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All electric! 15 mph, top speed
20 mile range!

Aug 06, 2025 at 7:09 PM

My new "HOG" His name is Harly.

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Tom Folsom has left an In Memory comment for Dale Ashmun.
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May 09, 2025 at 10:41 AM

 

So sad about Dale.  Very fond memories.  One of the truely very good people.

Tom

 

 

 

Tom Folsom has left an In Memory comment for Dale Ashmun.
May 09, 2025 at 10:41 AM

So sad about Dale.  Very fond memories.  One of the truely very good people.

Tom

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Richard Stewart has left an In Memory comment for Doug Nutt.
Jun 06, 2024 at 1:45 PM

He was my best friend for about 20 years. He was a great guy. First time I ever heard LED Zeplen was at his apartment on 20th street. He bought a pool table for his farm house near Fairberry I beat him 13 games in a row and we would laugh about it. Doug Dale Ashmun and Ron Akin drove out to California day after we graduated. That trip opened my eyes to there was a great big world out there and I wanted to see some of it. He called me "true north" when we went hunting because I always knew which way back to the car. I never got to say goodbye. I think I will always miss him.

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Bob Unger has left an In Memory comment for William Holman.
Jan 13, 2023 at 12:56 PM

1970 Classmates:

Bill attended most if not all of my indoor track meets at UNL.  We would usually talk together a bit after the meets.  But I don't know if I ever really thanked him for this kindness towards me.  Over several months I determined to send him a thankyou correspondence when we were 69, but then I was badly dismayed to find out that he had passed away.  I guess the lesson is to act upon such impulses we sense towards friends and loved ones in our high school class as soon as possible. 

 

Bob Unger