Joe Avina:  

CLASS OF 1964
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Montebello High SchoolClass of 1964
Montebello, CA
Montebello High SchoolClass of 1968
Montebello, CA
La Merced Elementary SchoolClass of 1956
Montebello, CA

Joe's Story

Life After high school, it seems now as if I was drafted immediately. Found myself in Vietnam with the Marines and the adventure of a lifetime. After the service I started a career w...Expand for more
ith a small medical electronics company at the bottom and left as the district sales manager for the Western district. Started my own company in the same field and still work every day.
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Yearbooks

Montebello High School 1964 yearbook cover photo
1964 Yearbook
Montebello High School
MONTEBELLO, CA
Montebello High School 1963 yearbook cover photo
1963 Yearbook
Montebello High School
MONTEBELLO, CA
Montebello High School 1960 yearbook cover photo
1960 Yearbook
Montebello High School
MONTEBELLO, CA
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Reunions
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Sep 14, 2024
Joe is invited to the
Montebello High School 60th Reunion
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Casual Sunday lunch get together reunion event on Mar 3, 2024 image
Mar 3, 2024
Joe was invited to the
Casual Sunday lunch get together
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Montebello High School Reunion casual lunch reunion event on Oct 8, 2023 image
Oct 8, 2023
Joe was invited to the
Montebello High School Reunion casual lunch
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Photos

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At daughter's house today.
Here is a photo of the apricot tree. Fruit about 3 days from picking:
Santa Rosa plum and Apricot trees are almost ready. Last year the Apricot tree had ten apricots. I read a book on how to prune and did some heavy pruning. Must have over a hundred apricots this year.
This is a photo of a peach on a tree to be planted. Have to be here to really capture the beauty but I thought I should share with my garden buddies.
Work in progress at daughter's house.
This Hibiscus flower seems to face the morning sun. We have several pots around the pool. That is a survivor Petunia keeping it company. Love color in the yard. Picture taken yesterday.
This is a shot from today when we stuccoed the planter. You can see part of the back yard.
Photo of that planter with the caps on it. Took longer than I expected. Always striving for perfection and just happy it is done. Just need to fill the joints. Weather was beautiful for working. How I spent my July 4th w
Thank you, Mary McKee.
Planting trees at daughter's house. Brought in some help and equipment.
Up at my daughter's house today. Was cold and windy. That Palo Verde tree in the back was laying down from the wind and rain soaked earth. Used a winch to stand it up.
Daughter's house, lower forty with wild flowers in bloom.
Not a very good photo but we painted that planter this morning. The stucco is a pretty good match for what is on the house. Next step is to put the caps on the wall for people to sit. Will take a better photo then.
This is that beautiful Pit who wandered into our office. We eventually found the owner but she loved us for rescuing her.
This is a partial photo of the same patio. The planter is on the right. It is stuccoed and drying. Next is primer and paint and then the tops. The patio floor is pavers. Horrible experience with the contractor. Almost
Vickie, with a friend. Not sure who.
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This is Madeleine Cardiel favorite tree. I wanted to capture its beauty in the evening light. Called a Palo Verde or Museum tree.
This is a Palo Verde or Museum tree. Madeleine Cardiel, favorite. I am having trouble posting so this might be a duplicate.
Thanks Babe for putting up with me for 44 years. Miss you!
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