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Memorial Day has always been a very special day for our family. Not just as a day to honor those who have died while serving our country, but also because it was Joan’s birthday. Joan was Jim’s sister. She started out as his older sister until she was around 18, and then she told everyone that he was her older brother.

Altamont

Jim and I were really enjoying our ride up the Northway. We were headed to Saratoga for the 106th annual meeting and training school sponsored by the New York State Conference of Mayors and Municipal Officials (NYCOM).

Thompsons Lake

Monday, April 20, arrived with a visit from my sweet granddaughter, Danielle rickets, on her way to work and then my loving daughter, Marcia Pangburn, stopped in to have breakfast with me.

The day flew by with writing the column for the “Enterprise: and then picking up a prescription at CVS.

Altamont

“Karate Kid In 1984”, a movie, when released became an immediate success because it contained some of the features that many moviegoers enjoy. It was a romantic drama about a teenaged high school senior who, with his mother, moves from New Jersey to California in the San Fernando Valley area.