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Lisa
Lynn
(Westervelt)
Kiedeisch |
1980 |
1986 |
2003 |
Husband: |
Fred E.
Kiedeisch, Jr. (married 7/22/89) |
Children: |
Kyle
(Born in 1990)
Alexa (Born in 1993)
Lilly (Born in 2008)
The picture here is Alexa in the Spring of
2003. |
Occupation: |
According to Lisa's AOL profile, her hobby
is cooking and she works occupation is "Food Service." |
Pets: |
Dog
- Ginger
Rabbit - Thumper |
2003 Pictures
Kelly (Grim) Seyler, Kelly's daughter Megan and son Baily,
Suzanna (Post) Barlow, Suzanna's son Troy,
Lisa (Westervelt) Kiedeisch's daughter Alexa
holding Suzanna's daughter Colette, and Lisa.
Spring of 2003 at Suzanna's |
Kelly (Grim) Seyler and Lisa
(Westervelt) Kiedeisch at the Matchbox 20 Concert in Reading
on 10/18/03. |
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Yearbook
Future Career: |
In our senior
yearbook, Lisa listed "Business" as her future
career path. |
Favorite
H.S.
Memories: |
Ski trips,
Mr. Haag, Hanging out with "the girls," and graduation. |
Exciting
Things since H.S.: |
Got married,
had my two children and did a little traveling. |
Senior Memories
(Copied directly from the Senior Yearbook): |
NYC -- Ichabod's ... getting lost
with Dubs ... Wild Passionate YEAHS ... creeper ... ski trip -- all
night PIG ... Blue Falls ... chasing and prowling with CK ...
"Flasher" on 422 ... Hayride ... "RAERIN" ...
A-Field ... My #1 FROG ... Thanx Mom, Ray, and Buddies. |
Chris Mal Notes: |
This "flasher" on 422
must've been hung like a horse. I think he was mentioned in about
a half dozen "Senior Memories." He clearly made quite an
impression on many people.
Suzanna Post had Kelly Grim and Lisa
(Westervelt) Kiedeisch and all of their kids over for Easter in 2003.
(See the picture above!)
Lisa ran into Kelly (Grim) Seyler at the Matchbox 20 concert at the
Reading Sovereign Center on 10/18/03. (See the picture above!) |
Lisa in Mrs. Starr's
Typing Class
1984 |
Mr. Choyka's
History Class
1984 |
Lisa W
1986
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Raspberries
1986
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Middle School: 1980
Looks like Tracy Hartz, Christine Jurasinski, Stephanie Shaeff,
Lisa Westervelt, Lori Stoss, Beth Klempke...
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Number of people who
still fantasize
about the flasher on 422:
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