55th Reunion - September 11 - 12, 2020
Hello BK CLASSMATES,
Can you believe it has been 55 years since graduation! Yikes! so, let’s get together to spend time with each other and have some fun. This year’s reunion is being held on September 11th and 12th, so reserve the date and please plan to attend.
On Friday, September 11th, we will spend several hours up at Bogus Basin. NO WORRIES, we are chartering a bus to drive us up and down the hill.
On Saturday September 12th, Stan and Gina Welsh have kindly opened their home for us from around 4 to 8. More details later.
There are a lot of things happening in Boise on Saturday like the Hyde Park Fair, Saturday downtown market, Prison tours, biking, hiking, walks along the greenbelt, Etc. We can talk about this when we are all together.
For those who couldn’t make the last reunion, It was sooooo great to see everyone and hope you will make this years reunion. See you soon!
You can go to https://bogusbasin.org/ to see all the things they have to offer.
Sally, Janet, Sandy, & Martha
Your BK Committee
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THE Idaho Humanities Council (IHC) TO HONOR DAVID LACHIONDO FOR OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT IN THE HUMANITIES, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20TH
- Saint Teresa’s & Bishop Kelly families!.
Martha Peterson at work on BK Campus!.- Martha Peterson, Class of 1965; donning her favorite Bishop Kelly Baseball sweatshirt, and armed with her garden gloves and shovel, pulled onto BK's campus with a carload of flowers; which she lovingly planted around the landmark rock at the entrance of Peterson Field, named after her parents Dr. Roy & June Peterson. Thank you Martha, for making the grounds of Bishop Kelly even more beautiful!
John McConnell
John McConnell (April 22, 1947 - June 18, 2019)
John McConnell passed away at home surrounded by family on June 18, 2019. John was a man who loved his family, classmates and country. John is a true American Hero. Our beloved classmate John McConnell pasted away on June 18, 2019 and there will be a funeral service for him on March 19, 2020 in Boise. It will include a military service with taps and flag presentation to the family at the Idaho Veterans Cemetery, which is accessed through the Dry Creek Cemetery located north of Boise.
More information can be found on John's BK65 page [Click Here].
Obituary - you can write a note on Obituary page here (coming soon)
Daniel "Hoot" G. Gibson (March 3, 1947 - April 25, 2019)
Daniel Gary Gibson, Jr., known as Hoot, passed away April 25 in Caldwell, ID. He was born March 3, 1947, in Spokane, WA to Daniel and Elizabeth Gibson.
More information can be found on Hoot's BK65 page [Click Here].
John M. Anacabe passed away on Wednesday, February 13, 2019.
John said, "I am survived by the love of my life, Nancy, son Nik and his family, stepsons Scott Hiner and Chad Hiner and their families, sister Linda and her family and Nancy’s brother Carl and his wife Mary.
There will be no services. I don’t like to be the center of attention."
More information can be found on John's BK65 page [Click Here].
Obituary is incomplete but you can write a note on Obituary page here
Mike Byrne passed away on Sunday, December 23, 2018. 
Julie Byrne, Mike's wife, reported that Mike had been ill for a year before his passing and wanted to let us all know of his passing and that she loved him very much and misses him greatly. Born March 18, 1946. Is survived by Linda Byrne Montgomery and wife Julie.
More information can be found on Mike's BK65 page [Click Here].
Welcome to Bishop Kelly High School Class of 1965
The Bishop Kelly High School, Class of 1965 was the greatest group of friends imaginable. Most of our classmates grew up together: preschool, elementary, high school, even college for some. There were many events that bound us together: Christianity, sports, dances, births, deaths, old school (St. Teresa’s), new school (BK), and being socially involved in each others lives, day-in and day- out. Our lives were so intertwined, it is hard to figure out how or why we ever managed to move away from one another. This class was “American Graffiti”. Many loses that pull at our heart-strings include several friends never forgotten.
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