Lee's Summit 1967 Class

Tributes and Memories

There's another one in only five years!
E-mail Addresses & Websites
Pictures from our Reunion October 2007
Tributes and Memories
Reunion Booklet

 
*** New Web Site: www.lshs1967.com ***
 
(Content here will remain for now, but will not be updated.)
 
 
Tributes and Memories
 
Our deceased classmates. 
 
Bill Waugh's picture is unavailable at the present and a special tribute to Cindy Ramey is provided  in a separate section at the bottom of this page. 
 
https://lsclass67.tripod.com/deceased_classmates

Deceased Classmates

 
 
 

I've started an album of our classmates' pictures.

https://lsclass67.tripod.com/classmates

 
 
 
Need an address of one of our classmates?
Have a tribute or dedication for one of your classmates?
  e-mail Dave Balke  dbalke@everestkc.net
 
 

Cindy Ramey
 
We remember Cindy Ramey. . .  https://lsclass67.tripod.com/cindy
 
Surely, Dr. Cindy West Ramey, represented the BEST of the LSHS class of 1967........and the BEST we all hoped to become.
 
She was a beloved wife and mother, loving grandmother, daughter, sister, aunt, niece, granddaughter, sister-in-law, loyal and devoted friend, scholar, outstanding teacher and college professor, mathematician, musician, accomplished pianist, dancer, aerobics guru, seamstress, volunteer, snow and water skier, mentor, family "game leader", faithful church and choir member, to name a few.
 
And here's the remarkable part.  The Cindy West we all knew, the bubbly, happy, optimistic, pink cheeked, intoxicated with life Cindy, who twisted with Stevie Leighter, cheered the Tigers and organized our class reunions, remained true to her spirit until the end.  Her Mother told me, Cindy never complained about her cancer treatments.  She never bemoaned her fate.
 
I am immeasurably better for having known Cindy.  I am lucky she was my friend.
 
Jill Clingenpeel Rice 
 
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When the microphone was passed around at Cindy's memorial service in 2003, I was too shy to stand up and talk about what an excellent musician she was. But at district and state music contest in 1967 Cindy was my accompanist, and she played brilliantly both times. Beyond that, I can only echo Jill's well-chosen words: Cindy represented the best of the best in our class. And 40 years later I still feel grateful to have been one of her many friends.

Mike Metheny