North High School
Class of 1966

Theodore F. "Ted" Olson

Ted Olson 10/21/2015

North High Class of '66

from Ted Olson

Wednesday, October 21, 2015 05:00 am

Subject:

NHS66 missing

Floyd,

Thanks for the NHS66.com website brought back many memories, some sadness with our classmates who have left us early and the pictures of the most recent reunion..

I am:

Theodore Olson

I live about 40 miles west of ATL (Atlanta Airport)

ted.olson@gmail.com

Theodore Olson on LINKEDIN.com, not on the rest(facebook,twitter,etc

retired from IBM after 31 years

married, 3 kids, 4 grandchildren

current picture attached

Thanks

Ted

Email sent: Friday February 19th, 2016 1:00pm

T

E

D

So good to hear from you. Thanks for all the information. Maybe we'll see you at the 50th reunion. Keep in touch. I'll be updating the website with your information as well as the others I hear from. We were in Atlanta a few years ago and went to the Martin Luther King Memorial. We were on our way from Washington DC to Nashville. Sorry I didn't know you were there or we could have gotten together. Maybe next time we are in the area. It was a beautiful part of the country but unfortunately we didn't have much time to sight see. I look forward to seeing you at a reunion.

Floyd

P.S. If there is anything else you would like to add to your page just let me know.

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Theodore F. "Ted" Olson

Last Update 3/31/2016
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