St Joseph High School & Catholic Academy - Kenosha,WI
Classes of 1953 - 2018
Kimberly Young
| Class Year: | 1968 |
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| Residing In: | Glen Mills, PA USA |
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| Spouse/Partner: | Robert Schwartz who is enjoying retirement with me. |
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| Occupation: | Retired Speech Pathologist/Special Education Coordinator |
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| Children: | Steven (born-1988) Graduate of Loyola University in New Orleans magna cum laude-majored in Music Ed/Jazz More… |
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| Homepage: |
www.facebook.com/kmyoung50 |
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Congratulations on your 50th wedding anniversary!
Lifelong Kenosha residents Dick and Bonnie (Cherny) Payette celebrated 50 years of marriage in November with a beachside vow renewal officiated by their daughter Michelle in Clearwater Beach, Fla.
Bonnie was escorted down a sandy aisle to the Kenny Rogers song “Through the Years” by her sons, Scott and Rich. The ceremony was followed with dinner at Clearsky, a favorite beach cafe, with friends and family.
The couple met while building a homecoming float during freshman year at St. Joseph High School in Kenosha. They were married Nov. 30, 1968, at St. Mark’s Catholic Church in Kenosha.
Dick and Bonnie worked at Linear Rubber Products, where they were part owners. They both retired in November 2018, when they sold the business.
Bonnie enjoys living in HarborPark and is a downtown ambassador. Dick is an avid golfer involved in several leagues. The couple are members of St. Mary’s Catholic Church and volunteer for Meals on Wheels. They have traveled to all 50 states as well as numerous international destinations, and enjoy spending time at their place in Largo, Fla.
The Payettes have three children, all of Kenosha: Rich Payette, Scott (Pam) Payette and Michelle Payette; and four grandchildren.
They say the keys to a lasting relationship are “love, respect and laughter; being thankful for God’s blessings and most importantly living long enough to be married 50 years and still like each other!”
From Bill Antaramian (7/26/2018):
After years of trying to track down my good friend Tom, I came across your info that he has passed away. A very sad day for me, indeed. I joined Tom in San Francisco in the summer of 1968 to enjoy the scene on Haight Street and the Fillmore Auditorium, a truly exceptional experience on many levels. He had the greatest laugh, a bursting of life energy. I had to leave for Wisconsin at the end of the summer and we had a long hug at the airport, my knowing that a special chapter in my life was at an end. Love you, man, to the core.
Posted on: Feb 14, 2016 at 4:24 PM
