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I remember you - Bradford Day III, who once went out with Lizzie Sullivan!!!!!! Remember Ronnie Wright, Mary-Jo & Susan Hughie Sullivan & Hughie Conlin. There must have been about 30 of us who hung out in Rubies then Behrens, from 1960-65 time period. Then some of us moved to Wilkins where there was Susan & Lorlee Devlin, Mickey O'brien, Ronnie Oldfield & so many others. If there is anyone out there from the old crowd, I'd love to hear from you.
Marie GuarinoCordero
hicksville, ny USA - Monday, May 01, 2000 at 12:16:12 (PDT)

I remember you! Bradford Day III, went out with Lizzie Sullivan. Remember Ronnie Wright, Mary-Jo & Susan, Hughie Conlin & Hughie Sullivan? If you scroll down you'll see a message from Pat & Bobby Sprague. They live in Oakdale, L.I. Is there anyone else out there from the old Rubies or Behrens crowd from 1960-65 period?? Also Hung out in Wilkins with Kathy Reagan, Susan & lorlee Devlin, Ronnie Oldfield & Mickey O'brien. Love to hear from you.
marie g
hicksville, ny USA - Monday, May 01, 2000 at 12:03:19 (PDT)

I used to hang out at Sal's Pizza at 85th St. and Jamaica Ave in the early 1960's. Sang with 2 or 3 guys named Joey Anatrella and Bobby Sprague. We used the long crooked hallway next door to the pizza place to practice. Used to hang out at Rubies earlier. Worked at Lewis's for a while in 1962. But spent too much time up at the steps or on the road in Forest Park.My father owned a book store at 78th st. and Jamaica Ave, Woodhaven Bookland. We used to sing against Brian Hyland's brother and some guys form the candy store at 78th and Jamaica Ave.It's funny how how where you hung out made you a group. Any old doo woppers out there still singing? Wish Carl's Record Store was open again for just one day. I remember going to the Haven on saturday afternoon when every one seemed to be there. Those were the days. Brad Day- bradday 111@gateway.net
Brad Day
Hayward, Ca. USA - Sunday, April 30, 2000 at 18:16:21 (PDT)

Anyone going to the Oh Brother Inn tonight???
SJ
NY USA - Saturday, April 29, 2000 at 07:52:08 (PDT)

Hello all...anyone going to the Oh Brother Inn tonight???
SJ
NY USA - Saturday, April 29, 2000 at 07:46:32 (PDT)

Hey Tara! I remember you. I think I was in your wedding. LOL. It's great to see someone I actually know on this website.
Tracy
Yorktown , NY USA - Thursday, April 27, 2000 at 07:33:58 (PDT)

hi everyone i grew up in woodhaven on 92nd st btw 89th ave and 91st ave. growing up in woodhaven was one of the best times of my life. i hung out in 60 park playing handball and getting chased by the cops when we were by the checker tables. i married frank pizzuto from 88th st and my best friends and still the same ones i hung out with when i was at the park. i would love if we could get a 60park reunion going.i heard that thier is suppose to be a woodhaven reunion at forest park on sun may 7th. i think atthe picnic area by the dome...by for now ...tara
tara mckenna pizzuto
bethpage, ny USA - Wednesday, April 26, 2000 at 15:56:09 (PDT)

Hey Vin, I thought it was a long shot for your brother to get married, but what were the odds he would have a kid?
Drew Morgan
Williston Park, NY USA - Wednesday, April 26, 2000 at 14:46:43 (PDT)

[To~Other End of Woodhaven] The Touch of Italy Deli (WHBlvd & 91stAv)was owned by Richie & Mary Bora. Their family originally owned the candy store @ that corner where the photo studio was/is. Ahh..I remember the egg-creams we used to get from that candystore. Me & my friend Teddy Pychewicz used to work in the deli for a couple of years. I remember the butcher (91Av&91St). The butcher used to give us all a slice of bologna every time we went in there with our mother to get meat for the family. I remember Appleseed's & the glass place too. I forgot to mention (in my first posting)....we used to hang out on the benches on WH~Blvd too, listening to Black Sabbath & Aerosmith. If anyone knows Christine McAloney who lived on WHBlvd and 88th Ave (in that big apt. bldg)and she has a E~mail address...tell her to send me an e~m...would love to hear from her after 25 years.....Thanks All~Dennis (still lurking here..LOL)
Dennis
Worcester, Ma USA - Wednesday, April 26, 2000 at 12:56:35 (PDT)

Greetings former Woodhavenites.....I've been reading this site for a few months now,but this is my first posting.I graduated from STA in '60 and Brooklyn Tech in '64.Attended the St.Thomas reunion in Oct.'99 and can't say enough about the great job the committees did. I lived on 76 St. near 90 Ave.and still keep in touch with many of my old friends such as Joe Leary,Bob Murray,Dennis McGuire,John Dempsey,Walter Kosmij,Rich Youngling,Steve Antonacci,Tim Lyons,Moe Pereira,Jeff Harte,Ed Navarro...Yes we are all alive and well. At the reunion shared many memories with other good friends who I had not seen in 20-30 years such as Tony Rizzuto,Cathy Pittman,Cathy Lutz. After high school our crowd hung out in Neir's--88 Ave. and Marshall's on Rockaway Blvd. Let me know if anyone remembers our crowd.
JIM BECK
MINEOLA, NY USA - Wednesday, April 26, 2000 at 07:41:49 (PDT)

I only went to PS 97 for Kindergarden in 1970..went to 60 for the rest of the elementary years
T92
USA - Wednesday, April 26, 2000 at 06:35:34 (PDT)

T-92 I don't live on the East coast so to help would be near impossible. As I said I am more than happy to pay my fair share. Hope you take this assigment on. Regards Former Resident
Former Resident
USA - Tuesday, April 25, 2000 at 17:20:37 (PDT)

To T-92 If I had the time I would love to do it, but I don't have the time. Money is not a problem. I am more than happy to pay my fair share. Former Resident
Former Resident
USA - Tuesday, April 25, 2000 at 09:37:19 (PDT)

what ever happened to following? eeghead,the moneta brothers,big huge gary kaelin, big frank kaelin, bab, duck, bucky mannix, all the mcclains, george fredricks, the geberts, the demeo's and murch?
Christine rice
ozone park, ny USA - Monday, April 24, 2000 at 16:26:04 (PDT)

Hey..doesnt anyone come here from the other end of Woodhaven? I grew up one block off the Blvd and one block off Atlantic Ave. Remember the bakery,& the butchershopon 91st Ave and 91 and 92 st? , and remember the Auto glass place and the soda/ice cream shop on the blvd and 91st ave? Then the soda shop was A-1 pizza (it sucked) and now it is a photographer studio. What about when Touchof Italy opened? And the Appleseed club ont atlantic and woodhaven....
Other End of Woodhaven
USA - Monday, April 24, 2000 at 09:59:47 (PDT)

Why don't YOU take the time to do it? I was involved in the Lane reunion and it is A LOT of work. Put your money where your moth is and do it!
T92
USA - Monday, April 24, 2000 at 09:55:23 (PDT)

If anyone has an interest in putting together a class reunion of former PS 97Q Graduation classes (Say 60'-70's) I am sure there are many people who would like to attend. STA just had there's and I heard it was a blast. So perhaps then someone could do something along the same lines as that for PS 97Q....Hope to hear someone would take the time....
Former Resident
USA - Friday, April 21, 2000 at 10:51:28 (PDT)

Debbie, I tried to email you but aol said you are blocked and sent the mail back twice.You are not that far from me.I live near the boarder line of the towns.
Barbara Sellitti
Keansburg, NJ USA - Wednesday, April 19, 2000 at 13:01:00 (PDT)

just found you . will be back for more . great site. hello to all the former woodhaven people greatest place to grow up . big hellow to all the other original 7n7 steet boys
rich youngling
vero beach , fl USA - Wednesday, April 19, 2000 at 06:53:53 (PDT)

It's great seeing a lot of old names on this website. I lived on 89th Avenue between 84th & 80th Streets. I graduated STA in '72. Married my good friend Gil Santoro's sister Christine. Moved out in '83. Great memories.
James Figuccio
Smithtown, NY USA - Tuesday, April 18, 2000 at 17:24:48 (PDT)

Hi Barbara, I lived on 90th ave off 80th street.I dont't remember your fathers name.My husband was also a coach for St Thomas baseball and the swim team with Vince Carney.
Barbara
Keansburg, NJ USA - Tuesday, April 18, 2000 at 12:50:33 (PDT)

Silly me.. I forgot to mention that I loved Mrs. Pilleterri's spaghetti sauce, and that we had best block parties ever (I recently tried to enact one here on my new block in Smithtown and it didn't compare and never will), Fourth of July (sort of like Vietnam), and was scared to death of Sky (RoRo's dog) and the Figuccio dog "butch". And in addition to my older siblings that I mentioned earlier, I also have a younger brother Glen that Michael Young used to call "Bum". He is now 25 and a NY city cop. And for my Mom & Dad, Betty & Gil, I'm sure there must be some old timers that remember tham. Especially my Dad who is a FKL graduate and coached many athletic functions at St. Thomas. I can't recall my Dads graduating year from H.S. but he is 64 and recently coordinated a reunion of old friends from Lane. The first "party" was held at my parents house and some 60 people attended. Any old schoolmates that remember Gilly Santoro Sr.? Let me know.
Barbara Santoro-Smith
Smithtown, NY USA - Tuesday, April 18, 2000 at 08:41:43 (PDT)

