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Stephen Bedenbaugh is married and lives in Greenwood, SC. You can email him at Sneakers@greenwood.net.

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Clare Cauble Stone lives in Wilmington, NC and tells us, "Planning the 2001 30 year reunion, running a company, and family. LOL." You can email Clare at Clap4u@aol.com.

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Katherine Davis Stalberg tells us, "I returned to the Chapel Hill area in 1993 after many years working in international development in Washington, D.C. and disaster relief in California. I have an eight year old daughter, work locally as a musician and am president of the North Carolina-Cochabamba Bolivia Partners." You can email her at stalberg@email.unc.edu.

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Dale M. Evarts What are you up to: I live in Durham, NC with my wife, Betsy Blair, and daughter Alison. I lead climate/air quality, international and multimedia group at the US Environmental Protection Agency, based in Research Triangle Park. When I have the chance, I enjoy assisting my daughter's soccer teams, taking pictures (like I learned to do on the Hillife staff), participating in a peer counseling network, spending time in the outdoors, and running into old(er) high school buddies. Email: dmevarts@aol.com

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Mike Falconer died in 1982 in Germany, leaving behind his fiancee Susan, his parents, his three sisters and one niece, who happens to be the webmaster here. Thanks to all of you who organized the Falconer Invitational Golf tournament for many years, it was a source of joy to us. If you'd like to include a funny story here, by all means email it to me and I'll add it. I have a million but I'll include two related ones that still make me laugh.

1. About 1979 and he was living in the cottage behind Slugs, down from Finley. I was at Glenwood Elementary, it started snowing and school was let out. My mom called Mike, since he was really next to the school, could he just swing by and pick me up? Always willing to help, he drive right up to get me. My next door neighbor and I took one look at the inside of his car - which looked like a tornado hit and decided to walk home instead of riding in that car.

2. Same car, same time frame. The car is stolen and found abandoned, on the side of the road. They call Mike and his sister Cathie drives him up to where the car was found. The police tell him the car has been trashed and show it to him. He gets mad as a hornet and starts talking to the cop about how bad the car looks, really going on about what a job those thieves did, trashing his car...on and on. Cathie comes up to look at the car, it looks NO different than it normally did.