St. Matthew's Alumni Newsletters
Edition #1, February 2001        Page:  1  2  3  4  4b  5  6  7  8  9  10 
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Edition #8, March 2007 Click here for Word Document

Dear Saint Matthew's School Alumni:

For years there has been the dream, plan, hope, desire to connect with graduates and past students of Saint Matthew's School. Now, finally, thanks to the efforts of Michele and John Edwards and others, this first alumni newsletter appears.

I am not a grad of St. Matt's, although my aunt, Sister Mary Lois, SSND taught kindergarten at St. Matthew's for many years. I remember as a high school and grade school student visiting her at "good old St. Matt's".

The purpose of this newsletter is to connect with you to provide information about St. Matthew's as well as to provide news about alumni. It also gives you the opportunity to connect with us.

What are you doing now? Where do you live? Tell something about your family. Your classmates are interested, and this newsletter can have the "feel" of a neighborhood newspaper--lots of information about a community.

Next year the "old school" will be a 100 years old. Fully five generations of families will have passed through those doors and walked those halls and studied in those classrooms.

Not long ago, at the Catholic Schools Week Open House at the school, Marie Haas Ferber '31 and Bernie Ferber '31 walked the halls and reminisced. This year is their 70th graduation anniversary!

I am eager to hear from you. You are welcome at St. Matthew's any time. I hope this newsletter lets you know when and where and how activities involving St. Matthew's School take place. It is always a delight to visit with "homecoming" St. Matthew's students.

Yours truly,

Stephen Adrian
Pastor
Church of Saint Matthew