Olympus & Skyline High Schools
CLASS OF 1963
Dwight Osborn
| Residing In: | St. George, UT USA |
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| Spouse/Partner: | Christine |
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| Homepage: |
Ozzy's Second Wind |
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| Occupation: | Mortgage Loans ( Reverse Mortgages in Utah) |
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| Children/Granchildren (C'mon crow a little): | Chris and I have three children, Janice married to Brock Belliston with 3 beautiful daughters (twins More… |
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| Military Service: | 19th Special Forces (National Guard)  |
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In high school dear Dwight was the example of the kind of person I wish I would have been. Through the years of "growing up" I have learned that I should have been more focused on others rather than myself. If I could do high school all over again I would have tried to be the kind of person Dwight exemplified. He was one of the kindest and most upstanding individuals I have ever known.
I am so sad to hear of his loss. We had communicated about music for the picnic up until the last few days before the event. He finally had to concede that he was not well enough to attend. He never complained or went into great detail about his condition which indicated to me that he was still the great guy we all had the privilege of knowing in high school.
Farewell to a wonderful man and our condolences to his beautiful family. Your loss is great but your memories have to be priceless!
Jan White Giauque
Happy Birthday Virginia. from your East Millcreek Elementary admirer and fellow Titan. Trust all is well and that you will be at the upcoming 55th reunion this Aug. 10th.
So good to hear from you and hopr to see you this August at the reunion!
Hi Diane. Thanks for posting an update. Hope you can make it to the 55th reunion next August. Take Care.
Your kidding! Another One? Happy Birthday Jim.
Yes, it was Austin. Great talent. I was jealous that I couldn't get the triple tongue staccato critical in performing trumpeters holiday!??
Some wonderful memories come t me when thinking of the artistry and beauty of Mary. I , along with Gordy Lambert and Mitchell (can't remember his first name) played trumped in the orchestra. Not the marching band, or the jazz band, but orchestra. When playing the trumpet in orchestra, it seemed to me we were basically playing a few lines here and there to prop up the the main body of music. I loved the class each day due to the simple fact I loved the music. Mary was front and center. When the orchestra performed Rachmanihoffs Concerto No. 2 with Jane Britton as the featured pianist, I think of Mary as much as Jane. I know it sounded great and would give anything to hear a recording of it today.
If music is on the other side, and I feel it is, We will hear and appreciate her beauty again. Found memories will carry us until then.
Happy Birthday Tim. Just "Reelin' in the years; stowin away the time.." But you do it so well. Keep up the good life!! Thanks for your firendship.
