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Class Directory Jackson High School Class of 1966 50th Reunion June 3-4, 2016 CLASS DIRECTORY The reunion committee has made every effort to locate classmates and find correct contact information. However, we are aware that some of the information printed may be outdated. If you know of corrections that need to be made, please email them to Tookie Day, [email protected]. ~ 1 ~ Reunion Committee Reba Wyatt Anderson, Chairman Brenda Balkum Fowler, Treasurer Jerry Barnette, Videos and Technology Swan Burrus, Fund Raising Tookie McAbee Day, Email and Publicity Lynn Metts Page, Friday Night Event Amy Morgan Kendrick, Flowers Judy Rogers Taylor, Directory Kenny Anderson Donna Cox Tosh Julie Dickey Gutch Mary Ann Jackson Montgomery Del Ingram ~ 2 ~ Dr. Tom Alderson 3988 Bayouwood Dr., Lake Charles, LA 70605 [email protected] Brenda Alexander 1770 South Highland, Jackson, TN 38301 John Alexander 1127 Whitehall, Jackson, TN 38301 Gerald Anderson—Deceased Kenny Anderson 138 Willowridge Circle, Jackson, TN 38305 [email protected], 731-424-1249, cell 731-616-8445 Kenny is married to Reba. He has worked at Concalco, Proctor and Gamble instrument technician, and is an electrician. He served in the US Army in Vietnam, 1969- 70. He has a son William and daughter-in-law Sally, and a daughter Melissa and son-in- law Scott and grandson Gavin (6). Kenny and Reba were high school sweethearts and got back together again on Facebook. They married in 2014. They love their river place and Florida condo. Julie Armstrong Kohlman 1400 County Rd 269, Bertran, TX 78605 512-355-2136 Mike Arnold 350 Windsor Spring Dr, St. Louis, MO 63122-7125 [email protected], 314-821-9389 Mike is married to Jo and they have two sons, Mike Jr (45) and Charles (42), and grandchildren Adam (10), Audrey (6), Ellie (11) and Will (8). He retired after a career in IT at Anheuser-Busch. Billy Austin 10865 Spring Garden Dr., St. Louis, MO 63137 Brenda Balkum Fowler 56 Starwood Cove, Jackson, TN 38305 [email protected], 731-660-1336, c 731-217-1336 Brenda is married to Hap for 47 years and they have one daughter, Elizabeth McMillan Fowler. She retired from Gibson County Schools as a middle school math teacher and is currently teaching adult education through Tennessee College of Applied Technology—a total of 31 years in education. She has served as treasurer of the 2016 Reunion Committee. ~ 3 ~ Kaye Barber Spain 46 Cardinal Lane, Mandeville, LA 70471-6744 [email protected], 985-626-7898 Kay is the widow of Joe Spain (’64). They have one son, Allen W. Spain, and two grandchildren, Jackson Joseph (12) and Genevieve Therese (10). John Barnes 38 Ferncrest Dr, Little Rock, AR 72223 [email protected], 501-680-2711 John has been married to Debbie for 22 years and they have two daughters and four grandchildren. He worked 15 years in the newspaper business and 33 years in the financial services industries as a stockbroker. He spent 22 years as a trustee (13 years as chairman) of Pulaski Technical College. Larry Barnett—Deceased Jerry Barnette 517 Maplegrove Dr., Franklin, TN 37064-5125 [email protected], 615-495-7955 Jerry has one son, Jeffrey and daughter-in-law Barbara, a grandson William (2), and a granddaughter on the way! He enjoys volunteering, working on reunions, video producer, and producer at Church of the City. Jerry attended University of Tennessee at Knoxville, BSEE in Electrical Engineering. His work history includes City of Jackson Planning Dept (1966), Jackson Electric Department (1967-1970) Cooperative Engineering Scholarship Engineer, Chattanooga Electric Power Board (1971-1974) Customer Engineer, Staff Engineer for Lawson Electrical Contractors- Chattanooga 1974-1977, TVA (1977-2009) 31 years in Knoxville, Chattanooga and Nashville (senior manager). After retirement he was a part- time TVA charity fundraiser for the Combined Federal campaign 2009-2010 for Middle Tennessee. Currently he is one of many volunteer staff at Church of the City Franklin. One of Jerry’s positions at TVA took him to exotic places like the central Philippines (Tacloban) to teach an engineering seminar at a local University. Another position allowed him to travel to satellite offices in Toronto, Tokyo, Paris, and London. He’s been to Israel and Greece once on a pilgrimage with a group. Most of his world travels have been to work rather than vacation. He has been a wedding videographer/photographer and co-owned a company with his brother in law while living in East TN (Oak Ridge Video Group). He still produces dozens of videos for clients and church events, high school reunions, and charities. He produces many of the videos for the JHS All Class annual reunion events. He maintains the websites for both the Class of 1966 and the All Class reunion. He is an avid photographer and studies cameras, lenses, and software as a hobby business. He currently operates