Happy 50th Anniversary, Steve Quick and Susan Ogle,
and God's Blessings.
Wednesday, December 10, 2025
Tuesday, December 9, 2025
Kris Streed Practiced on Patty Puck
My only photo of Kris Streed came from this classic. Her husband is quite frail, as she commented not long ago. They have been married more than 50 years. She was also in the Lago's photo when she was having laughs about Andreen (Augustana) dorm and Christina Ellenberger Jackson, who was also in that dorm.
Sunday, December 7, 2025
Happy Anniversary and God's Blessings, Garry and Barbara.
Happy 51st Wedding Anniversary - Garry and Barbara Temple Black
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| Happy Anniversary and God's Blessings, Garry and Barbara. |
Thursday, December 4, 2025
Monday, December 1, 2025
A Lot of 66s Honoring the 1966s
But Wait! 7s! Going Over for 8s!
Golden Anniversary Links
Click for the Linked Posts, Send Corrections in a Kind and Sensitive Way
Some of Our Famous Moliners - So Much Delight in Noting Their Fame
Famous alumni
- Ken Berry: Actor
- Donald K. Sundquist: former governor of Tennessee
- Jim Jamieson: professional golfer
- Tom Railsback: U.S. Congressman from 1967–83
- Steve Kuberski: professional basketball player, Boston Celtics
- Bonnie Bartlett: television and film actress
- Louis Bellson: Jazz Drummer. His death is described here.
- Acie Earl: professional basketball player, Boston Celtics
- Brad Hopkins: professional football player, Tennessee Titans
- Paula Sands: Anchor of KWQC-TV 6
- Leon Roady: Inventor of Cobbin' Corn's mango popcorn.
- Jake Peterson: Reporter/ WEAR ABC Pensacola, Florida.
- John Baker, Jr. - Medal of Honor.
- Malcolm Bosse graduated from MHS as valedictorian and went to Yale. He was famous as a writer.
- Stephanie Sundine became a famous opera singer and director.
- Bonnie Bartlett is an Emmy award winning actress - St. Elsewhere.
- Jann Carl - TV journalist, Jerry Lewis Telethon, Entertainment Tonight.
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| Name that star! |
Some of us have reached the age where we try hard to remember the names and distinctions, so it is especially enjoyable to gather friends and fans from within the Moline Memories. More have noticed lately, and that is fun for the givers and receivers. As Barb Garst would have said, "Don't just leave your hand up in the air! Say something!"
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