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ALL OBITUARIES
Assorted Lancer Photos
OUR PHOTOS, THEN AND NOW
WHEN WE WERE CHILDREN
OTHER PHOTOS/FEATURES
NOTABLE LANCERS
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INDEX, CLASSMATE COMMENTS
FIND YOUR CLASS, 62-70
LANCER LOSSES COLLAGE
MORE SPOON FEATURES
FEATURED LANCERS
YOUR COMMENTS
New S Hills home, $20K
Fill up your tank in 1948
Undine Rising from the Wa
'60s SHHS Siblings
Out of sight SHHS reading
Mr. Don Paul, 1925-2013
Gary Tavan, 1939-2011
Eat at the Rams Horn?
1969 Basketball, SHHS
Affirmation During Pandem
USC Football 1888-1959
Ronald Spurlock, '69, RIP
MORATORIUM ON HUMOR
Poll: Where do you live?
Malden Station Apartments
Forgiveness
Joan Baez and Mimi Farina
Buffums Chicken Salad
5 Most Nutritious Foods
Searching for Lancer pix
Don Kraemer, 1935-2020
Sam E. Collins, RIP
Lt. Col, Gordon McDonald
Fullerton News
Mrs. Martha McCarthy, RIP
Dr. Spencer, 1932-2007
Richard Pettis, RIP
Mr. Vincent Citrano, RIP
January 6, 2021
Mr. William Dehn, RIP
Remember Mrs. Becker?
Mrs.Ruth Rodecker, RIP
Mr. Roy Bronsing, Jr, RIP
Insipid Doggerel
Lari Pyron, 1951-2004
Mrs. Velma Pyron, RIP
Brian Watanabe, 1949-2020
Jackson, Dec 2020
Your guide to the SPOON
Demes Family
Poll: Optimistic/Pess?
Mr. Thomas Stetson
Mrs. Martha Hamshaw, RIP
Mr. John Hance, 1918-2011
Mrs.Lois Leggat, RIP
Mrs. Dorothy Marten, RIP
I have a new email
Mrs. Margaret Apgar, RIP
Mr. & Mrs. Stalick, RIP
Mr. Edward Sproul, RIP
Greg Copeland Interview
Dorothy Goodbaudy, RIP
George Harris, 1942-2020
Mr. Joe Mudrick,1925-2003
Ann Reinking, 1949-2020
Muck Sculpture Garden
Sara Udall Henderson, RIP
Madeline Haines,1926-2020
Funny How Time Slips Away
Coyote Hills video
Retiring to Montana?
New photo of Steve Burrin
Favorite Mex. restaurant?
Principal Doc Marty
Mr. and Mrs. Aurelio, RIP
Our ‘60s SHHS Teachers
“Our” Helen of Troy
2020 Version of Sunny H's
Classic Photo
'64 Comments
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Stories about Jackson
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Recipes from the Tea Room
"Old San Francisco" 192
A truly dedicated surfer
Review: "Pieces of a Woma
Burros displaced, Inland
A Civil War surgeon had
Unique USC student
ENTERTAINMENT 2021
Entertainment: Hitmakers
Mr. Dennis (Buck) Bean
Janss Steps to be renamed
Mike Malone, '65
Our friend Mark Gaggia, '65 tells us Mike passed away several years ago. Mike was always well-liked and an excellent wrestler. Rest in Peace. December 30, 2012.
Mark Gaggia 1965
on May 10, 2013 at 6:28 PM said:
For those who knew my soul brother Mike Malone's family, his mother passed away on 5/8/2013, which leaves only his sister Pam Malone and Lisa Malone Hebert, both of whom live in East Texas. Mike served as a field medic with an Americal division in Viet Nam and was permanently scarred by the experience, as one would expect. When I finally made contact with him after many years, I said that I had been afraid to call, that he had died. He responded: "Oh, hell Mark. I died in the war". I will never forget those words or my dearest friend.
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Mike Gaggia, ‘67
on
June 26, 2018
at 12:44 PM said:
Malone and his family were 4 houses-down neighbors. He treated me like a little brother. He visited me everywhere I lived. He called me just days before he died. He was happily married and living in Tx. He loved fast cars & hot women. I know, I saw them both. See ya on the other side, big bro
Tommy Machos
on
June 6, 2015
at 8:26 PM said:
Mike Malone was indeed a great role model to me. He was a also a very good wrestler, as well as a leader of the team.
I remember that sometimes we would discuss other wrestling opponents and he would say, " He ain't nothing."
I always got a kick out of watching Mike Gaggia, Gordon Levy, and Mike together. They were quite the "trio."
My heart and prayers go out to Mike's family. He most certainly was a good soul.
lynne brocoff
on
June 14, 2013
at 8:04 AM said:
Thank you for posting this sad update Mark. I have MANY fond memories of you and mike & gordon levy . Pranked by the "spectrettes" (Barb Myers and I). Before Mike's first date with Barb Myers, I went to Barbs' home, put on a grey wig, powdered my face a chalky white, and put on an old pink bathrobe. When he rang rang the doorbell I answered it, glared at him, and said YEEEEEESSSSS?? In my creepiest voice.....The stunned look on his face was priceless!!! Im still laughing as I recall his open mouthed look of disbelief. Im glad we were able to enjoy those silly innocent times before the horrors of Viet Nam, and so sad to hear those memories continued to haunt him.
sending love & hugs to all SPECTRE members
Lynne
Jim Bucheister, '64
on
May 13, 2013
at 6:58 PM said:
So sorry to hear of Mike's passing.
Mike and I were the same weight class and wrestled
almost daily back in '64. He was a great wrestler
and had an easy going and friendly spirit.
God be with you Mike and the family and friends
left behind.
Wayne Redfearn, '65
on
May 11, 2013
at 6:01 PM said:
Mike was a great guy. We go back to grade school and junior high. Mike was a good athlete.. I think he wrestled in high school. I am saddened by his passing and have fond memories of our youth together in West Fullerton.
Wayne
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