Anne J. Fulliero:  

UPDATE: March 2018 In November 2011, my husband and I moved from Windsor (this is during the 8-day power outage) to Bluffton, South Carolina. We now live in low-country bliss: the weather is fine; the people, gracious; the beaches are miles long; and the water is WARM ... goodbye Misquamicut! We live in Rose Hill Plantation where my house backs to a polo field. Our barn manager is Eddie Maple, last jockey to professionally ride and win on Secretariat (so cool). FAMILY: I am 39-years married to my husband, Joe; we have one son, Joseph, now 36 years old and lives in Portsmouth, New Hampshire; we have an eight-year old mini-schnauzer named Cooper; and of course my horse, Derek. Rose Hill has miles of riding trails! Both my parents have passed: first, my father (September 1985); then my mother (January 1999). I have two brothers left: Chris Johnson (class of 1967) - he still lives in Windsor, and Rick Johnson (class of 1973) - who has retired from the National Guard and lives in Ayer, Massachusetts. My brother Patrick (class of 1971) died January 2011 from throat cancer. Patrick is buried in the Riverside Cemetery on East Street. SCHOOL REFLECTIONS: My very first and oldest friend in Windsor (1958 - 3rd grade) is Sue Zorro. My locker was #8 (1-32-16) ... Lizzie Hoyt (my Woodstock compatriot) had locker #10 ... Favorite Art teacher: Mr. Wilton; favorite English teachers: Miss Boyle and Mr. Cirillo. Most coolest teacher: Mr. Ericksen (CIAD). Best Bands: The 'Wildweeds' (aka 'The Six Packs'): Al Anderson (guitar & vocals), Andy Lepak (drums), Bob Dudek (bass), Ray Zeiner (keyboards), and Skip Yakaitis (percussion). The '5 Daze': Ray Martin, George Alves, Richard Butenas (passed in 2011), Jay Miggins, and Thom Mocarsky. Crushes in high school included: George Alves, Jay Miggins, Fred Cheney, and Tim Price (poor Tim) - to name a few. Junior Year, I met Rich Save...Expand for more