Oh my god! I just heard about this site from my sister (Christine) and brother-in-law (James)- Woodhaven's greatest lovebirds-now married 18 years. I moved out of Woodhaven when I was 10 years old (1979), and there I left the greatest childhood memories along with the greatest people I ever knew. I've managed to somewhat keep in touch with the neighborhood and who actually still remains living there. Now about to turn 31, married with 2 children.Most of the names and memories I do not recall from my generation, however some things sound familiar because of my older siblings (again, sister Chris, and brother Gil a.k.a "Gilly") What is familiar? The pink church (although luckily I never hung out there), Derby, Bernard,The Young family, Glen Gier, of course all stores located on the Ave., Forest Park, and a few bars (The Circus) which I got to experiment after visting back years later.What are my memories? Of course the greatest block to live on "89th ave.", P.S. 60, playing stoop ball, watching abott & costello & Dance Fever with Kathy Bear, swimming in my pool, Keithy & Steven,Miss Burchettes dancing school and the recitals, Sal's pizzeria, blah blah blah - I can go on forever. My dearest friends then were Kristine Steinecke (may she rest in piece - died of Leukemia when she was 13), Jonathan Marsh, Enza Pilleterri (still can't spell her name correctly), Maureen Young and the entire Young clan, Billy Beets, Kathy Bear, Jodi Greco, and Ro-Ro.I still am true friends with Maureen Young and Enza Pilleterri (see)- we recently started reuniting with our families annually and it has been a blast.Going back to the Youngs - The person who mentioned Jimmy Young above, couldn't have said it better. He would have loved this site and still is the greatest person I ever knew, too! Next to him is his brother Michael who tortured me when I was younger and then protected me in times of trouble. He has become another brother and I will love him forever as well. This may be hard to believe but recently while visiting my old dancing school teacher "Miss Burchett" who is ill, my sister and I toured through Woodhaven. We had pizza at Sals, shopped at Lewis's, and got to walk through our old house 84-01 89th ave. The lady that lives there is sooo nice to have let us go back down memory lane. I must run, but can't wait to come back and read and/type more. Good-night Woodhavenites! Don't have an Email as of yet, I'll keep in touch. Jonathan Marsh, I do remember you, do you remember me?
Barbara Santoro-Smith
Smithtown, NY USA - Monday, April 17, 2000 at 18:06:40 (PDT)

I was told about the Woodhaven site and have enjoyed reading the notes folks have been leaving. I lived at 80-66 90th Road. We were the second house from the corner.(Four brothers, Kevin, Jeff, Brian, & Steven) The "Big Rock" was a favorite hang out for lots of people. I have not visited Woodhaven in many years, but I am sorry to see the way it changed, and not for the good. Jamaica Ave is really a mess. I went to STA, PS 60 (Wooden School House)(I have a picture from the Second grade class) PS 65, and then PS 97. 1965 was the year I graduted from 97. I would like to hear from folks that lived in Woodhaven during that time. Some of the names I remember is Peter Kearns,(PS 97) Monica, & Christina Winch (lived on the same Street) Frank Kamine (PS 97) Vinny LaMagna (97) Jimmy Kessler, Caroline Hock, Ronnie Black, Gary Mack, Alan Brendle, Robert Campbell (91 Ave) Joey Backett, (90th Rd)Freddie Gebheardt (90th rd.)(not sure of spelling) Jimmy Dunn (90th Road) O'Fields (90th Rd ) Doreen Smith 78th Street, The Schwartz's 91st Ave, (85th street). As I think of more names I will send them in. If any one should remember any of the folks from the above dates please contact me. Regards to all..... Jeff Weisz
Jeffrey S. Weisz
New Canaan, Ct USA - Monday, April 17, 2000 at 10:01:47 (PDT)

My sisters, Lorele and Barbara and I grew up in Woodhaven. We lived there from 1951 to 1968 or so. Our hand outs were mostly Jacks candy store and Wilken's Ice Cream Parlor. Our pals were Ronnie Oldfield, George the Greek, Mickey O'Brien, Larry Specht, Cliff Reeve, Cathy Reagan, Cathy Cronin, Richard Thally [who I married for 20 years], we went to Stella Maris HS and St Thomas. My mother worked in Jack and Jill childrens store for many years.
Susan Devlin Shulgold
Pompano Beach, fl USA - Thursday, April 13, 2000 at 19:27:16 (PDT)

Diane - what house did you live in on 88th AVe. Your name sounded fimilar - I was born and raised in Woodhaven lived on 88th Ave. until I married - you might have bought my parents house
Irene
BEthlehem, PA USA - Sunday, April 09, 2000 at 11:17:19 (PDT)

graduated STA in 71 went to WH maxwell hs grad in 75 lived on 88 ave between 80 and 85st moved 15 years ago
Diane Radziewicz
middletown , N J USA - Sunday, April 09, 2000 at 08:16:51 (PDT)

WOODHAVEN I MISS IT BIG TIME,97 SCHOOL yard girl here, hung out everywhere went to sta got kicked out in 5th gr then ps 60 mrs mc namaras alpha class, then on to 210 gratuated fk lane class of 81, married with 3 sons now moved out of the haven 5 yrs ago started to hang out in the white horse when i was like 15-16, harry u were a great bartender, must of been the tips we gave u, then pattywacks, mikes pub hit all the bars up n down jamaica ave everythings changed sooo much still my kind of town loved woodhaven sooo much hated to leave
DEBBIE RUHMAN (AKA) RADZIEWICZ
MIDDLETOWN, NJ USA - Saturday, April 08, 2000 at 19:15:27 (PDT)

Hey, if we're giving SHOUT OUTS, I'd like to say "THANKS:-)" to the lady at Deegans Liquor store that ALWAYS sold me Tango and Blackberry Brandy. Even the day I was buying A LOT of booze. She asked me what the special occasion was and I told her it was my Sweet 16, she didn't even blink, put it in the bag, rung it up and told me to have fun! GO DEEGAN'S LADY!!!!
T92
USA - Saturday, April 08, 2000 at 07:24:54 (PDT)

Shout out to Drew Morgan ,for buying the beer at Sunnydales all through our teenage years..
Vin Calia Jr.
Smithtown, NY USA - Thursday, April 06, 2000 at 17:38:45 (PDT)

Great site.Grew up on 87st ,north of Jamaica Ave. Graduated STA '85'. Shame the neighborhoods changed,lots of good memories.
Vinnie Calia Jr.
Smithtown, NY USA - Thursday, April 06, 2000 at 17:33:16 (PDT)

Hi fellow Woodhavennites! I lived in Woodhaven from 1952-1967. These were the best times in my life many fond memories. Last Sunday about 40 of us from the class of 1961, St. Thomas Apostle met at the Marriott Hotel in Uniondale to reminise old times. Next year we are hoping to plan a 40th reunion for the class of 61. If interested & didn't make the April 2nd reunuin call Tony Rizutto at 1-800-609-4247.
Marie Guarino Cordero
Hicksville, ny USA - Monday, April 03, 2000 at 09:33:15 (PDT)

JIMMY YOUNG WOULD HAVE LOVED THIS WEBSITE.STILL THE BEST PERON I EVER KNEW.
M
USA - Sunday, April 02, 2000 at 20:21:16 (PDT)

Grew up on 91st Street between Forest Park and Jamaica Avenue. Watched all the druggies walk up to the dome and then crawl back home. Hung out on 77th St. and 90th Ave. and then later on at the Circus Bar when we weren't in the City or on Long Island (Speaks, Hammerheads) doing the Club thing. Woodhaven was a great place for meeting people and making many memories. Went to STA and graduated 1976 (Anyone remember Sr. Concetta and Mr. Marinello?) Then went on to Dominican Commercial and graduated in 1980 (Anyone Remember Sr. Alice Byrnes?) Drop a line if you want to get nostalgic. Ciao!!!
Donna Calia-Mazzella
Wantagh, NY USA - Sunday, April 02, 2000 at 20:01:03 (PDT)

To Diane Buono - Are you going to the STA Reunion?? I'm the class of '83 - and I am definitely going! Anyone else hear about it?
Tina Virgona-Gdog Gdog < >
CT USA - Sunday, April 02, 2000 at 14:54:17 (PDT)

i lived in woodhaven for 24 years moved out in 1989 but i still go to johns to get my hair cut
brian cleary
freehold, nj USA - Wednesday, March 29, 2000 at 18:55:37 (PST)

Senior moment with my first note. I graduated in January 1954, not 1953. Sorry classmates!!!!
Maureen Kiealy
Hernando, FL USA - Wednesday, March 29, 2000 at 06:25:11 (PST)

I grew up in Woodhaven and lived at 91-11-87th Street, graduated from St. Elizabeth's in January 1953, moved to Queens Village when my parents bought a house in 1956. Many, many fond memories of being raised there. Some of us who formed friendships back then are still friends today.
Maureen Kiealy
Hernando, FL USA - Tuesday, March 28, 2000 at 15:27:57 (PST)

GREAT SITE-Woodhaven was and hopefully still is a great place. Just finished reading previous comments, fond memories. I lived on 91st., between Atlantic and 91st. Ave. Graduated St. Elizabeths in June, 53, RHHS in June 57.
Mike Heaphy
NEW CITY, NYgREAT USA - Tuesday, March 28, 2000 at 12:55:13 (PST)

Great site! It is so great reading everyone's memories. I grew up in Woodhaven-moved there in 1971 and lived there till 1983. Went to PS 97, 210, FKL (for 2 years). Lived on 85th Dr in between 79 & 76 st. Its so cool you have set up this site-I wounldn't have changed anything abut growing up here!
Chuck
Old Bridge, NJ USA - Monday, March 27, 2000 at 12:29:35 (PST)

Great site, I really enjoyed reading all the messages brought back a lot of memories. I lived on Jamaica Ave and 86th street graduated STA around 71 used to hang out at 60park Saint Lukes Church and the WhiteHorse Would like to hear from anyone else who roamed these areas to.
Harry J. Schiffman
Henderson, NV USA - Sunday, March 26, 2000 at 14:21:56 (PST)

Great site,lots of good memories. Grew up on 85 St. near ST. Lukes,I'd enjoy hearing from anyone from the block, the White Horse, or any other survivors of the 70's/80's.
Roger Cavallo
Henderson , NV USA - Friday, March 24, 2000 at 17:23:39 (PST)

Great site,lots of good memories. Grew up on 85 St. near ST. Lukes,I'd enjoy hearing from anyone from the block, the White Horse, or any other survivors of the 70's/80's.
Roger Cavallo
Henerson , NV USA - Friday, March 24, 2000 at 17:03:20 (PST)

How about we meet a the dome and smoke some scottie and run around the parking lot naked chasing Murch and Henry with our balls swinging from side to side.
jimmy shannon
new haven, ny USA - Friday, March 24, 2000 at 15:47:06 (PST)

I need help I grew up with and hung out with Robert Kreppin in the 1970's and early 1980's. Bobby and were close friends that moved apart year after year. Has anyone heard from Bobby or know where he is please let me know.
brian mcevoy
S.H., ny USA - Friday, March 24, 2000 at 15:42:50 (PST)

The last note about Ed's balls was a riot. I didn't know Ed but knew his son. Ther were alot of other people in WDHN who's shorts were revealing...It's hysterical!
Lisa
Mdtn, NY USA - Thursday, March 23, 2000 at 19:07:44 (PST)

