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12/25/25 10:23 AM #8928    

 

Bill Williams

Thank you Bill for all you do.keeping our class.communicating


12/25/25 01:08 PM #8929    

 

Nelson Evans

Merry Christmas to all and to all a good year!

Nova, for Christmas, The Villages let's you play on all of the championship courses for free, all day. I thought of you when we were out there.


12/25/25 09:36 PM #8930    

 

Randy Richardson (Richardson)

I too want to wish all y'all a Great Christmas and a healthy New Year!!!!

 

HUBBA HUBBA


12/26/25 12:02 PM #8931    

 

Nova Guynes

Nelson – Merry Christmas and I hope you have a Great 2026.

Although I am not playing for free at the championship course in the Villages, I will be playing at Magnolia Greens in Leland, NC.  I will be playing 9 holes Saturday and 18 on Sunday.  I have been playing pretty good for an old guy.  I beat the younger guys I play with pretty often, of course when you are 80 everyone is younger


12/26/25 03:53 PM #8932    

 

Connie Schuerman (Von Dielingen)

Ok Nova & Nelson ... I also am very blessed to still be playing golf !  And today I'm very unhappy on this golf course because of so many of the senior men are hitting off of the ladies tees as senior tees   -   So hopefully you guys are still hitting off the white or blue tees !!      Nova - terrific picture of you & your wife !! 
 

 

 


12/26/25 04:03 PM #8933    

 

Connie Schuerman (Von Dielingen)

HUBBA  HUBBA - Randy !!    HAPPY NEW YEAR EVERYONE! 


12/27/25 12:26 PM #8934    

 

Nelson Evans

Just FYI Nove & Connie..We now have 803 holes of golf here in The Villages. Supposedly, that is the most for any location in the world. So there is a lot to choose from.

Happy New Year to all of our RHS classmates.


12/27/25 02:14 PM #8935    

 

Connie Schuerman (Von Dielingen)

Hi Nelson !    WOWZER 800 holes there at the Village's  / that's awesome however I have noticed anymore after two days of 18 holes, I'm ready for a day off on that third straight day !!  ðŸ¤ª.     The only courses that we have played around you and one that I really loved playing and one of my favorites in that area. -  we have never played at the village's golf courses BUT If you ever get a chance -  play Inverness golf and country club ....  It's been several years since we've played there since we're in the panhandle part of Florida now but we used to drive there from Tampa to play it / as it has fantastic 72 holes !!  I'm sure you and Jeannie are there at the villages now for the winter ....  enjoy !!   Hugs ! 


12/27/25 11:24 PM #8936    

 

W Leggett

MY NEW TRAVEL BAGS. DO I GET THE LOOKS LIKE WHO IS THIS PERSON

 


12/28/25 01:25 AM #8937    

 

Cheryl Corazzi (Essex)

Bill, I'll take the one on the right. I always love the embossed eather look. I dare say that they easily can fit all my clothing in one!


12/28/25 06:06 PM #8938    

 

Connie Schuerman (Von Dielingen)

Hey there Wildman !!   Great Volkswagen luggage 🤪  I'm sure they're one of a kind..... haven't talked to you in forever - hope all is well!!   Hugs dear friend ! 

 


12/28/25 07:54 PM #8939    

 

W Leggett

Connie Schuerman WHO? ARE YOU? DO I KNOW YOU, NOW I REMEMBER I ANSWERED YOUR PHONE A COUPLEOF TIMES AT A RHS REUNION. ONE WAS YOUR DAUGHTER, (1ST THING SHE SAID WHO IS THAT MAN THAT HAS YOUR PHONE. SAME REUNION, WE ARE ALL SITTING DOWN FOR BREAKFAST. NELSON CALLS YOU. WANTED TO KNOW WHAT WAS I DOING ANSWERING YOUR PHONE AND WAS I IN YOUR ROOM. I AM (lol)  SEE I MIGHT BE GETTING UP IN AGE, BUT I STILL HAVE A GOOD MEMORY.

