Stacey Ergenbright:  

CLASS OF 1978
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Mountain View High SchoolClass of 1978
Mesa, AZ

Stacey's Story

Life I have 2 kids now, a 14 year old boy and a 5 year old girl. I finally quit mervyn's after 26 year...Expand for more
s and now work in banking. Bill and I are still married after all these years and we still live in Mesa.
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Yearbooks

Mountain View High School 1978 yearbook cover photo
1978 Yearbook
Mountain View High School
MESA, AZ
Mountain View High School 1977 yearbook cover photo
1977 Yearbook
Mountain View High School
MESA, AZ
Reunions
Classes 78' & 79" 35th Year Reunion reunion event on Nov 7, 2015 image
Nov 7, 2015
Stacey was invited to the
Classes 78' & 79" 35th Year Reunion
710 invitees
Mountain View HS Classes of 1977 &1978 Reunion reunion event on Sep 21, 2013 image
Sep 21, 2013
Stacey was invited to the
Mountain View HS Classes of 1977 &1978 Reunion
425 invitees

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Soon to be planted. Lavendar. Had to fight the bees for these so I figured they liked them.
This is the aquaponics cherry tomatoes jungle. This does not show the scope of the size. These tomatoes just started flowering and fruiting. The ones in the ground bed started so much sooner.
Lot's of chard coming in the second aquaponics bed. We discovered chard last year and really like it.
We have kale and lettuce coming in everywhere. In the back you see what is left of our basil. We are not sure if it will come back or if we should rip it out and start over.
New bed and old bed. We have peas and lettuce coming in. The back you can see the Gratefruit trees and to the right is the chicken pen. In the white barrels we have mulch.
In here you see the very first bed we put in with cherry tomatoes. Then we have 2 new beds going in with the block that Bill found. He is the king of finding free stuff.
This covered bed is filled with cherry tomatoes. The vines just took over the whole bed in the fall and we lost the battle. They spilled over the cages and ran along the ground. We are producing about 2-3 gallons of cher
Sorry, not the best picture. I found about 2 volunteer kale plants growing in planters in the front yard. Transplanted them to a bed and planted them with lettuce and collards.
Here we have peas and lettuce. We are planning a big salad for dinner. The peas never make it inside. They are just to much fun to eat sitting out in the back yard.
2 original boxes with peppers and mint.
Kale, radishes, and in the last box beans of somekind that I can't remember and can no longer read the lable I put in the box.
These beans have come back from the dead so many times I am afraid of them. They are like a bad soap opera villan.
These "planters" are original to us. Bill found out that the city of Mesa just threw away the bottoms of the trash cans after they make composters. Being the ever resourceful man that he is, he convinced them to give him
can't remember what the flowers are but they are pretty.
this is a Goji bush. I have transplanted it 2xs and it is still alive.
More petunias
Side view included in shot, mint, lime, orange tree, scarecrow and pole beans
These are pepper plants that came from seeds I saved from organic peppers at the grocery stores
These are pole beans. There are no beans on this but It looks nice.
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