This website is fun. I will always remember the great times in woodhaven. Then thing that I remember most is when Tom Molloy's father Ed had his balls hanging out of his shorts.
BRIAN MCEVOY
south hempstead, ny USA - Wednesday, March 22, 2000 at 16:30:25 (PST)

This is such a great site. My sister sent it to me from Maryland. I am a graduate of Saint Thomas 1980. Would love to hear from other STA '80 graduates. I am in Woodhaven all the time my husband Darrell and I are the Youth Ministers at Saint Thomas.
Diane Buono(Magnocavallo)
New Hyde Park, NY USA - Tuesday, March 21, 2000 at 06:10:32 (PST)

Love to hear from anyone from 91st ave near 81st St. Lived there 10 years and loved it. All neighbors sitting out at night and laughing till all hours, enjoying ourselves. If you read this, pls send msg. Ann and Bert
Ann
Tampa, Fl USA - Saturday, March 18, 2000 at 14:03:16 (PST)

To Tracy: LOL...I remember the singing. As far as the smoking...hmmm...me?...nah..must've been a night when I wasn't hangin on the corner...LOL. Thanks for the E/m. I miss Teddy, Susie & Sandy alot. I'll be going back to Woodhaven this weekend. Maybe i'll stop down on 80th & 91st Ave & and find "The Rock"...Thx again��;�8-)
Dennis
Worcester, Ma USA - Thursday, March 16, 2000 at 19:50:50 (PST)

Formerly of 81-06 91st Avenue. It was a decent place to grow up in, although I do recall hanging out in Forest Park one afternoon with Mary and we sat down under a tree and I put my hand down on the ground and felt a pinch, which turned out to be the tip of someone's buried syringe. Fortunately it was a kinder, gentler time and AIDS was yet o come. If Frankie Pallotta, Lyle Greene, Bobby Bohack or Annette Monaco ever read this, drop me a line or I'll tell your mother what you were like in grade school.
Lynn Lang (Bertolini)
Tampa, FL USA - Wednesday, March 15, 2000 at 21:09:54 (PST)

I grew up in Woodhaven on the corner of 88th St. and 88th Ave, moved out in '97. Graduated from St. Thomas in '87. The neighborhood has changed alot, but it still gives me the feeling of home whenever I visit. Any old friends or classmates, please drop me a note.
Kelly (Molloy) Calia
Smithtown, NY USA - Wednesday, March 15, 2000 at 18:17:37 (PST)

I was not a resident of Woodhaven. I was from RH> However, I hung out in WH. How many of you remember OH BROTHER INN? Many good times were had there. I live in Orange Co. now so can anyone tell me what it is now? A fish store? A video store? A hair salon? or maybe a church?
Joe Schwartz
Middletown, NY USA - Wednesday, March 15, 2000 at 16:51:19 (PST)

This is a great site. So many familiar names. My family still lives in woodhaven and I visit frequently. The neighborhood has changed a lot, but I still get the feeling that I'm home when I go to visit. Spent my whole childhood there..and made all the friends I have there. Woodhaven will always have a special place in my heart. I went to St. Thomas graduated in 85,,the went to CK graduated in 89. Any old friends or classmates out there please drop me a line!
Terry Ciorciari
East Rockaway, Ny USA - Wednesday, March 15, 2000 at 16:32:36 (PST)

MY DAUGHTER STELLA(CIPOLLA)GALLEGRA IS A HAIRDRESSER ON METROPOLITAN AVE. MISS MELE THE 8TH GRADE TEACHER IN STA OF THE 80'S COMES TO HER SHOP TO GET HER HAIR DONE. IT'S NICE TO SEE THE TEACHERS OF STA
STELLA CIPOLLA
HENDERSON, NV USA - Monday, March 13, 2000 at 21:26:14 (PST)

Has anyone made plans to attend the STA class of '61 reunion on April 2?
Tom McCulloch
Nesaconet, NY USA - Monday, March 13, 2000 at 19:54:58 (PST)

just moved out of woodhaven a year ago and miss the neughbohood i gratuated STA 80 and CK 84 still go back my parents still live there would not have chamged my childhood and growing up there for anything 60pk the dome
mike bell
USA - Monday, March 13, 2000 at 18:47:08 (PST)

Grew up in Woodhaven, graduated 1985 from sta. moved out in 91. Would like to hear from people who graduated around same time. Miss gettting drunk in the park. oh yeah mike is supreme demigod of the universe
dan
wantagh, ny USA - Sunday, March 12, 2000 at 20:10:59 (PST)

It is so great to reach back in time and here from people you grew up with.Ilived in Woodhaven from 1970 to 1991.It was great to read Joe Lentini & Stella Cipolla's notes.There will never be another place like Woodhaven when we were growing up.Love & miss you all! Take care.
Nicholas Emanuele
Greenville, NY USA - Sunday, March 12, 2000 at 17:49:48 (PST)

Hey Jeff..I went to 210 the same years..then Lane until 1984....
Tracy
USA - Thursday, March 09, 2000 at 06:52:00 (PST)

Hey gang...I wanted to reply to Dennis..I used to live near the corner of 92st and 91 ave...in the 70's I was just a kid, but I remember the "teen agers" hanging out there. We used to ride our bikes past them and they would be smoking pot and singing. We used to call them the Corner Hippies or the Do Da Do Do DOO's. (they used to sing this stupid song) I remember Mrs. Roth at PS 60. How about Mr Sinclair. he was a hard ass. The ROCK was on the corner of 91st ave and 80st I think. You also mentioned the Reilly's...there had to be more than one fam in Woodhaven named that but I think I know who you meant.
Tracy
No Longer Woodhaven, USA - Thursday, March 09, 2000 at 06:50:21 (PST)

Great site..... I went to PS 97 from 1972 to 1978 and JHS 210 from 1978 to 1980(sounds about right) I used to live on 85th DR off of 79 ST. Would be great to hear from anyone around the area.
Jeff walter
Staten Island, ny USA - Wednesday, March 08, 2000 at 21:20:33 (PST)

just tuned into NY station and heard about the stabbing at Franklin K Lane. - I attented back in the late '50's and it was supposed to a rough school back then. What is it like now?
Irene (Hughes) Kulig
Bethlehem, PA USA - Wednesday, March 08, 2000 at 15:17:38 (PST)

Just turned on TV. I occasionally listen to NY stations to what's happening. Announcement regarding Franklin K Lane, my old school, there was a stabling - when I attented, late '50's it was noted to be a rough school. How bad is in now.
Irene (Hughes) Kulig
Bethlehem , PA USA - Wednesday, March 08, 2000 at 15:14:12 (PST)

Great Site. I truly love Woodhaven. Born and raised. Married and stayed. I certainly wish more people had stayed. I think it's a great community. I miss Lewis of Woodhaven, but we still have Manor deli.
Kathy Henshon Micale
Woodhaven, NY USA - Tuesday, March 07, 2000 at 10:41:31 (PST)

This website gives me a sense of "community." I am especially grateful for the opportunity to launch my new business by advertising my gift baskets in your classifieds.
Margo Conklin
woodhaven, NY USA - Sunday, March 05, 2000 at 15:08:15 (PST)

Very good. We could do with something as good in our town.
Robert Charleson
Manchester, England - Sunday, March 05, 2000 at 10:54:54 (PST)

Im sorry to have to be the bearer of bad news but i f attended STA within the past 11 years u all probably know Barbra O'Donnell. Well as i said before about bein the bearer of bad news but she passed away last week. I would appriciate a moment of reflection if u knew her. Thank You All
Thomas
Woodhaven, NY USA - Saturday, March 04, 2000 at 21:48:35 (PST)

OhMyGod...went surfing looking for the Leader~Observer and found this time capsule. What memories ! Seems most come from the west side of Woodhaven Blvd. Grew up on the corner of 91stAv & 96thSt in 60's,70's and left in 80. 9 kids in the family. If you were there, you knew my family. Went to PS 97 & 60,210 then RHHS. Hanging out at the Dome, the tracks on 98thSt/91stAv, handball @ 88park & PS60, the corner @ 92ndSt&91stAve in Sum of 76/77. Playing ringaleavio,I-declare-war,climbing to the top of St.Anthony's Hosp. The "world famous" Manor's Deli, playing hooky@the Haven. No pizza like Carlo's on Jamaica & WH Blvd. Rubies,Lewis's the Twilight Zone bar (91st&95thAve) I have blurry recollections of the ROCK...someone E/m me and refresh me where it was Please! Remember the butcher shop at 91stST/91stAv? Bora's CandyStore at WHB&91stAve...later Marie's Deli. Religious Instruction @ St E's. The Adam's, Maresca's, Lugori's, Burns, Donavans, Wilsons, Kendalls, Clarks, Rileys, Wisomans.And i'm looking for Phyllis Amato from 91-05/or7 96th St(sis~Lisa, I believe) PJ mentioned Mrs Roth..had her @PS60. How bout Mrs MacNamara for Social Studies? Geez..shut me up...I can go on & on !! Just wanna say GREAT site webmasters and no matter how much WoodHaven changes....we have our fond memories...God Bless All.Dennis
Dennis H
Worcester, Ma USA - Saturday, March 04, 2000 at 16:10:03 (PST)

Hi! I lived in Wdhvn from 1950-1981 and it was the greatest time of my life. Graduated St.Elizabeth 1963 and Dominican Comm'l 1967. I lived on 95th St. between Atl. and Wdhvn Blvds. I remember most of what's posted except this pink church everyone mentions. I hung out with Kathy C, Denise A, Diane L, Karen D. I still see Denise & Karen if I get to NY. We hung out everywhere at one time or another.Forest Park,Howard Beach (The Limit),The square,Jam.Ave.,all over the place. Brian Hyland's little brother invited me and Denise down his basement once and we thought it was a big deal.I could write a book about Wdhvn.Take care.
Cathy
Holland, PA USA - Thursday, March 02, 2000 at 09:55:44 (PST)

Catherine - the gray house is yellow now. And yes, the pink church is Methodist. The Bell is now all boarded up. Believe me, the neighborhood does not look and feel the same.
Tina
USA - Monday, February 28, 2000 at 19:23:02 (PST)

The pink church was on the corner of 80 St. and 89 Ave., the northwest corner, to be exact. I believe it was a Methodist church. It was pink-painted stucco in my time;it may have been painted other colors at other times. One block north of that(at 80 St. and 88 Rd.) was a beautiful grey house with a wrap-around porch and a large corner property. Directly across the street from there (on the east side of the street) was a corner store which we called "The Bell" because there was a bell on the door that rang when you walked in.
Catherine
USA - Monday, February 28, 2000 at 18:52:00 (PST)

