Frankford High School Alumni
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania (PA)
Alumni Stories
Edward Morgan
Class of 1967
Hi fellow pioneers,
Due to a sudden emergency, I was unable to make the 50th reunion celebration. I hope that everyone had a great time. I've been retired from PA. State employment after 37 years & have resided in North Port, Florida for the past 10 years. I just love everything about the area.
My wife of more than 42 years passed away a few years ago. I miss her joking with me as you'll see by one of her last comments to me as follows: My wife was in a physical rehabilitation center hallway ambulating with a walker. Having thought that I might have gotten into her path of travel, I asked" Mary, was I in your way?" With a bright smile she immediately shot back, " No, if you had been, I'd have moved you." Two of my brothers (Graduated Frankford High School) have also passed on. Those brothers were Dennis, a Viet Nam Vet and Washington D.C. undercover police officer (Maybe 1968 or 1969 graduate); and, Paul, a US Navy Master Chief and Philadelphia Police Office (Maybe graduated in 1971, 1972, or 1973). They were both great men.
I am well & keep active with church activities, writing for pleasure, home maintenance, and of course... visits to The Beautiful Beaches in the area. For those of you who have sent me messages through this web site, I am sorry that I cannot view their content or respond back. I do appreciate hearing from school mates and friends. With that said, I'm hoping that my contact information will post so that we can catch up with each other. My landline phone # is (941) 888-5083; my email address is: minister 25@comcast.net. Best wishes to everyone that reads this message. Ed
Due to a sudden emergency, I was unable to make the 50th reunion celebration. I hope that everyone had a great time. I've been retired from PA. State employment after 37 years & have resided in North Port, Florida for the past 10 years. I just love everything about the area.
My wife of more than 42 years passed away a few years ago. I miss her joking with me as you'll see by one of her last comments to me as follows: My wife was in a physical rehabilitation center hallway ambulating with a walker. Having thought that I might have gotten into her path of travel, I asked" Mary, was I in your way?" With a bright smile she immediately shot back, " No, if you had been, I'd have moved you." Two of my brothers (Graduated Frankford High School) have also passed on. Those brothers were Dennis, a Viet Nam Vet and Washington D.C. undercover police officer (Maybe 1968 or 1969 graduate); and, Paul, a US Navy Master Chief and Philadelphia Police Office (Maybe graduated in 1971, 1972, or 1973). They were both great men.
I am well & keep active with church activities, writing for pleasure, home maintenance, and of course... visits to The Beautiful Beaches in the area. For those of you who have sent me messages through this web site, I am sorry that I cannot view their content or respond back. I do appreciate hearing from school mates and friends. With that said, I'm hoping that my contact information will post so that we can catch up with each other. My landline phone # is (941) 888-5083; my email address is: minister 25@comcast.net. Best wishes to everyone that reads this message. Ed
Recent Members
| Chuck Walters | 1963 |
| Duran Bailey | 2012 |
| Fred Zell Fred Zell | 1959 |
| Gerard Zapczynski | 1978 |
| Roslyn Smith | 1975 |
| Sharon Soltys | 1979 |
| Sherylanne Seyler | 1991 |
| Tyreece Fisher Tyreece Fisher | 2008 |
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