On Monday, December 17, 2018 at 9:52:09 PM UTC-5, careyc...@gmail.com wrote:   
   > On Sunday, November 5, 2017 at 4:44:13 PM UTC-4, randy...@sympatico.ca wrote:   
   > > On Thursday, 5 November 1998 03:00:00 UTC-5, Carey Craig  wrote:   
   > > > Dear Fellow Base Brats;   
   > > >                                         I would love to hear from those   
   > > > of you who attended the Vicount Alexander School during the period   
   > > > 1956-62 .  I am especially looking for old childhood friends who lived   
   > > > on Altair Avenue. Also others who may have been profoundly influenced   
   > > > through out the years by their base brat experiences.   
   > > >                                                                  Carey   
   > > > Craig   
   > >    
   > > Hi Craig -   
   > > Been a while but my sister a I attended Woodfall School which later became   
   Viscount Alexander. We lived in Area 7, on Mars Street in the very first PMQs   
   constructed at the base. My favorite memory is seeing all the Airforce Day   
   flying practices prior    
   to the actual event., which was the 2nd weekend every June. I'm Randy, and my   
   sister is Sharron - last name Hunter. My dad was a career airman (CEPE), and   
   served two terms of office as the Mayor of Rockcliffe. My best friend was   
   Jimmy Lavigne, and his    
   dad was 408 Sqdn.   
   > > That was many moons ago - and it's all gone now, except for the memories !   
   >    
   > Hello Randy,,,,,please email me at " careycraig@eastlink.ca " I believe I   
   may know your family!!   
      
   HI, Rockcliffites! Gary Gayda, retired in Belleville, ON.   
   Didn't go to Viscount Alexander School, but I did attend Rideau High School   
   from 1961-1965. My girlfriend, Bonnie Riseley - now wife - went to Lisgar   
   Collegiate Institute. We lived at 56 and 58 McLeod Crescent (same duplex).    
   Sad to see the Base and PMQ's levelled.   
   Anyone there at that time remember us?   
      
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