Missing Friends

These are all old friends that I haven’t seen, heard from, or been able to find in ages. If you know them, tune them in to this page.

Jenny Adcock got me turned on to poetry and all sorts of intellectual experimentation when I was a freshman at Woodbridge High School. Unfortunately, she graduated at the end of my freshman year, and went on her own way and I haven’t heard from her since.

I’ve probably misspelled her name, but Jocelyn got me hooked on Joni Mitchell and Peter Gabriel, not to mention social and political activism. I remember one time some of my “friends” on the swim team at Woodbridge High made fun of me when I said hello to her (he said that I had “freedom fighters” for friends). I took the snide remark in stride; all the rest of those shallow materialistic Irvine brats combined still couldn’t amount to the fascinating, wonderful person she was.

Kory Heinzen was my best friend in eighth grade, back when I was prone to mood swings and a violent temper. Yo, Kory, what you up do these days?

Chad Kitchen was my first weight-lifting partner at Penn State and a good friend, but I lost track of him when he graduated. I’m wondering where he is. Do you know?

This is Hutch (Kevin Hutchison). He was my first roommate in the dorms at Penn State, in Atherton Hall. He’s a really cool guy, buy I think I really got on his nerves as a roommate, because he moved out (understandable... I am very difficult to live with, and was especially so when I was younger). But I’d love to hear from him. I hear that he and Heather got married and have their own ministry now.

Hopefully I’ll have more of these as I think of them; there are also a few “missing” people listed in my photo galleries on my geocities web page (my friends from governor’s school, and a few others).