THIS IS REALLY GREAT.. WOODHAVEN WAS REALLY A GREAT PLACE TO GROW-UP AND I AM GLAD TO HERE FROM OTHERS ABOUT HOW GREAT IT WAS, I STILL LIVE IN WDHVEN, BUT IT IS REALLY SAD HOW IT IS NOW...IF I COULD TURN BACK TIME...I WENT TO PS60, 210, LANE.I HAVE AN OLDER BROTHER MOST PEOPLE KNEW HIM AS MAC..IT WAS A GREAT PLACE AND I NEVER RELIZED IT TIL I SEE HOW IT IS NOW.MY MOM WORKED IN I & C COSMETICS FOR 30 YEARS AND YES I&C IS ALSO GONE.I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM OLD FRIENDS.
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WOODHAVEN, NY USA - Saturday, February 26, 2000 at 19:44:55 (PST)

I just noticed Tina mentioned 80th and 89th Ave. for the "pink church". What else was in or around those steets, I guess I need some more visuals. I road my bike around there all the time.
Irene (Hughes) Kulig
Bethlehem, PA USA - Saturday, February 26, 2000 at 17:42:24 (PST)

I grew up in Woodhaven - I have noticed a few people mentioning the "pink church" - I lived on 88th Ave. bet. 80th and 85th Sts. I guess in never ventured very far from there. Please located this "pink church" for me. I know where the Big Rock is, is the "pink church" near there
Irene (Hughes) Kulig
Bethlehem, PA USA - Saturday, February 26, 2000 at 17:37:27 (PST)

Hello Woodhavenites! Hello STA class of 83 and FKLane Class of 87. I too (along with my siblings - John, Barbara, Peter, Maria and Victoria) have left the 'haven' - off to CT. My mom and dad (I think everyone knows JOE V.) still live in Woodhaven (we visit - and it is NOT THE SAME PLACE as when we grew up.) I remember playing wiffle ball on the corners of 80th St. & 89th Ave - right by the 'pink church.' We also played stoop ball on those steps too. What fun! I saw some of you at the STA reunion, although the class of 1983 was totally underrepresented - in fact, the 80's were not represented. If anyone is interested in getting an early 80's reunion together -- I'm all for it. Regards!!!
Tina Virgona-Nathanson
CT USA - Monday, February 21, 2000 at 09:23:25 (PST)

Sorry everyone! got lost and some how landed here. Anyway you enjoy yourselfs and if you need any help from someone in London England then you can e mail me at www.phoenix@investigations.eurobell.co.uk
John Kempster
London, England - Monday, February 21, 2000 at 05:44:26 (PST)

Woodhaven was a great place to grow up. Unfortunately, the neighborhood is not what it once was. I hung out at 60 park and the Rock. I would love to hear from old friends.
Michele (Perfetto) Hage
Lindenhurst, Ny USA - Thursday, February 17, 2000 at 08:23:34 (PST)

i live in woodhaven now...dont know what it was like before, but am glad i live here now. convenient to all by car or train. live on a big wide street with lots of old houses. i can see why those of you have moved really miss it.
gail
woodhaven, ny USA - Sunday, February 13, 2000 at 12:30:56 (PST)

I would like to thank the webmaster for having this site it great to remember old times and to see so many familiar names. Woodhaven was a great place to grow up and Woodhaven �lore� is worth preserving for future generations� Most of what I know about life I learned sitting on the �stoop�. Remember: The Dome, The Pink Church, Henry, Bernard, Derby, The Haven, Trupners Hardware store, The Square, Lewis of Woodhaven, Playing Basketball in John Whymer�s yard. The Soup Bowl, Lewis of Woodhaven, The Parkway Diner, stickball, stoopball. Buying toys at Jason�s, Wilkens, Walter�s, and Tony�s Market, buying fireworks from Mr. Daliendo. The Cypress Pool the list is endless. How lucky we were to grow up in a place so filled with characters and fun times. I hung out at the Pink Church and lived on 89th ave between 78th and 80th Street. My Mom (Mary) worked at Mondello�s Bakery for years. I wish all the best to all of my Woodhaven brothers and sisters, You are all part of some of my fondest memories and therefore will always be a part of my life. Left town in 1980 to find my fortune as a broadcaster, my wife (Diane from 77th Street) and I have settled in Vermont. If you remember me drop me a line and we�ll talk about �the hood in back in the day�. louiemanno@aol.com
Louie Manno
Burlington, VT USA - Thursday, February 10, 2000 at 09:02:47 (PST)

I JUST HEARD OF THE WOODHAVEN WEBSITE-I GREW UP ON 80TH ST. I'VE BEEN OUT OF THE AREA SINCE 89' BUT I STILL COME BACK TO VISIT. REMEMBER THE CIRCUS, THE DOME-ANY SURVIVORS LEFT? I'M LIVING IN MASSACHUSETTS -BUT THERE AIN'T NO SAL'S PIZZA HERE! ALIVE AND WELL, FRANKIE BUZ
FRANKIE BUZ
DALTON, MA USA - Monday, February 07, 2000 at 08:18:58 (PST)

A wonderful site. It's nice to see so many residents and former residents participating in this website by posting in the guestbook. Please visit the website for the Creedmoor Civic Association in Bellerose when you get a chance. We also have a list of many other civic association websites throughout the country. http://www.geocities.com/creedcivic
Rick Duskiewicz
Bellerose, NY USA - Wednesday, February 02, 2000 at 21:00:42 (PST)

As you can see, I am still here. Have been living in Woodhaven since 1955 in the Forest Park Coop. Moved from Woodhaven Blvd. to 98th Street when I got married 30 years ago. Sad isn't it. Went to 119 and graduated from FK Lane in 1963. Love to hear from other Woodhavenites who were brave enough to move away. This web site is great. Keep up the good work, web master.
Phyllis (Lederman) Buchalter
Woodhaven, NY USA - Thursday, January 20, 2000 at 18:49:45 (PST)

I grew up on 89th street off jamaica ave. Boy did we have some great times there. I went to PS 97 JHS 210 and graduated from FKLane in 81 remember all the fun times we had on the best block in woodhaven we were THE FIGHTING 89TH Remember kick the can ring o leaveo, ring and run, manhunt, forest park, the tennis courts thats when i was younger then as a teen Remember Circus bar then White horse then of course my favorite place was NINO'S BAR that came after the shamrock teen disco at appleseed on sunday nights wow it was the best. corner of atlantic ave and woodhaven blvd. Now its a topless joint well i moved out of there after 25 years and where did i go Long Island. I go back alot to visit but its just not the same but i really miss those days. If anyone remembers 89th street besides you Eileen send me an e-Mail GOOD OLD WOODHAVEN Hey you remember JAFS music store on 87th st or Rolenes clothes store on 90th wow its so great to go back MISS YOU WOODHAVEN!!!!!!!!! OH and DOM'S DELI HAD the best macoroni salad in town.
Maryalice Scott
floyd harbor, ny USA - Thursday, January 13, 2000 at 14:56:51 (PST)

Love this site! Hope to get in touch with some classmates and friends! Went to STA graduated 1980 and graduated Lane in 1984. Anyone who wants to chat can e-mail me at EM1466@aol.
Eileen McNamara (Krogman)
Long Island, NY USA - Thursday, January 13, 2000 at 08:12:57 (PST)

The Woodhaven Volunteer Ambulance mourns the untimely death of long time member and community activist, SUE ANN JACOBS. She will be missed. May she rest in peace.
woodhaven volunteer ambulance
woodhaven, ny USA - Thursday, January 06, 2000 at 19:27:47 (PST)

Hi Woodhaven - Your site is wonderful and rekindles may wonderful memories. I grew up on 89th Ave between 80th and 85th Sts. Would love to hear from all STAS & St. Mike's. Also looking for the cha-cha king of Woodhaven, Frank Renda. Any info appreciated.
Ellen Keelty Cleary
Huntington, NY USA - Tuesday, January 04, 2000 at 22:41:36 (PST)

I LIVED IN WOODHAVEN FROM THE TIME I WAS BORN BACK IN 1974,I LIVED AT 87-01 77TH STREET ,OFF JAMAICA AVENUE.I WENT TO PS 97,AND PS 60,AND WHEN I GRADUATED 6TH GRADE IN PS 60,I MOVED OUT TO LONG ISLAND,BUT EVEN TILL THIS DAY I STILL MISS WOODHAVEN.WHEN I LIVED THERE,EVERYONE KNEW EACHOTHER,AND THERE WERE NO PROBLEMS,WE WERE ALL FAMILY.I STILL GO THERE FROM TIME TO TIME,BUT EVERYTHING IS SO DIFFERENT NOW.HOWEVER,WOODAHVEN WILL ALWAYS BE HOME IN MY HEART.IF THERE IS ANYONE WHO KNOWS OR REMEMBERS ME FROM WOODHAVEN ,PLEASE E-MAIL ME,I WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM YOU ALL.
MELISSA VERDI
MEDFORD, NY USA - Sunday, December 12, 1999 at 12:36:56 (PST)

WHAT A GREAT SITE. My family moved to Woodhaven in 1944. I went to P.S. 97 class of 57,then to Franklin K. Lane class of 1961. I remember the trolly tracks and the cobble stones on Jamaica Avenue. Wilkens Ice Cream Parlor, Billy & Ann. Rexall Drug Store had a soda fountain. Jacks Candy Store. The 5&10 Store. O'My God what a flood of memories. There were three movie theatres on the Avenue. The Willard, The Roosevelt and the Haven. Anyone remember the pink and blue dishes that they gave away at the Roosevelt. Forest Park where my brother played handball. The carousel which is now fenced in, the pony ride. The pitchers of beer and the franks. Where did it all go. Many good memories. Florence
Florence
Woodhaven, N.Y. USA - Monday, November 29, 1999 at 10:37:35 (PST)

I lived in Woodhaven from 1950 to 1966. I went to PS 60 when it was thelast wooden school in New York. I went to PS 65 and then to PS 97. I wentto St Lukes Lutheran church. We lived on 90th road. I remember sitting onthe big rock at Widing Square. I moved to Pennslyvania and am now livingin Colorado. I was a ski bum for three years. Any other old timers out there?
Bob
Englewood, CO USA - Saturday, November 27, 1999 at 16:42:39 (PST)

