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Marianne (Pinkleman) Gleckler |
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SCHOOL
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F.H.A. 3-4, G.A.A. 3-4, Newspaper Staff
4, Spartans 3, Seers 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Librarian 3-4, Chorus
3-4, Class Play 3-4, Bowling 4, Junior Ensemble 3 |
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LAST
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Metamora, OH |
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MARTIAL
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Married (John) |
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NUMBER
OF CHILDREN:
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Sons, Matthew, 38; Kyle, 34; Travis,
31
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Hannah, Ayden, Violet, Kayla, Lydia and
Addison
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EMAIL
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Marianne
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WEBSITES: |
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Marianne's
Photo Shows |
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LIFE'S
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Customer service, material
management, Evergreen Board of Education, family business, author |
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HOBBIES: |
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Golf, travel, |
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A few years ago I took a writing class
and have since been published. I wrote a story about my husbands
sports car and was published in the Avanti Owners Magazine. Also
as a group our class published a book of poems. Both of my publications
are at the Evergreen Community Library. My oldest son Matt built
a six screen theater in Wauseon, OH so we go to the movies more
often than we used to. I worked for several years in customer service
and material management at the small factory around the corner from
my house and since 2001 I have been working for the family business,
Gleckler Bros Inc, with my husband. This is wonderful because it
gives me time to golf, travel and spend lots of time with my grandchildren.
My youngest son is a traveling nurse and has worked in Chicago,
Phoenix, LA, Seattle, Hawaii, Boston, Ohio and Michigan and I visit
his everywhere he goes. A few years ago when I was serving on the
Evergreen Board of Ed, I ran into Mr. Lee Lichtle, who is now a
Superintendent. We reminisced about Mr. Lynott, one of my favorite
teachers.
Memories: I remember when we were seniors and
decided at lunch ( we had walked up town to get our $100,000 candy
bars at the “Five and Dime” and decided to skip after
lunch to go shopping for Jill’s wedding dress. We needed
to get my car off the school lot, so I forged a letter and Mr.
Mowery excused me. I picked up the girls in town and off we went.
The next day everyone got in trouble for skipping except me. What
good friends, none tattled.
Walking up town was always fun. If we wanted a smoke we walked
through the alley, but had to be careful in front of Kathie Gillen’s
house. We often sat on the cooler at Paddle’s market and
ate. I think Paddle’s closed down shortly after the school
quit letting the kids walk of town.
Remember when gas was $.25 a gallon and we would pool our money
and put $.50 worth in at the Hy-Flash and “Swoop”
around all night. Also after basketball games we would go to Toledo
and split our time between the White Hut on Secor and the McDonald’s
down the road. Back then I think the sign read over 1,000,000
burgers sold. Now it’s close to 10 billion.
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July 3, 2011 |
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For
privacy reasons, we have published email addresses, but not home
addresses or phone numbers. If you wish to contact this classmate,
you may do so by their email or contact Mike Gormley, Lois Kasper
Patek or Marianne Pinkleman Gleckler.
Send updates or corrections
for this page to: Mike
Gormley |
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