Aaron Furman

My wife has been pushing me to see if there was a sight for my class of '66. I'm glad to see there is one. Although I had my core of friends, I was more on a nonentity in school. When I went to the 20th reunion I thought this is really gonna suck. It didn't. My wife and I had a wonderful time. I was so shy in school. But those days are far behind me.
After school I joined the Army for 3 years. I became an x-ray tech, and ended up in Heidelberg, Germany for most of my tour.
Two weeks after I got out in 1969 I got a job at McKeesport Hospital and was there for 45 years. I retired one and a half years ago.
I was married in 1983 to my wonderful wife Joyce. We have no children.

As I said above, I was always to shy to enjoy school. I couldn't wait to get out after graduation. I have been so fortunate in life. I have great friends and a great wife. I am fortunate to be able to enjoy retirement.
I looked at the list of my classmates who have died. It saddens me. I don't remember a lot of those people, but I'm sure I passed them in the hallways every day. It would have been nice to think I said "Hi" to all of them at some point.

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What Becomes of the Brokenhearted (Jimmy Ruffin)

South Park (really!!!) in Mckeesport