone has any information
on John Halsey let me know.....or at the very least say Hi for me.
Kelley
McKeating (Class of 78) kmckeating@morneausobeco.com
I live in London (Ontario) with husband Bruce and two cats.
Am an actuary (don't ask...) who works for an employee benefits consulting
firm called Morneau Sobeco.
Teresa
Strong (Class of 78) tjwilson@uvic.ca
After graduation, I went to Marianopolis College then Trent University and then
the University of Calgary, where I competed a degree in Political Science.
Came back to Montreal, worked at Marianopolis in the Library, and returned
to university at McGill full-time to do an English Literature degree. Did two years of graduate work afterwards, then pursued a teaching
diploma. Went to a First Nations
community in Bella Bella, BC. Taught
elementary school there for six years. Married someone from the community and have two children who
are part Heiltsuk. Separated in
2000, at the tail end of doing a M.A. in Education at the University of Victoria.
I'm in the final year (2003) of a Ph.D. at the University of Victoria
and planning to teach at a Canadian university.
Carolyn
Crooks (Class of 79) lavigne@monisys.ca
Hi folks. So interesting to hear
where everybody ended up. After
alternating between studying dance in Montreal, and modern languages at Concordia,
I finally settled down to a BA in Dance, at University of Waterloo. I
worked in various arts associations in Toronto, hated being poor, and ended
up going back to school for my ECE. Still
not rich, but now I work with children on the Autistic Spectrum using applied
behaviour analysis, which is very fulfilling.
Seven years ago I married old flame, Marc Lavigne, who I first met on
a blind date at a Grade 10 dance. Stairway
to Heaven! He has two kids, Adam,
who at this point (2003), is at Queen's University, pre-med, and Tracy who is
finishing high school in the states with her mom. Take care!
Kim
Hill (Class of 79) davinamckiel@hotmail.com
Left RVR at the end of the school year in 1976 and moved to Saint John, New
Brunswick with my family. Graduated
in 1979 in Saint John, where I still reside. I have been married for 23 years
and have 2 children, a Son 20 and a Daughter 16.
I have been working for the City of Saint John since 1984 and am presently
working for the Fire Dept. in the Administration Office. My husband and I love
to go biking on our Suzuki Bandit 1200. I'm still in contact with Sandra Sergeant
and Kim Morris. I would like to
hear from old friends. Please Email me at davinamckiel@hotmail.com
Donald
MacDonald (Class of 79) dondeb@theedge.ca
I am now married and living in Yellowknife, NWT. I have lived in the north since
early 1994 and just love it. I work as the Director, Corporate Services for
Indian and Northern Affairs Canada, so I travel across the country which keeps
me in touch with "south of 60" a fair bit. Camping, boating and softball
fill those long summer days and curling keeps me going all winter. Would love
to hear from some ex-classmates and see how you are all doing.
Sandra
Sergeant (Class of 79) sandrasergeant@hotmail.com
I haven't updated my info in a while.
I am still living in St. Basile, married to Guy (almost 19 years) and
my daughter Corinne is now in high school.
Chloe is in first grade. Both
are attending French schools since there is no more RVR!
I have my own daycare which I run from my home.
Quite happy working at home because I get to do what I love most - work
with children and be at home for my own!
Would love to hear from any grads of 79 who still remember me! sandrasergeant@hotmail.com
Davina
Hill (Class of 81) davinamckiel@hotmail.com
Left RVR in 1977 and left our home town of St. Basile Le Grand and moved to
Saint John, New Brunswick with my family where I still reside.
Finished high school here and then moved to Toronto with my soon to be
husband and stayed there for 4 years. We moved back to Saint John and started
our family. We have 2 daughters, ages 14 and 12. I have been married for 17 years. I run my own hairdressing business. My brother Mark Hill who would of graduated with me has gone
on to be a well known guitarist here in Canada and throughout the U.S.
He has a disc out called "Finger Styles" and selling well.
He also has a band called "Hill Brothers" with my younger brother
Steve. Also if anyone knows of
the whereabouts of Beverley Cleland please let me know.
You can email me at davinamckiel@hotmail.com
Fiona
MacDonald (Class of 81) rickandfiona@shaw.ca
Carl
Darlington (Class of 81) Carldarlington1963@hotmail.com
After high school I went to Champlain College to study Pure and Applied
Science and then followed that up with Electrotechnology at Dawson. Went
on to work for a packaging machinery builder on the West Island for 13 years.
