5/4/23
Way to Go, Rose and Mark! You are both looking great, young, attractive etc etc :o) -- so wonderful you kept on touch through all the years! ....(sorry for the loss of your longtime friend, Rose – as you once said, ‘We can always make new friends, but old friends are irreplaceable.’
Take care, both of you, you’re irreplaceable to me…..
Therese H

Hey Steve, Happy Birthday! You look as good and healthy as you did way-back-when :o)
Enjoy your big day!
Therese

Posted on: Jan 23, 2022 at 11:05 AM

Dear Fellow CT Alums:
I am looking for a legitimate and honorable Armed Forces charity, and would like to hear from anyone out there who has vetted such charities (and especially those established in Michigan).
I know a handful of Vietnam vets from Cass who have died in that war (ex: Joe Logan, a friend from my Commercial art classes).
Thank you.
And a very special “THANK YOU for your service” to all who have served, and are now serving, in the military.
Sincerely,
Therese

Posted on: Jan 08, 2022 at 12:39 PM

Re another reunion:

Thank you Kathy, for posting pictures to add to those from CT's 40th Reunion.
It was THIS particular reunion (the 40th) that I cherished most, it was for me the sweetest of all reunions. From its warm milieu, to the gabby energy, from the front desk sign-in where I and twin sister fellow '67 grad Rose Hercher Wright were so warmly greeted----continuing throughout the night, I loved it all, loved reuniting again with the students from my commercial art homeroom, loved the meal and the music, the soft and kind mellow back-lighting.... we all seemed on top of our game, interested and sassy and hot :o). --I remember too that it was probably the last year I could confidently wear stiletto heels without weaving all over the place :o( ---- that I remember well and wistfully too)....
Overall, it was a magical night, with people who shared with me 40+ years ago the most important experiences of our mutual formative years….
Therese Hercher

Posted on: Jul 25, 2020 at 3:11 PM

Mark, such an incredibly sad story. What a sweet young soul, innocence and naïveté exude from her, such a horrid end for a kind girl with initiative enough to invite herself into Cass Tech. Thanks for sharing this with us, it will make me yet more attuned to children and young adults around me.

The weight of Marlene’s fate, after all this time, must be impossibly heavy to bear. I hope it diminishes, even as you remember the girl herself, gentle with animals and surely people too.
Therese Hercher

Posted on: Feb 19, 2018 at 10:23 PM

Thank you Kathy, for posting these 15 pictures to add to those from CT's 40th Reunion.

It was THIS particular reunion (the 40th) that I cherished most, it was for me the sweetest of all reunions. From its warm milieu, to the gabby energy from the front desk sign-in continuing throughout the night, I loved it all, loved reuniting again with the students from my commercial art homeroom, loved the meal and the music, the soft and kind mellow back-lighting.... we all seemed on top of our game, interested and sassy and hot :o). --I remember too that it was probably the last year I could confidently wear stiletto heels without weaving all over the place :o( that I remember well and wistfully)....

So anyway, Kathy, thanks for these 40th reunion pictures, I’ll add them to the others, and enjoy another walk --in flats-- down memory-lane…