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from Jack Senn
Hi Tom, I was going to write a couple of weeks
ago, but about that time I saw that the domain registration for ua75.com
had expired. I now see that it is back again.. I wasn’t sure that you
were still maintaining the website, but like the rest of the lifetime
appointments we seem to wind up with, I figured I’d start with you and
if there is anyone else that should be getting this, please forward it
to them. I have some sad news concerning one of
our fellow classmates, Jim Cox. An old friend of mine who I had lost
track of many years ago, he has been showing up on your “Lost Souls”
page for quite some time. I’ve been trying to locate him through
Yahoo, LinkedIn and Facebook for the last couple of years, although when
you only have Jim Cox and Washington D.C. to work with it is like
finding a needle in a haystack. Anyway, there was a reunion of the
Boulevard Presbyterian youth group a couple of weeks ago and Jim’s
sister Kathy (Class of ’74) was there. She said that Jim passed away
about three years ago. There are a few more details that I have that
really are not necessary to go into here. Long story to go around, but I would like
to have you post his picture on the “In Memoriam” wall if you could.
There may be some people who wondered whatever happened to him. So many
of the “Lost Souls” we don’t know what happened to them, but maybe
this brings just a little closure. Jim was quite a character back in the
day. I was in his wedding and I am sad that I have not seen him in
almost 20 years. Again, as someone who moved away from
Columbus almost 25 years ago, I do appreciate what you do with the
website. All of my family has moved away from Arlington so I have not
been back to town in years. Maybe some day when things slow down a
little ….. Thanks again. Jack Jack Senn E-mail: jsenn@spinematrix.com
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