Hey, what happened to our website? It's dead.
Gwen
Queens, NY USA - Monday, November 22, 1999 at 17:08:08 (PST)

Maybe the webmaster/mistress gave up due to all the racial crap, kill this dog/cat and other loving things that get posted. Or maybe it was just all the STA Reunion notices. I'm not into the White Supremist thing, but enjoy all the old stories of the neighborhood. Web/Guy or Gal come back!
Seriously
Woodhaven, NY USA - Thursday, November 18, 1999 at 12:25:55 (PST)

Did our webmaster pass into the great beyond? He/she sounded a little depressed, and there's been no activity on the bulletin board.
Concerned Citizen
USA - Wednesday, November 17, 1999 at 16:17:41 (PST)

Hi everyone, grew up in Woodhaven, 80th St. 1963-1976.Walter's was on the corner? Went to PS60 then St. Thomas,(Sister Sheila Gay White?) My grandparents lived on 76th St.I can't believe how much the neighborhood has changed! But it was a great place to grow up!
Denise
CT USA - Tuesday, November 16, 1999 at 05:22:05 (PST)

Does anyone remember the Lawston twins. Graduated STA in 1964. Lived at 80-51,90th Ave. for many years. Didn't make the reunion. Graduated with MaryJo Keelty and Maryann Stephens. Anyone who remembers us please write!!!!
Louise and Linda Lawston
Briarcliff Manor, NY USA - Saturday, November 13, 1999 at 13:55:34 (PST)

I grew up accross the street from 60pk i miss the old days, does anyone know what has happened to the ST. Thomas Coaches and volunteers.
Brian McEvoy
South Hempstead, NY USA - Sunday, November 07, 1999 at 16:22:20 (PST)

Anyone else still around who graduated from St Thomas in 1947. I left Woodhaven in the early 50`s and made the military my career and recently retired from the local School Dist.
Bill McBride
Rome, NY USA - Saturday, November 06, 1999 at 16:30:39 (PST)

Finding this site was like goin home! Grew up on 89Ave tween 80th & 84th street. FKL class of 82
Bob Chambers
Denver, CO USA - Friday, October 29, 1999 at 14:22:27 (PDT)

Im trying to find my old friend Laurie Bertolinni. She lived on woodhaven blvd just south of forest park....I am 49 yrs old if that helps...Last time I saw her she was living in the Wycoff Apts off Jamaica Ave in 1975
Victor Beaulieu
Atlanta, GA USA - Monday, October 25, 1999 at 20:59:27 (PDT)

I enjoyed the sta reunion very much .I just want to thank all the people that made it possible. You did a great job . a lot of people had a great time
bess palmer
latrobe, pa USA - Monday, October 25, 1999 at 15:29:21 (PDT)

Enjoyed the STA reunion yesterday. Great to see people I grew up with and shared alot of great times with. The flood of memories was fantastic. Wish more of the class of 67', especially faculty, could have been there. Hopefully, in future reunions. STA has started an Alumni Association. Great idea. Any of my classmates from 67' out there? If so send me a line. Love to hear from you.
Mario Brienza
Woodhaven, NY USA - Monday, October 25, 1999 at 06:30:00 (PDT)

Class of '74-I enjoyed seeing everyone after all these years at the STA reunion on 10-24-99. It was a great trip down memory lane.
Fred Schmidt, Jr.
Tuckahoe, NY USA - Sunday, October 24, 1999 at 19:27:47 (PDT)

Enjoyed the STA reunion.Wish more from the class of 67 were there.Maybe next time!
tom fox
holbrook , ny USA - Sunday, October 24, 1999 at 19:21:32 (PDT)

Correction to E-mail address for previous message. Should read BreezeL158@aol.com
Bill
Westbury, NY USA - Friday, October 22, 1999 at 04:17:30 (PDT)

Great Site,those were the days.Getting ready for the reunion!! Hope to see the old gang at the reunion. Graduated STA 1973(Mr.Sicoli)Grew up on 85St.& 88Rd THE ROAD Feel free to E-mail. Would like to here from of the old gang.
Bill "Noz" Dick
Westbury, Ny USA - Thursday, October 21, 1999 at 18:28:19 (PDT)

I bought this old, large spoon with wonderful etchings on the back that said "Crusader Ware". I was very impressed with the artistry and detail and wanted further information. Your website didn't give much information about the company but I delighted in reading the historical reports and family stories.
CSS
USA - Wednesday, October 20, 1999 at 12:59:51 (PDT)

I bought this old, large spoon with wonderful etchings on the back that said
Connie
USA - Wednesday, October 20, 1999 at 12:56:53 (PDT)

Attended FKLane in 1955-56 school year. Moved from Bushwick section of B'klyn to Richmond Hill. Grad. RHHS '58. Remember Woodhaven well. Always a good blue collar community. Went to summer dances at Victory Field, Ice skating at the pond in Forest Park. Used to go necking in the parking lot by the golf course. Jamaica Ave was a great street to just walk. Remember Bryan Hyland mAKING IT IN ABOUT '59. Didn't know him though. Good to see a local community has a web site. Strengthens the community even if theyndon't know it.
Bill Mahan
Los Banos, CA USA - Tuesday, October 12, 1999 at 22:35:05 (PDT)

Wonderful to find this website of WOODHAVEN. My family moved to Woodhaven in 1955. I moved out in 1967. My twin sister, Susan, and I went to PS 119 and then to FKLane. We graduated in 1962. I also remember Brian Hyland. He came to our local park one night and sang for a few of us. We lived in the Forest Park Coops.I remember Forest Park Carousel, Victory Field (and the handball courts) and walking to all the different stores on Jamaica Ave. (remember getting french fries at the fish store?) Anyone remembering my sister or me, please e-mail, Would love to hear from you. It would be great to have a reunion.Beth
Beth(Gurian)Saffer
Rochester, NY USA - Sunday, October 10, 1999 at 08:41:39 (PDT)

I only had the opportunity to live in Woodhaven for four years, but my parents always said they wished they could raise me there. My parents grew up in Woodhaven, Eileen Keane (Moleti) and Daniel Moleti. My mom lived on 78th Street,whereas my father lived on 79th. When they married they stayed on 79th Street and raised my brother and I there until 1983.We then moved out on the island. If anyone remembers my parents, please feel free to contact me, and then I will send them the message.I know my parents would love to hear about old times and old friends. If anyone is wondering, my mother will be attending the reunion inOctober and is very excited about it.
Kate Moleti
Wantagh, NY USA - Monday, September 27, 1999 at 10:19:47 (PDT)

I have been living in Woodhaven since 1980. My mother lived here from 1980-1993 in the same apartment. She would like to move back to Woodhaven. If anyone has an apartment to rent, pls. contact me via e-mail: crissyg64@aol.com My mother can provide references. She is a good tenant. (She has to be if she had the same landlord on 80th Street for 13 years. I live on 91st Avenue. I would appreciate any help. Thanks.
Chris Garnto
Woodhaven, NY USA - Thursday, September 23, 1999 at 17:15:07 (PDT)

I am interested in hearing more about Woodhaven. I recently found a 1921 high school ring that belongs to my husbands Great Aunt. We believe she attended Woodhaven High School. We are trying to verify this. If any one knows how I could do this, please let me know. Thank You.
Linda Thoman
Camp Hill , PA USA - Tuesday, August 31, 1999 at 06:14:01 (PDT)

looking for jack kelly, brian hyland, robin & midge,monica from 79th street. lets hear what you are doing now, and where you live.
joan (guss) hoey
w.babylon, ny USA - Monday, August 30, 1999 at 09:30:16 (PDT)

Looking for sites to link to ours, The Queens Village Civic Association. It is interesting to see what other Queens Communities are doing to retain the "quality of life" that many of us grew up with.
jeanne
Queens Village, NY USA - Saturday, August 21, 1999 at 19:37:54 (PDT)

Looking for sites to link to ours, The Queens Village Civic Association. It is interesting to see what other Queens Communities are doing to retain the "quality of life" that many of us grew up with.

Queens Village, NY USA - Saturday, August 21, 1999 at 19:30:29 (PDT)

WOW Woodhaven on-line. Who would have thought. Grew up here and miss it. Hung out on 88th Road, 86th Street, & 60PK, miss it. Went to STA class of 80 and Lane class of 84, miss it. Would love to hear from any one who remembers the good old days, really miss them.
Joe Lentini
Valley Stream, NY USA - Friday, August 20, 1999 at 12:23:36 (PDT)

WOW Woodhaven on-line. Who would have thought. Grew up here and miss it. Hung out on 88th Road & 60PK, miss it. Went to STA class of 80 and Lane class of 84, miss it. Would love to hear from any one who remembers the good old days, really miss them.
Joe Lentini
Valley Stream, NY USA - Friday, August 20, 1999 at 12:18:46 (PDT)

I grew up on 88th Ave between 78th and 80th Streets. My sibs and I all attended STA. I left Woodhaven in '73 after 8th grade at STA. It would be great to hear from STA classmates - Roger Cavallo, Donna Hartman, Gail Yakimovich, Diane Parinello, RoseAnn Sacco, Eugene Boone, Jamie Cavallo, Robert Collelli (sp), Randy Maione, and anyone else in the graduating class of 1973. Does anyone remember concerts in the "big bubble" in forest park, Ringalerio, I Declare War, Stick Ball, Glendale Bakery, the Haven Theater, shooting off fireworks on the 4th in various ways. My mother's name is Gloria Sergi - she is also interested in hearing from anyone who would remember her. She is 71 years old now and used to belong to a ladies bowling league. I love this website - brings back soooo many memories. I feel young again.
Maria (Sergi) Gifford
Columbus, NJ USA - Tuesday, August 17, 1999 at 12:10:41 (PDT)

Moved out of Woodhaven in 1966. Lived at 79th St and Park Lane So. Attended St Thomas then transferred to PS 97 and graduated in 1958. Graduated FK Lane in 1962. Looking for old friends, classmates--Susan Hess, Rosemary Le Beau, Joe Ammirati
Janice Straub Torre
Seaford, USA - Monday, August 16, 1999 at 21:59:02 (PDT)