THE OLD WILDMAN

I COULD ADD A FEW MORE REMARKS IF YOU LIKE. RED TOENAILS AT THE BEACH IN FL


12/28/25 09:59 PM #8940    

 

Connie Schuerman (Von Dielingen)

Bill -  it's great hearing from you and your memory is "right on" !!  What a fun 50th reunion weekend !  Oh and by the way - still wearing the red toenail polish !! 🤪.   Thought of you as we ate at the Crazy Lobster last week .


12/28/25 10:00 PM #8941    

 

Connie Schuerman (Von Dielingen)


12/29/25 09:57 AM #8942    

 

Nova Guynes

Connie & Nelson – I hit off the Senior tees most of the time.  One group I golf with makes me golf off the white tees.  I don’t hit my drives that far, 165 to 195 yards, but my second shot and chips are pretty good.  I concentrate on hitting the ball straight instead of long.  I have been golfing in the 80’s, which is better than I did last year.  I do need to work on my putting. 

My subdivision isn’t a senior community but there are a lot of seniors in this area.  My main golf course is 5 minutes away with 10 more within 30 minutes and probably 30 more within 60 minutes.  I do like golfing and wish I would have taken it up earlier in life instead of in my 60’s, 


12/30/25 04:23 PM #8943    

 

Clark Walter

Just a quick note to wish all my RHS friends HAPPY NEW YEAR and blessing for a successful 2026.


01/01/26 05:16 PM #8944    

 

Gary Price

HAPPY NEW YEAR!   

Price Squirrel Circus Update of Dec. 31, 2025: Poaching Performers' Hindrances & Failures

 

A video compilation of poaching performers' hindrances and failures of 2025

 

 

 


01/02/26 09:24 PM #8945    

 

Clark Walter

Love the squirrel pictures!


01/03/26 12:27 AM #8946    

 

Cheryl Corazzi (Essex)

Your squirrel circus brightens my day. He is a persistent varmit. 


01/04/26 11:09 AM #8947    

 

Gary Price

Price Squirrel Circus Poaching Performers' SUCCESSES of 2025

 

This video compilation of rogue acrobats' notable successes in 2025 starts with a leap previously shared.  It concludes with the latest innovation: "the windowsill leap."


01/05/26 09:54 AM #8948    

 

Nova Guynes

Gary, the squirrel poaching performances are very entertaining.  They will not stop until they get their prize.  I hope they continue to overcome all the obstacles that are used to stop them.  Great Videos. 


01/05/26 05:50 PM #8949    

 

Dick Storey

What viruses an infectious-disease doctor is watching for in 2026

I research virus outbreaks around the world. Here’s what I’ll be keeping an eye on in 2026 that could cause infections in unexpected places or cases.

January 4, 2026 at 9:51 a.m.

Washington Post

Guest column by Patrick Jackson

This article was produced in collaboration with The Conversation, a nonprofit news organization.

A new year might mean new viral threats.

Old viruses are constantly evolving (Patrick means viral populations evolve, and not just "old ones"—RS). A warming and increasingly populated planet puts humans in contact with more and different viruses. And increased mobility means that viruses can rapidly travel across the globe along with their human hosts.

As an infectious diseases physician and researcher, I’ll be keeping an eye on a few viruses in 2026 that could be poised to cause infections in unexpected places or in unexpected numbers.

Bird flu or avian influenza A — on the cusp of a pandemic

Influenza A is a perennial threat. The virus infects a wide range of animals and has the ability to mutate rapidly. The most recent influenza pandemic — caused by the H1N1 subtype of influenza in 2009 — killed over 280,000 people worldwide in its first year, and the virus continues to circulate today. This virus was often called swine flu because it originated in pigs in Mexico before circulating around the world.

(there is more) https://www.washingtonpost.com/health/2026/01/04/bird-flu-mpox-ooropouche-virus/?utm_campaign=wp_post_most&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&carta-url=https%3A%2F%2Fs2.washingtonpost.com. 

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If not yet, please get the flu vacination if you can. It does not always prevent infection -success est. at 80% +.

It does help people not get so and stay out of the hospital.


 


01/05/26 06:11 PM #8950    

 

Fred Miller

Many of you may know Pat Sullins.  She went to Eastside School, and then to North Junior High.  She was in the class of 1963 up until the 11th grade.  After the 11th grade, she went to summer school, and then finished the 12th grade and graduated with us in the class of 1962 so she could get married.  

