'59 Plymouth Forum

Welcome to your 65th year!

Dan

Everyone beep your 59 horns or at least pretend too! (I would have to hook them up to a battery charger to do so!)

Happy 65th Steve!

John Q.

Thanks everyone. Funny i'd been thinking I was a year younger!! Ignorance was bliss.

OH, to be 65 again. Steve you have to start doing what I do. I'm so old I do not have birthdays anymore, I have anniversaries of my last birthday.
Congrats,
Dick.

I thought i was 63, but my cousin pointed out i 'm now 64, born in 1946-the first baby boomer. Think i was concieved the day my dad got home from the war. Thank god he was in the 2nd wave at Normandy.

Steve Storey wrote:I thought i was 63, but my cousin pointed out i 'm now 64, born in 1946-the first baby boomer. Think i was concieved the day my dad got home from the war. Thank god he was in the 2nd wave at Normandy.

Hey Steve - when you turned one, you entered your second year. Now that you're 64, you're in your 65th year. Just trying to cheer you up!

Dan

Seem to be developing a "duzzy" of a cold. May not make it through my 65th year. Will try chicken soup cure.

Well either way, 64th or 65th happy Birthday! We are glad for your fathers survival of any the D-Day wave at the beachs of Normady. And his return to your Mother!
Don't know if your father is still with us but we appreciate his service for our country!

John Q.

Dick Koch wrote:OH, to be 65 again. Steve you have to start doing what I do. I'm so old I do not have birthdays anymore, I have anniversaries of my last birthday.
Congrats,
Dick.

Birthdays are good for you. The more you have, the longer you live

Congratulations Steve! I am a bit late but that is because of the time zones And you will be celebrating your 65th year for a long time anyway, we'll drink one on you tonight

Ron

Happy birthday, Steve!!!

---John