We moved out in 1998.Hung out at 60 park,86th st., 88th Rd.Would love to hear from anyone that remembers the good ol'days.Married 10yrs,have 2 kids, Christine 7yrs and Michael Anthony 2 1/2yrs. Adriana was transferred by TWA and here we are in Tornado Land,so far our house is still standing...L E T 'S G O M E T S !!!!!!!
Jack Lentini & Adriana (Haus)Lentini
St.Louis , MO USA - Saturday, August 14, 1999 at 23:58:36 (PDT)

Moved out 1998. Hung out at 60 park, 85th st., 88th Rd. Went to STA. Would love to hear from anyone from the good old days. Adriana and I,married 10 yrs. have 2 kids,Christine 7yrs old and Michael Anthony 2 1/2 yrs old. We miss the old days but we love it here as well. L E T S G O M E T S !!!!!!!!
Jack Lentini & Adriana (Haus) Lentini
USA - Saturday, August 14, 1999 at 23:42:15 (PDT)

i would love to hear from old friends from 76st.and 79st.from back in the 1950s.anybody remember bob's candy store;jack kelly;peggy develin;carrol and joan guss;etc
bill leavy
kinston, nc USA - Saturday, August 14, 1999 at 05:53:25 (PDT)

Grew up on 75St and 93rd Ave, graduated Lane in 83, went to 60 and 210 as well. Moved to Tennessee in 1990, rest of family still at the old (attatched) homestead. Would love to hear from classmates, running buddies, trouble makers, parolees, etc. that may remember me. Great site!!!!
Mike Rooney
Knoxville, TN USA - Friday, August 13, 1999 at 19:14:15 (PDT)

Grew up on 98th Street in to FP Coops. Great place to grow up. 113, 119, and Lane('82). Remember Octoberfest?, Carlos, Nino's, KoKi Curl, stick-ball, punch ball, off the point, Basketball, Paddleball, softball, the three wall court, the grassy hill, the soup bowl, chinese handball, scelly, ring-o-leaveo, russian bull dog, etc.
Lawrence Smoler
Irvington, NY USA - Friday, August 13, 1999 at 08:24:10 (PDT)

I loved growing up in Woodhaven. Some of my fondest memories were of summer days and nights playing on the block (85 Street off Atlantic Avenue). Tag (from the telephone pole in front of my house to the Big Fat Tree to the Green Garages), I Declare War, and Punch Ball were favorites. I loved all the fun on the Fourth of July, when people didn't go somewhere else, but all hung out together sharing fireworks. I don't see that sense of community here now, and that is a shame. Thanks for the memories.
Betsy
Woodhaven, NY USA - Monday, August 09, 1999 at 12:58:44 (PDT)

Hi Woodhave,anyone out there remember anyone in the 1st or 2nd kindergarden graduation class from st elizabeths.miss bano(mrs pape)was the teacher.Any of the parents out there remember the fun times we had at all the sales(lucy,barbara,rosie,lee,ronnie,marcy.anyone remember joe & paul? email me at babs@netlabs.net
Barbara
NJ USA - Saturday, August 07, 1999 at 16:17:57 (PDT)

Cool website! I grew up on 89th Ave (between 84th and 80th St)and left in '89. I went to 60 and 210. Is there anyone out there who was in Mrs. Roth's 6th grade class of '76?
jp
CA USA - Friday, August 06, 1999 at 14:42:29 (PDT)

i grew up on the corner of 85th st. & 88th ave. I went to 65 and then 60 when it opened. anybody remember "the big rock" and hanging out at the p.s. 60's park
karen bivona
nj USA - Friday, August 06, 1999 at 10:14:09 (PDT)

Anyone remember the B.C.(75th.St&JamaicaAve)or Victory Field? email me at xzela@aol.com
marge
nj USA - Wednesday, August 04, 1999 at 08:55:26 (PDT)

CAN'T BELIEVE THE SITE. I GREW UP THERE FROM 69 TO 91 AND THEN SPLIT TO CALIFORNIA. IF ANYONE I KNOW IS STILL THERE AND REMEMBERS ME, EMAIL ME AT PASSIFYHER@AOL.COM OR JMARSH@LESVOGEL.COM
JON MARSH
PACIFICA, CA USA - Monday, August 02, 1999 at 22:17:55 (PDT)

Hi from a wandering Woodhaven girl. My mother's family (the Proberts) moved into Woodhaven when our house at 91-22 92nd Street was built. We moved back when I was 11 months old. Woodhave was just a wonderful place to grow up--close to beaches, the wonderful carousel in Forest Park, and superlative friends and neighbors. May Dad (now 91 and living in a nursing home in NJ--physically frail but mentally alert) kept up the old homestead until about 1993, and I enjoyed going back every year. St. Elizabeth church became more beautiful every time I went back. My 2 brothers & I attended. I went on to Dominican Commercial & they to Brooklyn Tech and FKLane. I would enjoy hearing from any St. Elizabeth grads from around 1957, or DC 1961. There sure is no place lik home!
Marie Ward
Anchorage, AK USA - Monday, August 02, 1999 at 15:14:14 (PDT)

Hey Woodhavenites! I think this web site is funny, especially the Bulletin Board, but lets get seriuos, this site lacks alot of things. Where's the Lewis' Advertising? Where is information about the upcoming St Thomas reunion, or the Lane Class of 84 reunion? How about printable coupons for local businesses?Give us something more!
Crazy Tracy
Westchester , NY USA - Saturday, July 24, 1999 at 14:27:58 (PDT)

I WOULD LIKE TO MEET SOME PEOPLE FROM NYC AND BECOME PEN-PALS BECAUSE I NEVER BEEN THERE BEFORE NOR DO I KNOW ANYONE FROM NYC. PLEASE E-MAIL ME BACK AT JUICY90651_99@YAHOO.COM
T.HOOD
NORWALK, CA USA - Tuesday, July 20, 1999 at 15:22:52 (PDT)

I was born and raised in Woodhaven and it was great.Graduated F. K. Lane H. S. in 1963. Would love to hear from any and all old friends/schoolmates. Please EMailme.
LINDA (HARTMANN) Sullivan
Milton,, NY USA - Saturday, July 03, 1999 at 19:54:07 (PDT)

Born and raised in Woodhaven. Great place to be raised. Graduated Franklin K. Lane H.S. in 1963. Would love to hear from any of my old friends/schoolmates.
Linda (Hartmann) Sullivan
Milton,, NY USA - Saturday, July 03, 1999 at 19:44:27 (PDT)

None at this monent.
Robert F Maldonado
Woodhaven,N.Y.C., N.Y. USA - Friday, July 02, 1999 at 03:28:54 (PDT)

Great Web site... i lived in Woodhaven and Richmond Hill most of my childhood and teenage life. Went to PS97 and graduated Richmond Hill High School in 1968. If anyone remembers me, please email.
Karen (Kachelriess) Horn
Broken Arrow, OK USA - Tuesday, June 29, 1999 at 10:45:51 (PDT)

Does anyone remember the Nickels Family from 91st St. (there were 5 of us) or the Miehle Family from 88th Road (there were 3 of them?Didn't mention before that we enjoyed the Woodhaven site.
Claire & Tony
NJ USA - Monday, June 28, 1999 at 19:39:29 (PDT)

Yes Irene, I do remember Bryan Hyland and his "Yellow Polka Dot Bikini" song. I didn't know he was still at it. Claire graduated from St. Thomas' then FK Lane in 1961. Tony graduated from St. Thomas' and then Brooklyn Tech 1955. We left Woodhaven in 1976. Good Luck to the St. Thomas' Reunion. Sorry we can't attend.
Claire & Tony
NJ USA - Monday, June 28, 1999 at 13:42:05 (PDT)

My family was from Woodhaven and Ozone Park. I lived on 80th Street and Atlantic Avenue as well as 97th Street off of 91st Avenue. I attended St. Elizabeth's School and graduated in 1973. My sister Malene graduated in 1972 and my brother Bill in 1976. Was active in Boy Scout Troop 266.My grandmother, Malene Garvey, passed away in June of 1998. She was a Woodhaven and Ozone Park resident for 98 years. Yup, I miss that neighborhood......
Robert L. McMahon
Somerville, NJ USA - Thursday, June 24, 1999 at 10:27:42 (PDT)

Hi iam Chris from Germany. And would make holidays thissummer in the USA but I need a telephone number from a carfirm. No Operator know this number. And i f you live in NYor New York City and would help me then please write to myE-Mail. THANKS bye Chris from Germany page@CyberChris.de
Christoph Losert
Lauda, BW Germany - Monday, June 07, 1999 at 07:01:28 (PDT)

MOVED TO LAS VEGAS. LIVED IN WOODHAVEN FOR 30 YEARS ON 88TH AVE.I LOVED WOODHAVEN.WOODHAVEN WAS A GOOD PLACE TO RAISE A FAMILY.WHERE I LIVE NOW [HENDERSON] WHICH IS IN LAS VEGAS REMINES ME OF WOODHAVEN THE WAY IT WAS.THE PEOPLE .THE STORES, THE WAY PEOPLE ALWAYS SAY HELLO.
CHIP STELLA CIPOLLA
HENDERSON, NV USA - Wednesday, June 02, 1999 at 16:29:41 (PDT)

This is a great site, and I know it must be alot of work to maintain it. I and my family appreciate the site
jerry cordova
woodhaven, ny USA - Monday, May 24, 1999 at 09:24:38 (PDT)

Woodhaven was a great place to grow up! I graduated St. Thomas in '68. Hope to see some people at the reunion.
Mary Passero (Keenan)
Floral Park, N.Y. USA - Sunday, May 23, 1999 at 17:05:01 (PDT)

KEEPIN IT REAL IN WOODHAVEN
NIMONE
WOODHAVEN, NY USA - Wednesday, May 19, 1999 at 17:11:50 (PDT)

I lived at 8926 87th St. from 1954 to 1963. I went to St.Thomas up to the 6th grade. Am looking for anyone who had Sister Loretta Marie, Sister Kathleen Francis or Mrs. Carnese. My best friends were Valerie Bishop (who played the accordian, Susan Niemcyzk (I think - she also lived on 87th)and Theresa Huddy. Our next door neighbors were the Eversmans. Any info would be appreciated.Susan
Susan Laiso Engelmann
Spokane, WA USA - Monday, May 10, 1999 at 12:58:22 (PDT)