an archivisual business in Franklin, designing and rendering 3D versions of floor plans and landscapes for his clients so they can visualize changes, and additions to their properties (barns, kitchens, decks, landscapes, fences, cabinetry, etc). He designed and remodeled his entire home over the last 7 years. ~ 4 ~ Jerry was a part-time music director for adults and children at churches in several Tennessee locations when he was much younger, and was an assistant organist in Chattanooga; was part of a recording gospel quartet in the days of old vinyl albums. He was recipient of an “Outstanding Young Men of America” award. He is a keyboardist and uses those skills to orchestrate music for sound and video productions at his Franklin studio. He is producer for the “Chapel Praise” services at the Church of the City in Franklin, TN. He has also written and published a book on his grandfather’s life that is available in many Tennessee libraries including Jackson. Larry E. Barnette 38 Mimosa Lane, Branson MO 65616 [email protected], 417-598-2253 Larry is married to Sandra and has three sons, two daughters, eight grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Sandra has two sons and six grandchildren. His work history includes WDXI Radio-TV WBBJ-TV, Jackson TN, WATO Radio Oak Ridge TN, Union Carbide Nuclear Division Y-12 PLANT, Oak Ridge TN, Assoc. Pastor, Lenoir City, TN and Memphis TN, Instruments Associates, Memphis TN, Engineer for Design Team for Motorola Products, and Gospel Music Ministry, Branson MO. Larry and Sandra are both songwriters and singers. While at WDXI Radio in Jackson, he worked with “Cousin Tuny” (Doris Freeman). Larry has been an On-Air radio personality and “voice-over” voice for commercials and various projects. He has also been a TV producer. Larry also builds new guitars and repairs others for artists and for resale. He and Sandra record in their own studio using some equipment they he has either built or modified. He repairs and rebuilds equipment for the entertainment industry in Branson. Barbara Barnhill 103 Humboldt Rd., Jackson, TN 38305 Claire Beattie Dardano 383 Dunedin Way, Glasgow, KY 42141 [email protected] Jeanne Bell—Deceased Mollye Betty Collett 6952 Amberly Village Dr., Cordova, TN 38018 [email protected], 901-389-0560 Mollye is married to Bud and they have a daughter, Melissa Royer, and three grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Their grandson is currently serving in Afghanistan. Mollye retired from Federated Department Stores (Goldsmiths/Macys) after serving as executive team—merchandise manager. Bud retired from State of Tennessee Department of Human Services. ~ 5 ~ Peggy Birmingham 402 Indian Creek Circle, Lebanon, KY 40033 [email protected] Martha Bitner Babb 3420 Bailey Station Rd., Cordova, TN 38017 [email protected] Charlotte Bivens Roe 78 Bobbitt Rd., Medina, TN 38355 Bobby Blackmon 5539 Bible Grove Rd., Lexington, TN 38351 Ann Blacknall Keel 109 Godwin Road, Oakfield, TN 38362 731-217-9026, 731-424-5390, 731-394-2095 Bryant Bledsoe 606 Anglin Lane, Jackson, TN 38301 [email protected] Margie Bomar Osborne 96 Cumberland Rd., Gilbertsville, KY 42044 [email protected], 615-948-5217 Margie is married to Charles “Chic” Osborne and has three children, Derek, Erica and Ryan. Erica has three children, Oliver (11), Alice (9) and Milo (3). She also has two stepsons and six step grandchildren. She started out as an instructional aide at an elementary school in Madison, TN. When her children came along, she had work that allowed her the opportunity to do what was needed with them—programs at school, sports, band, stay at home with a sick child, etc. She retired after 20 years with the USPS. Since retirement, she is living in Kentucky in their weekend/retirement home. She has several projects—putting many, many photos in order for her family, getting back into art (for pleasure), expanding her gardening, fishing and kayaking. She lives very near Kentucky Dam and there are lots of opportunities for water fun. John Bond 2456 Mountain Dr., Bartlesville, OK 74003-6949 [email protected], [email protected], 918-336-3968, 918-815-1007 John cannot attend because he is traveling with five of his grandchildren. John has 8 grandchildren from his two daughters, Rebecca (Becky) and Jennifer, who were both born in Tennessee. They and their husbands are all graduates of University of Oklahoma, so there were tense moments over the last couple of years when they played TENNESSEE! His oldest grandson is 15 and oldest granddaughter is 12. ~ 6 ~ His youngest grandchild (who was born prematurely at 14 oz and is today a smiling, wonderful 1 ½ year old) was called by name on the floor of the US Senate by the Senator from Oklahoma during the battle to defund Planned Parenthood. John considers himself beyond blessed by the family the LORD has given him.
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