Moved to the West Island, moved around the West Island then
met the woman who became my wife, Sophie.
Have changed jobs a couple of times. Still living in Pointe-Claire. Hi
to everyone and all the best.
Angela
Lee (Class of 82) angela.lee@humber.ca
Currently living in Brampton, ON with husband of 20 years and dog. Have been
working at Humber College for the past 16 years.Life is good.
Jean-Paul Sureau (Class of 82) jsureau@sprint.ca
Guy
Beauchamp (Class of 83) guy_beauchamp@yahoo.ca
I am currently living in Ste-Julie with my wife of 17 years, Catherine, and
our two kids, Gabrielle 11 years-old and Alex 2 years-old. Yes, quite a gap
but as I am still quite a passionate guy, we kind of had a little accident one
night. Anyways, I love them both tremendously and cannot see my life any other
way. I work as a furniture finisher
in a custom made woodworking shop after having done everything having to do
with sales and promotions and being tired of the long travelling and being away
all the time. I still keep in touch with Dean Rice, Pat Boudreau and Mimica
and I am looking forward to seeing you all at the May 18th 2003 reunion.
Brenda
Edisbury (Class of 83) brandy965@hotmail.com
I have finally set down. My life
has been filled with all sorts of experiences, mostly good...
I am now living in St-Hilaire with my companion of 4 years, I have 2
beautiful boys, aged 14 and 12 hoping to hear from anyone who remembers me.....
Jimmy
Gilker (Class of 83) jimbolinasunshine@yahoo.com
Halo Sunshine! Hello everybody, I'm presently in Thailand where I am just completing
a book that chronicles the last ten years of my life. For the last four years
I've been moving about quite a bit experimenting with and experiencing the almost
indescribable Joy that intestinal cleansing and a diet void of all cooked foods
has given me. The book I am written speaks much about this phenomena. Hope everyone
is well. Bye for now.
Marybel Hudon (Class of 83) marybelhudon@yahoo.com
Christine
Sanders (Class of 83) maitlandk@otis.com
Hi everyone! Graduated from Bishop's University with a BBA Admin. Completed
my CMA at McGill. Was Finacial Controller for a computer company in the hey
days of Microsoft. I am now a Domestic Engineer living in Ottawa/Orleans with
my Husband of 8 years Ken, our kids Karl (5½) and Ashley(2). Looking forward
to hearing from you.
Doug
Kelly (Class of 84) zeropsa@hotmail.com
Since high school I've gone to Champlain CEGEP and McGill. I now live in Tulsa,
Oklahoma where I do something called brachytherapy.
I was married for 9 years, but now am happily divorced.
I have two daughters, one with my same initials, DAK.
I'm no longer quite as nerdy and introverted as I was in high school,
and I actually have some hobbies beyond computer programming and the Rubik's
Cube.
Liz
Elder (Class of 85) lizelder@sympatico.ca
Living in Texas
Kim
Crete-Bessette (Class of 86) kimincan@earthlink.net
Hi to everyone! I'm now a single
Mom with a beautiful son named Connor. We've been in Las Vegas for the past few years.
If anyone makes their way over here, please look me up, I'm a dealer
at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino.
Debbie
Clark (Class of 86) debbie.s.lowe@ca.eyi.com
After RVR, I went on to Champlain and then Concordia.
Got my BA in History, met my hubby Matt and moved to his home town of
Calgary. In summer 1993 started
working for Ernst and Young (I can't believe it's been nearly 10 years!) as
a receptionist, and moved around the departments.
I landed in tax and I now prepare personal tax returns for expatriates.
We had a little girl in Sept 99, Elizabeth and despite a tough start
with her (open heart surgery at 3.5 months to repair two holes and a valve)
she is a very happy and energetic child.
I'd love to hear from anyone. As
I said my brother put me on to this site and we had a lot of fun reminiscing.
Take care all.
Isabelle
Noguet (Class of 86) nogueti@rouville.com
Haven't seen or heard from much people since graduation...would be fun to have
a reunion...till then you can e-mail me if you know me...Isa
Patsy (Patricia) Laplante (Class of 87) plaplante@bihc.com
Lynne-Marie
Mathieu (Class of 87) martinkolenko@hotmail.com
Hi everybody! It has been quite a long time since graduation. A lot of time
has gone by and I haven't seen anybody. On easter week-end I saw Patsy Laplante
for the first time and she told me about this website. I never left Beloeil
after graduation. I met my husband 12 years ago, bought a house facing the Richelieu
River, and started our family. I have a 6 year old daughter called Olivia and
a new arrival who is 5 months old in which we named, Angelina. I started my
own business last year after being fed up of working for everybody else! Besides
that, I was very sad to see that RVR was closing. I went to RVR to get copies
of my transcripts last year and roaming through the corridors brought back so
many memories.