Bill, if you could put her obituary in the "In Memory" section of the class of 1963, it would be greatly appreciated.  Many thanks in advance.

 

Pat Sullins (Carpenter)VIEW PROFILE

Pat Sullins (Carpenter)

 

 

Patricia Ann Sullins (Schear-Carpenter)
December 27, 1944 - December 15, 2025

 

Patricia Ann Schear-Carpenter entered into the presence of Jesus on December 15, 2025. Pat was born December 27, 1944 in Portales, New Mexico to Chester and Thelma Sullins. She lived in Roswell, New Mexico most of her life and graduated with honors from Roswell High School in May, 1962. On June 15, 1962, she married Tony Perkins with whom she had three children. On November 25, 1972, she married Ken Schear. Ken preceded her in death on March 15, 2009. For many years, Pat enjoyed working alongside Ken on the ranches he managed. They also owned and operated Schear Pump and Windmill in Capitan, New Mexico. Once her children were adults, Pat earned an Associate of Arts degree from ENMU-Roswell and worked as a medical transcriptionist for ENMMC. In 2007, Pat and Ken returned to Roswell from Capitan, and Pat learned to tap and line dance and became a line dance instructor. As a member of the Rac-a-Taps and the Dancing Rascals, Pat performed countless times at area nursing homes and events. She also won many gold medals competing with her dancing friends in the Senior Olympics. In 2013, she received the Courage Award from New Mexico Senior Olympics because of the many times she overcame significant health challenges. On March 22, 2016, David Carpenter and Pat were married and moved to the LA Ranch in Roswell where David survives her. 

Besides most types of dancing, Pat also enjoyed bowling, traveling (especially on cruise ships), playing board and card games (especially poker), playing slot machines at The Inn of the Mountain Gods and other casinos, attending ranch rodeos, and watching PBR competitions. Pat's favorite times were spent with family watching children and grandchildren compete in sporting and school events, attending birthday parties, graduation ceremonies, weddings, and celebrating various holidays. Pat always supported and encouraged her family members to do their best and was the first to proudly share their accomplishments.

Pat's recent memberships included Grace Community Church, Roswell Community Bible Study, Mensa, Phi Theta Kappa, Beta Sigma Phi, and Corriente Cowbelles. 

In addition to her husband, Pat is survived by her children: Lisa (Mark) Martin of Capitan, New Mexico, Dean (Liz) Schear of Bulverde, Texas, and David (Veronica) Schear of Dumas, Texas; grandchildren: Dustin Martin (Adelina Garcia), Brandon Martin (Damaris Martinez), Brittany Schear, Makenzie Martin (Nathan Sims), Kayla Mitchell (Jalan), Ashlyn Martin, Jacob Martin, Adriana Moore (Myles), Caleb Martin, and Aaron Santana; great-grandchildren Jordon, Jaydon, Jayce, Ariana, Jaylen, Jeremiah, Kaylani, Jade, Benaiah, Kyrie, Karma, Kira, Lyght, and Micah (arriving February 2026); brother Roger (Tamara) Sullins, nieces Lori (Xavier) Jurado and daughters and Lia (Rone) Luczynski; stepchildren Ross (Tammy) Carpenter and D'Aun (Mike) Pierce and their families; and many cousins and their families.

A celebration of Pat's life will be held on Saturday, January 10, 2026 at 2:00 p.m. at Lagrone's Funeral Chapel in Roswell. In lieu of flowers, the family requests contributions to Corriente Cowbelles, c/o Terri Knight, PO Box 52, Nogal, NM 88341; St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, TN 38105; Operation Christmas Child/Samaritan's Purse, PO Box 3000, Boone, NC 28607.

 


01/05/26 07:55 PM #8951    

 

Connie Schuerman (Von Dielingen)

Fred ....  thank you so very much for posting Pat's obituary!

 Pat also attended East junior high her eighth grade year as she was a cheerleader with Sue Ann Carpenter, Kay Skipper, Queda Watson,  Sha Eddins and myself ....    Pat was a really great gal - lots of fun and a dear old friend !   


01/06/26 10:36 AM #8952    

 

Bill Williams

I was sorry to hear of Pat's passing, she was a very sweet lady


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