St. Emily Class Reunion

I'm sad to announce that Linda (Derken) Bessen passed away on Monday December 17th. She had battled MS for a number of years. I knew Linda
as a classmate from school, as a friend and as a patient for many years. She was a kind,gentle soul and always remember her with a great smile. She will be missed by all who knew her.             

There was an Informal Gathering of our Class Thursday October 11th  at the Portillo's in Arlington Heights, Illinois. Laughs, stories and a good time was had by those who attended. We hope to gather again next year as well.

Pictures from the 50th Reunion are now posted on this site. Click on: St Emily Class 1967 Reunion Photos in the blue side bar.

Pictures from the 50th Reunion are also posted on Facebook at:   St. Emily Class 1967

Dear Classmates:

On Thurday September 14th, 2017 JoAnn Fletcher(Bonaguidi) presented a $1000 gift in the form of 40 wireless keyboards and 37 stands for Apple IPAd Minis to the school board, from our  graduating Class of 1967.

Best Regards,

Mark Hattenhauer

The St. Emily Class of 1967 50th Reunion was June 10th, 2017. The reunion was held in the St. Emily School Gym. Thank you to all those who attended and made it a great evening. All of you being there, made the night a great success . I believe a good time was had by all.

  Friday, June 9th was  the golf outing  at Old Orchard Country Club in Mt. Prospect. Thank you to Bill Aberle, JoAnn Bonaguidi, Mike Geisser, Tim Gillespie, Mark Hineman, Kevin King, Mike Kozel, Tony Mancini, Tom Schultz, Dave Snelten and Dan Wuerl for coming out to play golf. What a great group and the weather was spectacular. Afterwards we all went to the Sports Page for some adult beverages, a bite to eat and to renew old memories and make some new ones.

The origin of this class reunion began with myself, Kevin King and Dan Wuerl playing golf some years ago, in an annual event we called the "St. Emily Dental Open" and talking about it.   Thank you to all fellow classmates, those who attended and those who were unable for connecting and making a few new memories to add to many old ones.

Mark Hattenhauer