Lewis S. Mills High School Alumni
Burlington, Connecticut (CT)
Brian Turner
Lewis S. Mills High School
Class of 1984
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Class of 1984 Alumni
→ Reunite with 44 class of 1984 alumni that have joined.
Jason Attruia
Class of 1998
Jon Persson
Class of 1965
Karli Kisiel
Class of 2012
Rich Marquard
Class of 1998
Katie Lackey
Class of 2008
Mike Durstin
Class of 1964
Tommy Krasnowski
Class of 1997
Gregory Fisher
Class of 1991
Rhonda Russo
Class of 1987
Tyler Soulier
Class of 2007
Nancy Parker
Class of 1978
Rick Smith
Class of 1990
Rachel Kunkiewicz
Class of 1986
Eric Zenhye
Class of 2004
Scott Homer
Class of 1977
Scott Woodilla
Class of 1984
Peggy Crandall
Class of 1986
Rosie Ponte
Class of 2002
Todd Tracy
Class of 1987
Kenneth (ken) Fowler
Class of 1962
April Wollmann
Class of 1986
Khaled Garcia
Class of 2003
Savannah Carrier
Class of 2020
Adam Underwood
Class of 2000
Cam Wilson
Class of 2011
Kate Johnson
Class of 1997
Joseph Giarratana
Class of 1991
Manuel Heredia
Class of 1998
Lorrie E Battistoni Lorrie E Battistoni
Class of 1985
Robert Middleton
Class of 1964
Alyssa Desjardins
Class of 2003
Frank Rizzo
Class of 1989
Aneysa Bengston
Class of 1987
Oliver Morris
Class of 1998
Jason Warner
Class of 1994
Kevin Grady
Class of 1991
Recent Class of 1984 Reunions
Plan a Class of 1984 Reunion for Free
LSM Class of '84 25th Reunion
Invited Classes: 1984
Date: Oct 10, 2009
Description: There won't be any invitations sent out....get your info here and on our class page on Facebook. Please feel free to dre...(read more)
LSM Class of 1984 25th Reunion
Invited Classes: 1984
Date: Oct 10, 2009
Description: I am NOT sending out invitations for this....I will provide all info here and to e-mails I have from our last reunion. ...(read more)
Class of '84 - 30th reunion
Invited Classes: 1984
Description: Would like feedback on whether you want a 30th reunion or not... if yes, should families be involved? Let me know...