Karen White:  

Life Hi everybody! I missed the last reunion. I would have enjoyed seeing everyone again but life was a bit chaotic right then....(there was a re-casting...) Kevin and I live in Orlando, are members of the Actor's Equity Association and work for Disney, Universal Studios and Sleuth's Mystery Dinner Theatre. We actually met playing Fred and Wilma Flintstone at Universal. All of the Flintstones and Rubbles had an amazing time working together. We and the Marylins and the Doc Browns, Popeyes and Olives were a little community of actors. We had a great time and were very disapointed when the park lost the Hanna Barbera contract. Then, and in addition to that budget cut, Universal cut the majority of their recognizable atmosphere from the park. It was heartbreaking. Recently guests got to see Boris and Natasha again. We sincerely hope that the company decides to keep them in the park. We do the best we can to keep our schedules and interests in the same park so we can have time together. We obviously have great chemistry! These days, Kevin and I work in entertainment at Magic Kingdom. My daughter Katie wants to perform. I've told her I'd like her to perform brain surgeries first. The stage is a pretty tough place. She's 18 now and majoring in Psychology at UNF. Mama is hopeful!!! I'd love to hear from my high school pals, Chorus and Drama Club pals especially. I miss Wendy B., Richard N. Wendy P. Scott H., Marty N., Robert Tyson, Becky M.T. And I'll probably miss Robert Rivers every day of my life...Thank you for everything. I wonder how drama teacher: Ms. Ellis is doing. I was a "Ms. Ellis" for a while. Thanks Bill. I'm glad you are happy now. Two kids? Congratulations. I miss Mr. Choice. He was brilliant and tough. I went on to work in the music industry in Nashville with college professors and professional vocalists who could have learned a thing or two from Norman Choice. (especially about integrity) My baby sister Natalie was in choir with him, too. (He was much tougher on us, though...tee-hee) I miss doing shows with Bob Gerard and Paul Ferguson. Hi to all fellow cast members who tolerated my bi-polar and overly melodramatic self. School Who was my biggest crush in high school? I was hopeless over Chuck Snipes,(I think Chuck is a pharmacist like his Dad was. Bravo Chuck.) Mel Taylor, and then there was Robert Rivers. He was my first love, first room-mate, first man I wanted to marry, bi-gay-whatever...he was it for me. His accident in 1980 broke my heart. He was a force of nature and my very dear and honest friend. What a loss. Seriously folks...28 years later and I'm tearing up writing about it. I miss you, Robert. What a life you'd have had. I miss weekends driving from one end of HW 90 to the other, talking and planning with best pals: Robert R. Richard N. and Robert T. I miss summer theatre productions with Andrea P., Bob Gerard, Elizabeth W. the Huberts: Michael, Jimmy and Scott. (Jimmy I was hopelessly crushing...Expand for more