Phil
Weisman (Class of 87)
I'm in the process of videotaping my life but haven't had time to watch it yet
(take my advice and buy rechargeable batteries.)
It'll be available soon on my website (as soon as I find it.)
I've done much since grad, not least of which was writing my doctoral
thesis on why I like cats (they taste a lot like chicken.)
My career as a stand-up comic was going well... until I got up on stage.
My interests include (but are not limited to) picking up very old and
very wealthy women, stealthily subverting international trade negotiations,
lying on my tax forms (I was a self-employed beach-comber last year, this year...
maybe an Arabic/Kurdish translator for the UN, maybe just a life-boat captain,
or, no wait: a guru.
I can see it now, 'So, Mr. Weisman, what exactly does a guru do?'
'Well,' I would respond, 'I've always liked the mountains!' in a zen
tone of pen. I should think that
that would keep them busy 'till fiscal 2003.
You know, if you start your own religion, you don't have to pay any taxes.)
What else... Oh yes, there was that bout with the Montréal municipality
over some unpaid 'rollerblading in the Metro' tickets.
I'm sure they'll forget eventually.
I started a chain of recycling stores.
First, the store was retail, then wholesale, then going out of business.
I hope the trend catches on. Soon
I intend to become the world’s first trillionaire, at which time I can host
the class of '87 reunion (probably in 2087.)
If any of you will have died by then, it will be my pleasure to pay for
your re-animation. On a lighter
note, I have two children (at least, that's what my lawyer tells me.)
I hope to meet them someday. I've
had many wives (none of which were my own,) and hope to make fun of them in
future updates. Where was I, oh yes, now I remember. It was interesting to read that some of you have become priests,
bakers and business executives, but slightly disturbing to find out just how
many had become computer programmers and the like. Computers are just a fad... it'll blow over soon.
Just like break-dancing!!! Well,
stay well, or get well and all will be welling up with tears.
'Well I see by the clock on the wall,
that it's time to bid you, one and all,
so long, fare well, adieu, ...
goodbye 'till when we meet again.
P.S. Don't forget 2087,
I'll be waiting...PW
Elaine
Henderson (Class of 89) soucie@videotron.ca
I am currently living in the West Island.
I married Greg Soucie (McDonald Cartier '89)August 1995. We have worked
hard to see "Sparta Pewter" flourish (the Soucie family business).
We are excitedly expecting twin boys in July 2003.
John
Simich (Class of 89) jsimich@comlogix.ca
After graduation, I moved back to Ontario and attended Niagara College to finish
a Business / Marketing diploma. I then took it one step further and did my BA
in Business/Political Science at Brock University in St.Catharines. I became
obsessed with computers during colege and decided to turn my hobby into a career.
I was married to my lovely wife Kerri in 1999 and had a baby boy (Michael) on
January 21st, 2002. We lived and
worked in Toronto for many years until our little boy came along. kind of changed
our perspective on life. We traded
in our "fast-paced" lifestyles and Kerri decided to take some time
off work to stay home with our little guy.
It is now March 6th, 2003 and we are expecting another baby in September,
2003. We are now living in Grimsby,
ON (just outside Niagara Falls) and I now own and run my own software consulting
company... http://www.comlogix.ca .
Things are great and I look forward to getting back to the South Shore
someday.
Cheryl
Gower (Class of 91) cgower33@yahoo.com
Not too much to update- living outside Princeton NJ taking photography and loving
it!!!!
J.P. O'Connor (Class of 91) oconn22@hotmail.com
Eric Tousignant (Class of 92) toutou_com@hotmail
Minnie
Bouvy (Class of 93) minnie@internet.uqam.ca
Hi everyone! A quick recap of these last 10 years... I was supposed to graduate
at RVR but I moved a few months before. I'm now finishing my MA in history at
UQAM. Besides school, I'm a historic consultant for tv series (CBC, Historia
etc), have lots of future projects in the same domain and also teach history
at the BA level. I'm neither married nor have kids yet but I'd love to one day
when I have a bit more time! Feel free to write, it'll be nice to hear from
you.
