1926
2017
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September 27, 2017
Mr. and Mrs. Spence are among my favorite teachers from my time at Mead Jr. and Senior High Schools in the early 60's. Mr. Spence was my 8th grade science teacher and Mrs. Spence was my high school English teacher for several classes. I think I might be able to diagram a sentence even today. Mr. Spence told about commanding a tank in WWII and how humbling it had been to have been chased out of the tank and then have the enemy shoot at you from it. He was also a football coach and we knew he had played for Eastern at Cheney where he went to college on the GI Bill. Each had their own style and both were memorable people. I know I was really lucky to have such caring and knowledgeable people as teachers.
Scott Gibbs,
MHS 1965
Janet "Pinki" Culbertson
September 27, 2017
Both Mr. and Mrs. Spence were favorite teachers of mine at Mead Schools. I particularly enjoyed reuniting with them years later when I delivered Meals on Wheels to them with my Dad. It was a nice way to show my appreciation and they hadn't changed one bit. Still wonderfully happy and devoted to each other.
My condolences to their family.
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