I remember Janice so fondly. Living close by we went through all of grade school together. She lived across the street from Rengert's Party Store on Main Street back then so going to the store was a good excuse to stop by her house to say hello and hang out. Janice was the first girl I kissed and I really remember that. I think it was third grade when she had a birthday party at her house and we all played a kissing game. I remember that Jim Elias and Pat Williams were there. Didn't see Janice much after grade school, just here and there in Junior and Senior High but I ran into her I think around 2007 or 2008. I happened to be back in Plymouth on business and was at a bar when Janice came up behind me and put her hands over my eyes and said "guess who". What a great moment being instantly transported back in time with a childhood friend and another moment with Janice that I will never forget. Rest in peace dear old friend.
My BFF. Her g randparents and my grandparents had neighboring farms. Her family and my family are truly all time Plymouth connection. This is what real Plymouth was. We were real friends. I miss her dearly
Dennis Dodge
I remember Janice so fondly. Living close by we went through all of grade school together. She lived across the street from Rengert's Party Store on Main Street back then so going to the store was a good excuse to stop by her house to say hello and hang out. Janice was the first girl I kissed and I really remember that. I think it was third grade when she had a birthday party at her house and we all played a kissing game. I remember that Jim Elias and Pat Williams were there. Didn't see Janice much after grade school, just here and there in Junior and Senior High but I ran into her I think around 2007 or 2008. I happened to be back in Plymouth on business and was at a bar when Janice came up behind me and put her hands over my eyes and said "guess who". What a great moment being instantly transported back in time with a childhood friend and another moment with Janice that I will never forget. Rest in peace dear old friend.
Lynn Cash
My BFF. Her g randparents and my grandparents had neighboring farms. Her family and my family are truly all time Plymouth connection. This is what real Plymouth was. We were real friends. I miss her dearly
Lynn Cash