I remember Arlene, going back to the Wiley days, and then, when we sang together at Heights. I remember singing in her basement along with, also passed away, Mike Marks. One of my fond memories was a double date in my dad's GTO when we went to see Peter, Paul, and Mary at the Music Hall. I loved her smile and energy and was always disappointed she didn't come to any of our reunions because she was one of those people I was always hoping to see. Rest in peace, Arlene.
I lived 2 doors away from Arlene on Claver Rd. We walked to and from Belvoir school together, ran home for lunch, ate lunch very quickly, then I would go to her house to play the card game "spit", before we ran back to school. We played "jacks" in her basement, and learned songs and skits to put on at school. She was a cheerleader at Wiley, and had a very nice singing voice, she was in the choir at Wiley and Heights. We kind of lost touch by the time we were in high school, but I've often thought about her and wondered what she was up to, where did she live? If anyone has seen her obituary, could you post it?
Arlene and I were girlfriend/boyfriend the last few months of high-school, so long ago, into the first few months of college. I always wondered where she went and what she was doing, as she did not include herself in the class website. I remember a very outgoing woman who was loads of fun and adventure. I remember her Mom and Dad and his white t-bird. We had a lot of fun together. I hope she lived an untroubled life, filled with love and adventure.
Remember Arlene's contagiously upbeat personality and seemingly permanent smile. Perfect for the cheerleader she was. Went out with her a few time ms and she was just plain fun to be around.
Marc Levin
I remember Arlene, going back to the Wiley days, and then, when we sang together at Heights. I remember singing in her basement along with, also passed away, Mike Marks. One of my fond memories was a double date in my dad's GTO when we went to see Peter, Paul, and Mary at the Music Hall. I loved her smile and energy and was always disappointed she didn't come to any of our reunions because she was one of those people I was always hoping to see. Rest in peace, Arlene.
Marc
Laurie Mandel (Buxbaum)
I lived 2 doors away from Arlene on Claver Rd. We walked to and from Belvoir school together, ran home for lunch, ate lunch very quickly, then I would go to her house to play the card game "spit", before we ran back to school. We played "jacks" in her basement, and learned songs and skits to put on at school. She was a cheerleader at Wiley, and had a very nice singing voice, she was in the choir at Wiley and Heights. We kind of lost touch by the time we were in high school, but I've often thought about her and wondered what she was up to, where did she live? If anyone has seen her obituary, could you post it?
Andy Szabo
Arlene and I were girlfriend/boyfriend the last few months of high-school, so long ago, into the first few months of college. I always wondered where she went and what she was doing, as she did not include herself in the class website. I remember a very outgoing woman who was loads of fun and adventure. I remember her Mom and Dad and his white t-bird. We had a lot of fun together. I hope she lived an untroubled life, filled with love and adventure.
Andy Brodhead
Remember Arlene's contagiously upbeat personality and seemingly permanent smile. Perfect for the cheerleader she was. Went out with her a few time ms and she was just plain fun to be around.