Clayton Valley High - Class of 1966
Margie (Stormer) Scoggins to Pat McMullin

Margie (Stormer) Scoggins - Margie married David Scoggins. She writes: Dave and I live in the foothills near Jackson, California. We've been on our hillside acreage since 1987. We've been married since 1967. We have 2 beautiful granddaughters and 2 terrific grandsons. But our sorrow is that they all reside out of California. I am retired and Dave is planning his now that he has reached his 30 years with PG and E. E-mail

Mari (Blackmore) Beck - Living in Ft. Collins, Colorado; E-Mail

Marie (Scholes) Westbury - I lived in beautiful Coeur d'Alene, Idaho from 1991 to 2005. Now I'm in Sonoma County. Idaho was a change from the hectic life of the Bay Area. My 4 children are grown and all are doing well, as are my 3 grandchildren. I remaried in 2008. I have had many interesting jobs over the years when not staying at home raising my children. E-Mail

Marsha (Marinello) Heaston - Married the love of my life, Steve Heaston. Graduated from Fresno State with a BSN. Have 3 adult children, no grandchildren yet. Working in the field of Neonatal Intensive Care. E-Mail

Martin Draznin - My wife Tacie and I have been living in Kalamazoo since 1991, the longest I've lived anywhere since I was a kid in Concord. I'm still essentially running a racket. I do academic medicine (Pediatric Endocrinology, don't ask) at a community medical school campus, lots of interesting kids to see, medical students and residents to teach, the odd article to publish so my colleagues at other institutions don't think I've retired or died, and, and, and, I get PAID for this! I'm still dabbling at amateur radio (N5TRF), martial arts (Second Dan Tae Kwon Do), target shooting and hunting (archery and gun), beer brewing (pretty good at this actually), and other sordid pursuits. E-mail

Mary (Brighton) Borrelli - I graduated from Cal Berkeley, became a partner in Chez Panisse restaurant in the 70's (this helped me pay my Cal expenses), married Jim Borrelli who used to teach at Clayton Valley. He then went on to teach and become principal at St. Mary's College High School in Berkeley. We have been divorced for a while now. I sold my second business (from Chez Pannise I went on to open Borrelli's Delicatessen in Berkeley's gourmet ghetto) in 1985 to pursue an opportunity in documentary film. I was the associate producer for a feature film called 'Berkeley In The Sixties'. We won a Golden Globe, a Columbia Dupont Broadcasting award, and an Oscar nomination in 1990. The film is still in circulation around the world. From there I went on to become a field producer for KRON TV, then the NBC affiliate in San Francisco. I spent most of my time on the streets of San Francisco covering news, including the Loma Prieta earthquake and the Oakland firestorm. I also was part of the documentary unit and won an Emmy award for a documentary called 'The Port Chicago Mutiny', the story of the WWII explosion at what is now the Concord Naval Weapons Station. From KRON I moved on to Kaiser Permanente where I managed communications for physicians and the executives in the high-tech division of Kaiser. I left Kaiser in May of 2003, sold my home and moved to Tucson, where I built a home and now do marketing and communications. I am healthy and happy and busy creating my next adventure. The southwest is a great place to live - full of history, art, enterpise - and very affordable. E-mail

Maureen (Silvia) Rose - I am a holistic health practitioner and I specialize as a chronic pain therapist. Very busy; there are lots of women in pain. E-mail

Mel Hassenpflug - I've been living in Chandler, Arizona now for almost 4 years. I Lived in northern Idaho for 32 years. I'm on my second marriage - nine years to Kathie, a real sweet gal. I have 2 children and 7 grandchildren. I was a Bread Man for 22 years and am now retired with a bad heart. I spent 1968 - 1969 in Viet Nam with the U.S. Army. Would like to hear from anyone about what you've doing. E-mail

Melinda (Kaufmann) Landsburg - I live in Nevada City, CA with my husband of a billion years, Jeff. We have no human children but a houseful of the little hairy ones. I currently own a shop called LALOO in downtown Nevada City. If you'd like to take a gander, it's at laloolaloo.com. If anyone who remembers me is ever in Nevada City, stop by and say "hi"; or E-mail.

Michael Clarke - Living in San Francisco. E-mail

Mike Argo - I've lived in Clayton for the last 14 years. I went to DVC, served three years in the navy, including two tours in Viet Nam, came home and graduated from Sacramento State. I joined the Contra Costa County Fire District in 1973, married Deborah in 1974. We have two children, a son who is in the Air Force and a daughter who is, in 2004, a second-generation student at CVHS. I retired as an Assistant Fire Chief in April 2003. We are hoping to move to the southwest when we become empty-nesters. In the mean time, I'm remodeling the house, spending lots of time on my mountain bike and hiking (trying to stay in shape) and traveling. E-mail

Mike Stewart - Linda Foskett and I dated our last year at CVHS, continuing so until Feb 1970 when we bit the dust, and she's kept me around since. Early on we dealt with the USAF, sickness and college. During the 70's Linda started working in nursing and I in electrical engineering. When our boys were born Linda became a full-time mom. We have 2 terrific sons, one married and both doing well. Since 1987 we've lived in a rural wooded area 30 miles east of Sacramento, Granite Bay. Linda works for Granite Bay High School. I just retired [2002] after 30 years with Hewlett-Packard. Linda is still a people person through and through.
I'm still riding dirt bikes, playing with cars, and wanting to date her whenever possible. At CVHS we'd have never guessed the adventures in store for us ... and we've been very fortunate. These days church-related activities and our home fill much of our spare time. Give us a call if you're ever in the area! E-mail

Mona (Barber) Dawson - E-mail

Norm VanBrocklin - E-mail

Pam Tooker - Lived in Yakima, Washington for 28 years, moved to Grass Valley, California. Pam writes: I'm marrying my high school sweetheart, Bob Grimes (CVHS class of 1965) on August 4, 2001. I have 2 daughters. Bob has 1 daughter and 2 sons. We have 6 grandchildren and 2 more on the way. I am a critical care R.N. Bob owns a business called the Appliance Doctor. We drag race Harleys and sail for fun. E-mail

Pamela Adams - I worked as a medical transcriber for 22 years in California, and raised my daughter, Cheramy, as a single parent for 20 years. She lives with my granddaughter, Jessa, 15 miles from me on the beautiful Oregon coast. I'm retired now and living a peaceful, quiet and wonderful life. I married a wonderful, sweet and kindhearted man in 1995; those years with him were happy and beautiful, although he died of cancer in January of 2001. I am a deeply spiritual person and a firm believer in the incredible value of positive perspectives in one's life! After 40+ years in California, I'm loving the forested mountains, river in the backyard, cool air and rain of the Oregon coast! E-mail

Pamela (Harris) Loutzenheiser - Living and Loving at Lake Tahoe. E-mail

Pat (Griffin) Persons - I still live in Concord . I've been married to Bruce since 1973. We have 2 daughters and 3 grandkids. E-mail

Pat McMullin has now served his country four times - Vietnam, Desert Storm, Operation Enduring Freedom and now Operation Noble Eagle. He is one of a handful of Americans to have earned the German Bronze Cross of Honor. [Ed Note: I asked. He wrote: I was the Project Partnership Liaison Officer for my unit in Germany from the year the Berlin Wall fell until Spring of 1993. We won the USAREUR Project Partnership Award three years running for our effective and innovative joint training. No unit had ever won three times in a row. The Germans decided that I had done something special.] E-mail