I lived in Woodhaven for over thirty years and loved it. I'm looking forward to the STA reunion in October. I graduated STA in '71 and DC in '75. I'd love to hear from my old friends. Drop me a line.
Maureen Ryan
NY USA - Monday, May 10, 1999 at 12:54:57 (PDT)

hi to all you woodhavenites.great site. i still stop by the old neighborhood, and yes it has changed, but the memories will never die. lived on 89th ave, between 80th street and 84th street. i loved living there. its good to see some of the names that are in the guest book, haven't seen some of you in years, but probably can tell a story about most of you. keep up the good work, don't be strangers, drop a line, and let the memories live. c, ya. glenn.
glenn geier
massapequa, n.y USA - Saturday, May 08, 1999 at 20:47:29 (PDT)

My husband's family is from Woodhaven, who is probably a quite popular family. The Schultz's from 87th Ave. . We lived there in 1974 to 76, on 87th Rd. and also on 88th Street . The memories of walking my kids in the baby carriage on Jamaica Ave. to Louies, Scaturo, Josephs pharmacy, and Mondello's Bakery...are so vivid in my mind. Those were the days. And remember that screaching halt of the EL as it came to the stop at 85th St.!
Ellen Schultz
TX USA - Tuesday, May 04, 1999 at 17:23:44 (PDT)

Woodhaven R-O-C-K-S!!!!!!!
The Florida O'Keeffe's
Tampa, FL USA - Friday, April 30, 1999 at 20:10:29 (PDT)

I grew up in Woodhaven and left in 1967 to join the Navy. Returned once in 1997 toshow my wife and I couldn't believe how little the block changed. We lived on 87th Avebetween 75th Street and Elderts Lane. Went to St. Thomas & graduated in 1962. Lookingforward to the reunion. Hope some of the old Gross Club members show up.
Edmund Schultz
Woodstock, GA USA - Friday, April 30, 1999 at 10:20:49 (PDT)

hello woodhaven. anyone out there from the sta class of 1971? can anyone tell me about the reunion? i would love to attend. i miss woodhaven.
barbara
USA - Monday, April 19, 1999 at 17:02:55 (PDT)

This is a great community site for Woodhaven
Billy
Queens, NY USA - Saturday, April 10, 1999 at 21:58:16 (PDT)

I lived and grew up in good ol Woodhaven. The best neighborhood to grow up in. Went to 97, 210 and Lane. grad in 83. If there is anyone around yet that sees this and knows me please feel free to e mail me. Sometimes wish I could turn the hands of time for just one day to hang out with all my old friends and sit on 91st park steps. AH THOSE WERE THE DAYS!!!!!
Dawn (Sprague) Witte
Kingston, NY USA - Wednesday, April 07, 1999 at 06:13:03 (PDT)

I moved to Woodhaven in 1960. Hung around Rubies Fun House,met Bobby there. I was Pat the Beatnick, came from Manhattan. What a wonderful place for teens to grow up in at that time. Nice people the Rubies. Was on the corner of 87th St. and Jamaica Ave. Great memories, ForestPark, Wilkins, Behrens, Sal's Pizza? (Still there?) Pop'sVee's next to Rubies (different crowd). Being able to walkthe streets with no problems. It was a wonderful life thereas a teen. We got married at lived on 90th St. until 1985.I miss the OLD neighborhood and the people that passed byand stopped to say "hello".I am stopping here to say Hello to anyone from Woodhaven!God bless you all! Enjoy!
Pat & Bob Sprague
Oakdale, NY USA - Tuesday, April 06, 1999 at 18:24:42 (PDT)

I agree with the person stating that the Woodhaven business should advertise on the website. Everytime I click on Local business, it says that they are working on it. But I don't believe that is the reason for the decline in Woodhaven. Also, regarding Lewis' closing the store near Woodhaven Blvd., perhaps the family just decided to own one store. Nothing wrong with that. Perhaps the sooner the Local Business gets their website set up, the more business Woodhaven will have. It's the people who make Woodhaven. If people want Woodhaven to work, then we ALL have to work together and treat each other right.
Chris Garnto
Woodhaven, NY USA - Tuesday, April 06, 1999 at 12:35:39 (PDT)

I agree with the person stating that the Woodhaven business should advertise on the website. Everytime I click on Local business, it says that they are working on it. But I don't believe that is the reason for the decline in Woodhaven. Also, regarding Lewis' closing the store near Woodhaven Blvd., perhaps the family just decided to own one store. Nothing wrong with that. Perhaps the sooner the Local Business gets their website set up, the more business Woodhaven will have. It's the people who make Woodhaven. If people want Woodhave to work, then we ALL have to work together and treat each other right.
Chris Garnto
Woodhaven, NY USA - Tuesday, April 06, 1999 at 12:34:27 (PDT)

I must admit that I am very disappointed in the local businesses in Woodhaven not advertising here. That is the reason for the decline in the neighborhood. No one supports it, no one cares,.Lewis' leaving lower Woodhaven was the beginning of the end....or was it the End of the End.....WoOdhaven will never recover
Old Neighbor
USA - Tuesday, April 06, 1999 at 08:45:44 (PDT)

Looking for apt. to rent in woodhave for my mother. She moved upstate 4 years ago after living here since 1980. I myself have been living in woodhaven since 1980. References can be furnished upon request. Pls. contact me via e-mail at CrissyG64@aol.com if someone does have an apt. for rent. Thank you.
Christine Garnto
Woodhaven, NY USA - Friday, March 26, 1999 at 08:33:45 (PST)

if anyone knows steven von der linn, from 91st ave and 97th street, please have him contact me vie this email. we went to PS 60, JHS 210 and Archbishop Molloy HS together and have not talked since graduation. thanks
james ruppert
umass, ma USA - Thursday, March 25, 1999 at 19:00:54 (PST)

You've done a good job of providing news and information about your community to the internet community. It'll help members of my Homeowners Assoc. in creating a site of our own. Thanks!
A. Garrett
San Antonio, TX USA - Thursday, March 18, 1999 at 17:29:53 (PST)

Hi! This is my first year in woodhaven and it has been the best yet. For all of you that don't live here, WHAT ARE YOU WAITIG FOR?? This has been the most community caring neighborhood I have ever been to. See ya!:-)
Zoe
Woodhaven, NY USA - Tuesday, March 16, 1999 at 13:59:07 (PST)

A real treat to find a Woodhaven web site.I was born in and grew up in Woodhaven. Attended P.S 66,P.S 97 and Richmond Hill H.S.My old address was 96-12,91st. Ave.We used to climb over the fence at Saint Anthonys hospital to raid the grape vines when it was still a TB hospital.I try and return to the old neighborhood as often as possible.
John Adcox
Montpelier, VT USA - Saturday, March 13, 1999 at 10:03:43 (PST)

if anyone from 92st remembers me email me and we can chat. i miss all my old friends from there
scott horodyski
oceanside, ny USA - Tuesday, March 09, 1999 at 07:50:56 (PST)

I've been living in Woodhaven since 1980. My mother moved out of Woodhaven 4 years to live upstate but wants to move back. I'm trying to help her find an apartment here. If anyone has an apartment for rent for my mother, would appreciate you e-mail me @ CrisCasino@aol.com. Thank you.
Christine Garnto
Woodhaven, NY USA - Sunday, February 28, 1999 at 12:02:11 (PST)

This is a great site. I moved from Woodhaven 4 years ago and still miss the old neighborhood. Nothing like the closeness of friends and neighbors. I lived in Woodhaven for 34 years. I'll always remember Forest Park, Lewis of Woodhaven, Wilkins, Haven Movie theatre , the "big rock", the "pink church. Graduated from St. Thomas in 1974, then graduated from Dominican Commercial 1978. I would never trade the memories of growing up in Woodhaven for anything. Hello to all Woodhavenites!
Donna Glass - Pugliese
USA - Saturday, February 27, 1999 at 20:46:46 (PST)

I really enjoy this website it is very imformative.
Gail Zanoni
Woodhaven, NY USA - Saturday, February 27, 1999 at 10:30:56 (PST)

OK, so if this shows up twice, who cares? Just want to make sure I get my post in here. Grew up in Woodhaven, went to P.S.60, JHS,210 and FK Lane. Loved it! Great memories of all. Hung out on 88th Road between 80th and 85th Street most the time. Any old "Roadies" out there? E-me and share some memories.
Kathy R.
Plainview, NY USA - Thursday, February 25, 1999 at 17:25:25 (PST)

Hello all you Woodhaven lovers! I grew up in Woodhaven and have great memories of childhood and school. I lived on 89th Avenue between 80th and 85th Street, but any given day you could always find me hanging out with friends on 88th Road. I live in Long Island now, but I still miss the "Haven in the City". Anyone wishing to write back and share memories, please do.
Kathy R.
Plainview, NY USA - Thursday, February 25, 1999 at 17:05:02 (PST)

We moved out of Woodhaven last summer. Hi to all our friends at STA and in the hood. We miss you but love not fighting to get a parking space!!!
Erica, Mike, and Jessica
Hamilton Twp., NJ USA - Wednesday, February 24, 1999 at 17:06:03 (PST)

WEB SITE IS GREAT, I HAVE LIVED IN WOODHAVEN FOR 34 YEARS.MY DAUGHTER GRAUDATED FROM STA IN '98 AND MY OTHER DAUGHTERIS IN THE 5TH GRADE IN STA.THE SAME SCHOOL THAT I GRADUATEDFROM IN 1971.
tina hanley
woodhaven, ny USA - Sunday, February 21, 1999 at 12:35:13 (PST)

VERY CUTE INTRO TO WOODHAVEN.I LIVED THERE FOR 25 YEARS.MOVE TO LONG ISLAND 4 YEARS AGO.MY KIDS WENT TO ST. THOMAS.
AMY
USA - Saturday, February 20, 1999 at 18:16:14 (PST)

i really enjoy your website. I was brought up in Woodhaven. I hope they do have a st. thomas reunion. keep up the good work a fellow woodhaven person
nancy tobin
cheshire, ct USA - Friday, February 19, 1999 at 14:40:27 (PST)

Woodhaven is a great place to work, the people are wonderful! I have been at my Woodhaven office for almost ten years now, so if your feet hurt, make an appointment at my office! Check out my web sites! www.salu.net/Castelli
Dr. Robert J. Castelli
Woodhaven, NY USA - Sunday, February 14, 1999 at 19:57:21 (PST)

Love Woodhaven?? Show it!! Support your local Woodhaven Volunteer Ambulance with yourtime and your donations. Also CPR classes being formed. EMail or call 296-7918.
woodhaven volunteer ambulance
woodhaven, ny USA - Sunday, February 14, 1999 at 16:29:32 (PST)

