Our Brian Gregg Memorial Fundraiser Results . . . so far

  • $3,000 from Brian Gregg Memorial Golf Outing, to be paired with matching funds from Wal-Mart, creating six $1,000 scholarships for six graduating seniors from the class of 2008 -- two each from Harry S Truman [Brian's alma mater], Neshaminy [the district where he lived] and Council Rock North [the district where he served.]
  • Teak wood park bench with plaque, placed at Brian Gregg Memorial Park
  • $1,440 cash raised from auctions, presented to Kella Gregg for son Kyle's education

Wednesday, June 4, 2008

Truman grads awarded Gregg Scholarships


On June 4 Class of '77 President Chris Marlow and Vice President Jaki Angelo Mason had the honor of presenting the Officer Brian Gregg Memorial Scholarship to two recipients of this year's Truman Award during Honors Night. Mark Pfender and Derilyn Devlin, pictured above with Chris and Jaki, received $1,000 -- $750 each from our fund-raising efforts and $250 each donated by Wal-Mart.
Joe Favoroso was on hand to snap these great photos.
Also awarded tonight, two $1,000 scholarships each to Neshaminy seniors
Michael Zilberman and Rebecca Douglas.

Chris Marlow, Lou Volpe and Jaki Angelo Mason strike a pose.

Jaki and Chris explain how the award came about.

Jaki and Chris address a captive audience!

And the Oscar goes to . . .

Monday, August 13, 2007

Park bench dedication@Brian Gregg Memorial Park

Group shot of Brian's parents, John and Nancy Gregg, along with their son's classmates from Woodrow Wilson Class of '77, with the bench placed at the
Congress Street park in Newtown Borough.
See more photos or add your own:
wilsonclassof77.shutterfly.com

Thursday, August 2, 2007

Golf is fun for everyone!


In an effort to make the most of our Brian Gregg Memorial Golf Outing Aug. 10, our golf guru Jim Ferland is willing to waive the entry deadline and accept payment at the golf course.

JUST SHOW UP AND HAVE A GREAT TIME!
You don't have to be a classmate to join in the fun.
Whether you are a serious golfer, or just want to show off your new golf mini skort, it's going to be a blast.
8 a.m. to noon
Middletown Country Club
$125
email: jmfhockey@qwest.net if you are thinking about joining us.

Sunday, July 22, 2007

How do you get on the A-list? Just send in your reunion ticket money and you're in with the in-crowd. Head count so far -- 50 classmates and 15 significant others:
Kitty Alves
Jaki Angelo
Brenda Audria
Alma Banta
Bill Barker
Clare Bechtal
Bob Bennie
Chris Birdsey
Angie Boddace
Tyrone Brown
Alvin Cadlett
Mike Conn
Jeanie Cooper
Nancy Cunningham
Bernadette Dasconio
Marie Deratto
Barbara Drobeck
Tim Dunn
Tom Erb
Joe Favoroso
Jim Ferland
Jim Festa
Linda Funk
Barb Galeone
Beth Gourley
Kevin Grevera
Jerry Griffen
Stuart Gross
Diane Hargrave
Bill Hibbs
Sue Hutchinson
Sue Kirstner
Karen Koch
Mark Kowalsky
Steve Kreshover
Brenda Lane
William Kozemchek
Carol Mandel
Debbie Meany
Ann Melville
Kathy Mignogna
Kevin Mills
Chris Molden
Mike Papineau
Tony Parsons
Mike Peterson
Bruce Pressman
Dotty Quigley
Roy Remsburg
Jim Robidoux
Bruce Sanchez
Jim Shackett
Dave Sherbin
Roger Solomon
Drew Sonentag
Susan Suppers
John Tancini
Debbie Veight
Tom Zelinsky

Thursday, July 12, 2007


IMPORTANT:
GOLFERS SHOULD CONTACT JIM FERLAND AT jmfhockey@qwest.net TO REGISTER OR OTHER INFO. E-MAIL ADDRESS WAS INCORRECT IN JULY 12 COURIER TIMES ARTICLE
Officer Brian Gregg, on patrol
Click here to view our online Evite and find out who's on board so far. Or register and RSVP online NOW!
To donate goods for our Aug. 10 reunion/auction, email jakimason@aol.com or djacc59@msn.com

Wednesday, June 27, 2007

Ticket information is in the mail...

Everything you need to be a part of Woodrow Wilson Class of '77 High School Reunion is in the mail. Thanks to Jaki Angelo for all the envelope stuffing and licking. Inside your packet you'll also find a golf registration form for the Brian Gregg Memorial Golf Outing, to be held the morning of Aug. 10.
Plans are taking shape and donations are starting to come in from area businesses in support of our benefit/auction, to be held during our class reunion.
The only thing missing is you . . . so take a moment in the next day or two, fill out your forms and mail them back to Jaki ASAP!
TOP 10 Lamest Excuses For
Skipping Your 30th Reunion
(and snappy rebuttals):

10. I'm in denial that it's been that long and I am that old
(It has been and you are, but so what? On the bright side, you're still alive and this is the best life you're going to have, so get over it and participate)
9. I've skipped all the others; why should this be any different?
(Because you're older and wiser, and you might make an unexpected social or business connection).
8. I can't think of anyone I want to see
(Maybe your memory is failing, but that's all right. We'll remind you of why reuniting with old classmates is cool).
7. I can't afford the ticket price.
A measely 40 bucks? Just cut back on beer, cigarettes and Dunkin Donuts for a week and you're all set.)
6. I'm too fat.
(How fat is too fat? Honest, it really doesn't matter to anyone but you.)
5. I will be on vacation.
(That's tricky, but where there's a will there's a way to adjust your schedule. Since it's a weekend of events, you don't have to do it all.)
4. But that's my night to watch "Kyle XY," "National Bingo" and "20/20."
(Get a life -- and a TiVO.)
3. I don't have anything to wear.
(There's no dress code. Hawaiian shirt? No problem. Toga? If you must. Hey, come in drag if you want. Just come.)
2. I'm not a drinker or a dancer or a small-talker.
(Then you will be in charge of taking embarrassing photos of the rest of us drinking too much and dancing on the tables.)
1.
What if it's no fun?
(Then you can be in charge of our 35th reunion!)