Pascal
Dalpé (Class of 93) pascaldalpe@sympatico.ca
Salut tout le monde j'espere que tout va pour vous. De mon coté j'ai une bonne
ptite blonde ainsi qu'un bon et beau ptit bonhomme de 2 ans dans une maison
pas pire a Sainte-Julie. Je travaille comme monteur de lignes en télécomunication
pour la compagnie Expertech depuis 6 ans. Genez-vous pas pour m'écrire. Bye
Bye. PASCAL DALPÉ
Patrick Deschenes (Class of 93) patdeschenes2@hotmail.com
Melanie
Hogg (Class of 93) melaniehogg14@yahoo.ca
Hi Everyone! It has been so neat
to see all the messages from you. In
the last 10 years: I graduated from McGill with a B.Ed and spent the next year
and half teaching in London, England. Taught in Montreal for a while and am now back in Lancaster
(North of England). Have done a
fair bit of travelling around Europe and just trying to figure out where next
year will take me. I'd love to hear from you (and don't worry, I'll respond:
I'm a bit of a nerd when it comes to e-mail!) Hope to hear from you soon.
Isabelle
Payeur (Class of 93) mampayeur@hotmail.com
Bonjour tout le monde j'espère que vous aller tous bien 10 ans plus tard.Moi,
je vais très bien je fini mes études comme infimière. Je vie à québec depuis
6 ans. En espérant avoir de vos nouvelle bientôt.p.s. karyne giard j'aimerais
beaucoup avoir de tes nouvelles.
Jonathan
Muller (Class of 93) lovethedevil@hotmail.com
Gosh! Ten years already?
I just saw Catherine Raymond's pic...If you thought she was hot looking
in high school... Look at the girl now! As for me, well some people are just
late bloomers...I never thought I would finish high school, but I have gone
a little further since then. I havent finished that poli sci degree yet, but
that should get done in spring 2004... After that? I'll see but you never know,
lately I've had a few situations that distracted me away from my studies...I
am not making a lot of money right now, but with the fun I having now, who needs
money! I guess sometimes you have to learn a few things first before you jump
in the "real world"...LOL! I guess Chris Gilbert has finally learned
how to kiss women, he must have, because he's going to be a father in a few
months from now. James Reid and I went out for a "few" beers to celebrate
on Chris's behalf last night.
Gotta go, hope to see you guys soon.
Daniel David Pellicciotti (Class of 93) dan.pellicciott@pwgsc.gc.ca
Stephanie Constantin (Class of 94) stef_constantin@hotmail.com
Veronique
Cyr (Class of 94) Vero_Nadeau@hotmail.com
Been living in Ottawa for 6 years with my husband Marc. Currently working at
Hewlett-Packard Canada in administration. Would like to hear from anyone 8)
Catherine
Rose Cunningham (Class of 94) supercat_27@hotmail.com
Graduated from RVR to move on to Champlain (how original) and then to McGill
where I graduated with a B.Arts in Psychology, Certificate in Human Resources
and now I am studying Public Relations.
The eternal student I guess! Never
thought it would happen, but I got an unsports related job (who would have thought!)
working for an international car glass company.
If you ever need a new windshield - you know who to call!
It would be great to hear from an old classmate, so don't hesitate. Cat
David
Laroche (Class of 94) dlaroche97@hotmail.com
Starting graduate studies at Université de Sherbrooke.
Dan
LeGrand (Class of 94) juicyjiggle@hotmail.com
What to say, What to say??? Well,
here's my Nutshell; Most importantly, I have a beautiful son named Shawn-Josh
LeGrand, Who turned 5 on September 13, 2002.
Besides that, I graduated from Champlain in Creative Arts and then shortly
after moved to St. Charles on a
farm in the Boonies. Did 1 1/2
years in Film Production at Concordia.
Moved to Montreal. Went
back to school in Computer Assisted Sound Design, and I now work anonymously
as a Composer/Sound Designer/Sound Engineer/Producer, and have a small studio
in my apartment. I'll be moving
to Mexico this summer for a year, with my beautiful angel, Naila Sinave (class
of 96), whom I have been with for the past 4 1/2 years.
No we never met at RVR, although we went to the same school for 3 years.
Love can be so blind.
