E E Smith High School Alumni
Fayetteville, North Carolina (NC)
Deborah Miller (Deborah Smith)
E E Smith High School
Class of 1972
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DEBORAH'S PROFILE

First Name | Deborah |
Last Name | Miller |
Maiden Name | Smith |
Graduation Year | Class of 1972 |
Gender | Female |
City | N/A |
State/Province | NC |
Country | United States |
Occupation | Retired-federal Government |
Married | Yes |
About Me | Successful career with Federal Gov't (Retired-36 Yrs.); |

Class of 1972 Alumni
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Christopher Roberts
Class of 2008

Kenneth Harris
Class of 1981

Darrell Caldwell
Class of 1990

Chiquita Martin
Class of 1981

Sharlisa Thompson
Class of 2000

Vickie Armstrong
Class of 1984

Phyllis Mckoy
Class of 1983

Tiffany Bryant
Class of 1994

Jeffrey Cole
Class of 2004

Tom Cox
Class of 1974

Sherika Curtis
Class of 1998

Waverly Williams
Class of 1996

Frances Williams
Class of 1967

Kenneth Moore
Class of 1973

Dashawn Mcglown
Class of 2001

Ginger Lowery
Class of 1989

Jasmine Torres
Class of 2003

Elliott Williams Jr
Class of 1988

Davina Young
Class of 2009

Sharell Kelly
Class of 1994

Jason Long
Class of 1988

Layton Edwards
Class of 1981

Melannie Wilson
Class of 1983

James Martin
Class of 1978
Recent Class of 1972 Reunions
Plan a Class of 1972 Reunion for Free
Alumni Weekend Music Megafest
Invited Classes: All Classes
Date: May 25, 2018
Description: Go online to "alumnimusicfest.com for lineup of artist and ticket info. Tickets will go on sale for this date and 5...(read more)
Class of 1966 50th Class Reunion
Invited Classes: All Classes
Date: May 27, 2016
Description: Friday Night Pools side party at the Hotel, Saturday Picnic at the School, Saturday Night Meet and Greet at the Hotel. S...(read more)
Class Reunion 2012
Invited Classes: 1972
Description: Dear Classmate, The Class of 1972 is a very special class. We were a part of the era that defined the term “Ole S...(read more)