Cynthia Roberts Wrenn

Posted on: Feb 20, 2024 at 5:10 PM

I remember Ginny as being a very nice person to be around. It sounds like from her obit that she was a nice and caring person. I never hung around her a lot, but when I did I really liked her. My heartfelt prayers go out to her family. I wish them the peace that only God can give them during this difficult time. My prayers are with you. I was shocked to hear about her death.

RIP Carol. You left me with one memory I will never forget. At one of the reunions (high school) you danced with me and others. You was in a wheel chair. I had the best time. I can still see your smile. For a brief moment there was no one else there but us. Thank you for that memory. You taught me to appreciate life b/c you appreciated it so much.

Happy Birthday, Patty. I hope you have a good one. How are things at your house with this virus? We are on stay at home orders except for the necessary errands. I hope your grandchildren and children are doing well. Tell Jeff I said hello. I enjoyed seeing you guys at the reunion. You both looked great. Take care of yourselves during these difficult times. Most of all stay well.

Hey Class of 74, I am still in Yorktown, Virginia where I have lived for 41 years. I am still married to Greg Wrenn who graduated from NHS in 73. He is a aerospace engineer for NASA in Hampton, Virginia. We have been married for 41 years. We have two children, ages 37 and 32. Both live in Virginia. I am really excited about this reunion since I had to miss the last two. I hope to see lots of people there. I can help track people down on the computer if needed. You would be surprised what you can find out. Also, can anyone recommend a hotel in the area that is decent? All of our parents are gone, so we will stay in an hotel. Can't wait to see all of you. Bobby Miller, I hope you will attend.

Robert, I remember Susan as always being happy and sweet. She always had a smile on her face. When we went to the 10 year reunion, I was sad to learn that she had passed away. The one thing I will always remember about Susan is how she cried when we all graduated from Northern. She cried so much that day. I think all of us was crying because we knew how sad she was to see us all part and go our separate ways. You were blessed to have the years you had with her. I know she is still looking down on you and all of us. Do you have a picture of her? Maybe you could bring it to the next reunion, so we never forget Susan. Of course, after all these years, I still remember her. She will never be forgotten. Susan will always live in our hearts. I still remember that beautiful smile she had along with that beautiful blonde hair.