Please feel free to send me an email and let me know what's up. I'd love to hear from all of you who shared with me all those great memories of RVR, Gabies and the Poutinerie (not to mention the railroad tracks) :)
Patricia McGowan (Class of 94) patriciamcgowan2000@yahoo.com
Cara
Michaud (Class of 94) caramic24@hotmail.com
I moved to P.E.I. soon after prom in '94. Went to university and decided it
wasn't what I wanted to do. I've been working in retail as part of management
for the last 7yrs. Love it. I've met so many great people. A couple of days
before 9/11 I met this wonderful guy and we'll be getting married July 5 this
year. We own a house together and about 4 VW's. One in excellent condition the
other 3 we're working on. I haven't been back to Montreal since August 2000
for Melanie Hazel's wedding but hope to go back for a visit for our 10yr reunion.
Hope to hear from some of you soon.
Philip
Horne (Class of 95) little_big_horne@hotmail.com
Graduated from Dawson in 1999 DEC in C.R.L.T. Community Recreation Leadersip
Training. Am currently working
as an activities coordinator for a french high school in Greenfield park, am
living in St-Hubert and just bought a house.
I got hitched to a French speaking lawyer and have been married since
1999. I have a 2 1/2 year old named
William and a second one is on the way. Keeping my fingers crossed for daddy’s
little girl due October 2003!
Feel free to contact me, it'll be great hearing from you.
Daniel
Gagnon (Class of 95) dropajam@hotmail.com
Still alive... isn’t that strange? Now I’m stuck in Alberta drilling for oil
on an oilrig, yay. fun fun. You know how Mr. Ewert used to say how Canada was
just a big wasteland? its true, there’s not much to see besides some really
sad looking trees that looked like they were badly abused their whole lives.
Everything you hear about oilrigs is true. You make piles of money, and almost
die every other day. My first day this guy got his fingers ripped right off,
right in front of me, I was a little shocked at first then I just decided that
i would be traumatized for a while. If for any reason you feel like you need
to go work on an oil rig, do it. Actually don’t, work at McDonalds, you get
free hamburgers. (I think anyways..)
Isabelle
Bernier (Class of 96) winfuzz@aol.com
Hello everyone!
Well as most of you know I got married last year to Terry Price and we are now
working on getting our house built for next spring out in the country. I am
currently working for Lassonde Juices as the coordinator of the trade-marketing
department. I'd like to hear from you to see what you have been up to and to
catch up for the last 6 years. Take care!!!
Devin Fraser (Class of 96) dfraser14@yahoo.ca
Adrienne
Lalande (Class of 96) adrienne.l@videotron.ca
Graduated from Champlain with a DEC in Creative Arts. Have been a professional
pet groomer for about 4 yrs, and work at a vet clinic in St-Hubert. I absolutely
LOVE my job!! Did 1 year of Animal Health at Vanier, but didn't like it, so
I dropped it. I'm planning on studying to become Certified Master Groomer. My
life revolves around pets (have 3: 1 dog, 2 cats) and have recently started
horse-back riding again. Feel free to e-mail me... (unlike some of my customers)
I don't bite!!
Melanie
Loiselle (Class of 96) loisellemelanie@hotmail.com
For the past four years I have been living in Toronto. I am starting my Masters
in Sept.03 in Photographic Preservation and Collections Management - will be
heading off to Paris, France to do an internship next summer then its off to
New York for a year. After that - who knows where I’ll end up.....
Shane Rochon (Class of 97) shanerochon@hotmail.com
Tom
Herbster (Class of 98) octane_17@hotmail.com
You probably remember me as the guy who left in 96' but just want to say "hi"
to everyone I knew.
Bradley
Currie (Class of 99) rebelofthesacredhearts@hotmail.com
I've moved to New York and will soon be going to study in culinary arts.
I graduated from Dawson in 03 with my D.E.C in Fine Arts. It would be nice to
hear from past classmates. Feel free to email.
Stephen
Cochrane (Class of 00) Skaterfreak65@hotmail.com
What's up? I’m doing a DEP in mechanics to finish for Jan '04, then I don't
know what's next. Write to me if you want to :)
David
Sanscartier (Class of 00) mr_muscle18@hotmail.com
Hey guys well life’s going all right for now I’m done school for now working
as a full time machinist. I am now proud to say that i have become a part time
firefighter for the town of McMasterville and loving every minute of it. Next
year if all goes well i plan on returning to school to become a full time firefighter
for the Montreal region. Anyways i hope everyone’s doing well and i hope to
hear from you soon.
Alexandra
Shand (Class of 03) fun_fodien_84@yahoo.ca
I am studying Liberal Arts at Champlain College.
I miss high school very much, and all the people I no longer see as well.
It is very sad that RVR has closed, but we can still keep the memories
alive within us.