Kasey Cermak Heidsieck
- December 17th, 2018
I remember a sweet, funny boy, and could not have wished for a more wonderful first boyfriend. His mother and I corresponded a bit after his death. Here is what she said about her son, "I believe he tried to make life better for his fellow man in the practice of medicine...you cannot believe the number of people who told me of his loving care and attention to them." Gone from us much too soon.
Larry Wells
- December 13th, 2018
Dr. Paul Classen. One of my very best friends. I believe he started attending SFX in the 3rd or 4th grade. I'd sleep over at his house and he'd sleep over at my house. He and I both were into ham radio,
He and I played little league BB at the JCC. He played catcher and hit numerous home runs. He had a great arm. He got really pissed once when I stole 2nd bse on him, otherwise he had thrown all other base thieves out. I ended up scoring the go ahead run, BUT he hit a 2 run homer to win the game. We laughed about that for years.
I went to Auburn and he went to Tennessee. His dorm room was inside Neyland Stadium. I co-op'd in Oak Ridge. I was not allowed to bring a car up there. I'd ride the Hound Dog home every 2 weeks. The Greyhound station was walking distance from the UT campus. I'd get into Knoxville late Sunday and sleep on Paul's concrete dorm floor and then take the early bus to Oak Ridge Monday AM.
I really miss the guy.