It's been so long. Looking forward the reunion at St. Thomas and seeing some old friends. Woodhaven was a great place to grow up! What memories. I grew up on 89th Ave b'tween 80th and 85th Streets. Love to hear from you.
Mary-Jo (Keelty) Iacovino
USA - Saturday, February 13, 1999 at 20:44:37 (PST)

HI FROM UPSTATE NY. ANYONE GOING TO THE ST.THOMAS REUNION FROM THE CLASS OF 1990. IF SO E-MAIL ME. WOODHAVEN WAS A GREAT PLACE TO GROW UP. I'LL NEVER FORGET THE PEOPLE I MET. HOPE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE.
TRACY DREHER
WESTCHESTER, NY USA - Monday, February 08, 1999 at 16:17:29 (PST)

I lived in Woodhaven for for most of my life. Greatest place to grow up. I would love to hear from any of my old classmates. I attended P. S. 65 Q, P. S. 97 Q and Franklin K. Lane H. S. I lived on 87th Street between Jamaica Ave. & 88th Avenue. Thanks for this website, brings back a lot of memories. Hard to locate girlfriends from our youth as they marry and change their names.
Marlene( Hartmann)(Hyland) Dugan
Milton, NY USA - Sunday, February 07, 1999 at 12:05:55 (PST)

hey anyone who hung out at the road ever visit this site, you must e-mail me at GerryVaz@aol.com. anyone going to the st. thomas reunion in oct. 99?
gerry athas-vazquez
mohegan lake, ny USA - Friday, February 05, 1999 at 19:18:45 (PST)

Congratulations for a well done web page.We 'd like to say to all our neighbors in Woodhaven to take care of their city and keep it nice and clean.Sincerely Ed and Pat.
Eduardo Ramirez
Woodhaven, NY USA - Thursday, January 28, 1999 at 13:39:33 (PST)

are you a coach or parent of a boy or girl in organised sports? Considertaking a sports safety training class at woodhaven volunteer ambulance. reply to email or call the corps at 296-7918.also cpr classes being formed.
woodhaven volunteer ambulance
USA - Friday, January 22, 1999 at 17:36:52 (PST)

I recently returned to Woodhaven after living in Florida for 12 years (believe me...you DON'T want to live there). It's great to be back.
Paul Drollinger
Woodhaven, NY USA - Saturday, January 02, 1999 at 10:29:59 (PST)

We have lived in Woodhaven for forty years.
CHARLES BEITER
woodhaven, ny USA - Tuesday, December 29, 1998 at 17:45:33 (PST)

Great site, but my geography is lousy and I have no idea where Woodhaven is....... Sorry.If anyone would like to drop me a mail and tell me I'd be very grateful. Tim
Tim Price
WORCESTER, ENGLAND - Tuesday, December 29, 1998 at 14:35:11 (PST)

ALL MOMS: Young and Old.Let's meet 1 or 2 times a month to discuss parents, community, cooking, hobbies (pets, aquariums), spirituality, shopping and emotional support, etc. I am looking for lady friends in the community.
Jazell
Woodhaven, NY USA - Saturday, December 26, 1998 at 12:48:49 (PST)

Class of F.K. Lane 1944. You are to be commended for your web page. I put it in my favorites. Job well done!*****
George
Mountainhome, PA USA - Thursday, December 24, 1998 at 07:41:45 (PST)

Come visit the Rockaway Park Business Development Association at www.RPBDA.com
Robert Curran
Rockaway Park, NY USA - Friday, December 11, 1998 at 12:32:53 (PST)

Very nice site. Keep it up. Lived in Woodhaven for about a year back in '91.
Rick Duskiewicz
Bellerose, NY USA - Tuesday, December 08, 1998 at 15:29:55 (PST)

Looking for class of 84 graduates from F K Lane. If you are one or if you know where we can find one, PLEASE E mail us . We need your help locating our alumni. A reunion is in the works for Spring of 1999.
F. K. Lane Reunion 84
woodhaven, ny USA - Thursday, November 19, 1998 at 08:52:57 (PST)

Hi! Just wanted to know if there are any graduates of 1964that went to St. Thomas the Apostle School that were in my class . Thanks! Nancy (Tobin)Starr
nancy (Tobin) Starr
cheshire, ct. USA - Sunday, November 15, 1998 at 17:11:45 (PST)

the woodhaven-richmond hill volunteer ambulance needs you. help us help you!donate a few hours and a few dollars. lives saved are priceless.
woodhaven volunteer ambulance
USA - Friday, November 13, 1998 at 21:29:54 (PST)

A great web page. Good work to all those who created it. I grew up in Woodhaven - 88th Ave. bet. 80 & 85 Sts. Haven't been back in over 10 years. Any Franklin K. Lane alumni out there - 1961 - Who remembers that Brian Hyland (Yellow Poka Dot Bikini) went to school with us. He is still touring, he was here in Bethlehem a year or so ago. We had a nice chat. e-me. Irene
Irene (Hughes) Kulig
Bethlehem, PA USA - Wednesday, November 11, 1998 at 07:17:46 (PST)

Hello from Disney World. Having a great time.
Joe
Woodhaven, NY USA - Thursday, October 29, 1998 at 15:53:53 (PST)

My great grandfather lived in Woodhaven around 1910. Can anyone recommend a map of Woodhaven that shows the names of the streets as they existed then?
Pete
VA USA - Monday, October 26, 1998 at 21:09:09 (PST)

if anyone know a guy who�s name is Tom Swanhouse, please mail me! i don�t really want to get in touch with him but his friend Bill...please help me find him!
Jessica
Mjolby, Sweden - Monday, October 12, 1998 at 04:57:34 (PDT)

so glad to see a website about my neighbor i hope to see more information about it in the future and any one who is from woodhaven come sign my guest book cindy,woodhaven
cindy
woodhaven, ny USA - Saturday, October 10, 1998 at 19:31:47 (PDT)

We really enjoyed our visit to your new Woodhaven Website. Our family moved to Florida 3 years ago, we lived on 90th Road. A warm Hello to all our friends in Woodhaven and to the golf gang at Forest Park Golf Club.
Pete, Liz & Michael Mignone
USA - Monday, July 20, 1998 at 19:17:54 (PDT)

What a fun site, though it takes a long time to get around it!
Joe Torres
NY USA - Saturday, July 11, 1998 at 01:06:35 (PDT)

Like watching Rescue 911 on TV? Experience the real thing!! The Woodhaven-Richmond Hill Volunteer Ambulance is on the scene.
John Bennett
USA - Friday, July 10, 1998 at 19:22:41 (PDT)

Nick and I left 6 years ago to go upstate. We visited about 2 months ago and can't believe how it changed! Nothing will ever replace Lewis'.
Lisa Emanuele
Middletown, NY USA - Wednesday, July 08, 1998 at 20:52:00 (PDT)

Thanks for the hard work involved in keeping this internet site. I think this is what the old bulletin board systems of computer users used to look like before the web. Keep up the good work making this a real community thing, and thanks for fixing the bulletin board.
jim gerrish
Woodhaven, ny USA - Monday, July 06, 1998 at 21:33:31 (PDT)

Nice work. Great page. Woodhaven is the bomb!!!!!!!!!!
A. Guy
Woodhaven, NY United States Of America - Monday, July 06, 1998 at 17:55:56 (PDT)

whats up.
lisa johnson <none>
raymond , wa USA - Monday, July 06, 1998 at 02:04:58 (PDT)

The neighborlink site looks great. I'm glad I downloaded the Shockware plug-in. Keep up the good work.
Joe Virgona
Woodhaven, NY USA - Monday, June 29, 1998 at 12:28:46 (PDT)

WELCOME BACK! IT LOOKS GOOD. I'LL BE WATCHING FOR NEWER THINGS. :-)
mom
woodhaven, ny USA - Wednesday, June 24, 1998 at 21:21:03 (PDT)

Hi what a great place. Can anyone tell me who will be at the park this summer. I love going to them. Did anyone see Brooklyn Bridge last summer. WHAT A CONCERT!!!! Barbara
Barbara
Woodhaven, NY USA - Monday, June 22, 1998 at 17:36:04 (PDT)

I WOULD REALLY LIKE TO VOLUNTEER ALL OF MY SERVICES SUCH AS:SWEEPING THE FRONT OF STORES,BUILDING,AND PRIVATE HOUSES. I WORK ALL YEAR ROUND.AND WHEN IT SNOWS I WILL SCOOP IT UP WITH MY HANDY SHOVEL.THIS YEAR I AM ADDING AN EXTENTION TO MY SEVICES.I JUST OPENED UP A NEW BRUSHLESS, HANDWASHING CAR SEVICE TRUCKS AND VANS WELCOME.HALFPRICE ON MONDAYS.ALSO REMEMBER , DON'T FORGET TO PLEASE SEND INALL DONATIONS. THANX
A**,JACK TORN
WOODHAVEN,QUEENS, NY USA - Sunday, June 21, 1998 at 15:14:07 (PDT)

Glad I finally found the Woodhaven site. Anyone new to the community who would like to participate and meet people, join the Woodhaven-Richmond Hill Volunteer Ambulance Corps. Call 296-7918!!
Linda Henderson
Woodhaven, NY USA - Friday, June 19, 1998 at 05:26:15 (PDT)

Hi to all our old Woodhaven neighbors. We moved from there almost 6 years ago. Used to live on 88th St. between 89th & 91st Aves. Kids went to Epworth, then P.S. 60
Ursula and Tom
Wantagh, NY USA - Thursday, June 18, 1998 at 18:08:27 (PDT)

Thank you!I am very happy to see our' Haven ' onthe internet.
Sudarshan Aryal
Woodhaven, NY USA - Thursday, June 18, 1998 at 16:26:07 (PDT)

I LOVE WOODHAVEN. WOODHAVEN IS THE BEST PLACE TO GROW UP!
Marissa Pirozzi
woodhaven, ny USA - Sunday, June 14, 1998 at 17:50:26 (PDT)

i love the woodhaven website can we get the schedule of concerts under the stars in forest park????
suzanne dashman and joan fogal
woodhaven, ny USA - Wednesday, May 27, 1998 at 17:53:20 (PDT)

i love the woodhaven website can we get the schedule of concerts under the stars in forest park????
suzanne dashman and joan fogal
woodhaven, ny USA - Wednesday, May 27, 1998 at 17:53:19 (PDT)

Welcome to our new guestbook!
Webmaster
USA - Wednesday, May 27, 1998 at 00:52:23 (PDT)