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Blessings,

Art Gasch

So sorry to hear about Birdie.  I loved her sense of humor and her naturally nice, kind  and compassionate personality.

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Hi Everyone,

I just saw in the Alumni Chatterbox that on Friday, February 16th, WHHS is dedicating the Black Box theater at the school in memory of Rick. Debbie Heldman, Executive Director of the WHHS Alumni Foundation, will post more information about the dedication on this site as it develops. It seems incredibly fitting that a WHHS Theater should be dedicated in Rick's memory.

As November 3rd approaches, I think about Rick and his two sons quite often. I so miss Rick and his magical personality.I don't know of anyone more responsible for keeping so many people connected than Rick. I am looking forward to attending the dedication and seeing many of you there.

Peter,
I agree with you.
Politics has a spiritual component, always has and always will. It affect all of us to one degree or another, and having a dialog about how is important. The suppression of such a thoughtful dialogue is to dismiss the importance of what is happening in our country and the world.
I think one ground rule is to keep it not personal, but to realize that we are discussing powers and principalities and rulers in heavenly places.
The Jews are at the very center of God's purposes in both creation and the world.
The abandonment of the last administration of decades of US support for Israel opened them up to worldwide attack and condemnation by their enemies.
There should be a forum where such implications can be discussed I think.
I hope I am agreeing with you.

Art Gasch

Posted on: Feb 14, 2016 at 9:42 PM

Posted on: Mar 07, 2015 at 1:17 AM

Very sorry to hear about Rick's death. Rick had a larger than life personality and a great sense of humor. Rick was also a very good athlete. I mostly lost touch with Rick after he left WHHS in high school. My memories of Rick are very positive. Thoughts and prayers to his family and friends.

Posted on: Jun 08, 2014 at 6:18 AM

Just want to briefly say that I love reading about everyone…from those I knew well and those I didn't, but reading it makes 'school' seem no so long ago. In September I was in Cincinnati visiting my mother ( who is 95 and still driving! ), and Danessa Miller ( Timmer ) and Gail Kaplan were in town for their reunion of class of '63. So, I went along to the Saturday night party, and it was so great seeing so many people we all knew.
My life has taken me to so many places since Cincinnati, but I suppose I would consider New York home…although I've lived almost as many years in San Francisco, Hong Kong, and even Aspen. I've been married to Brad Davis, another artist and partner in our business together for over 30 years, and we have a great son together. Alec is beginning graduate school this fall at NYU Film School, and is moving back to NY after spending the last few years after college in LA. I'm sure he's glad we're in Hong Kong so not to hover, and the last few years his 'surrogate' parents have been Julie ( Waxman ) and Seth Freeman. Alec was quite academic if a bit eccentric in his school years, and we were surprised he wanted to become an artist…his comment to us as he drove off to LA was " Why would you think the fruit would fall so far from the tree". This is a bit of my history since we were all together, and I'm so glad people put this together for all of us.
Thanks for the birthday wishes…
Oh, and Stephi, are you still making jewelry?

Thanks Linda. Brad and I would love to have dinner with you and Fred…been a very long time. x, janis