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David Sealy (David Sealy)

Seaford High School
Class of 1967

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First Name David
Last Name Sealy
Maiden Name Sealy
Graduation Year Class of 1967
Gender Male
City N/A
State/Province 46060
Country United States
Occupation Retired
Married Yes
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Class of 1967 Alumni and Other Nearby Classes

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Art Pesacov
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Susan J Hemminger
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Patricia Dalton

Patricia Dalton
Class of 1980

Mike Mackay

Mike Mackay
Class of 1974

Donald Mcmillin

Donald Mcmillin
Class of 1970

Mike Atlas

Mike Atlas
Class of 1973

Keila President

Keila President
Class of 1981

Jim Flanagan

Jim Flanagan
Class of 1971

Rachel Fremont

Rachel Fremont
Class of 1995

Barbara Price

Barbara Price
Class of 1973

Deborah Staats

Deborah Staats
Class of 1973

Mary Linnemeyer

Mary Linnemeyer
Class of 1981

Alan Bean

Alan Bean
Class of 1965

Janet Spitzer

Janet Spitzer
Class of 1973

John Scuteri

John Scuteri
Class of 1992

Linda Lilkendey

Linda Lilkendey
Class of 1972

Recent Class of 1967 Reunions

Plan a Class of 1967 Reunion for Free

70's Reunion

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Date: Jan 27, 2018

Description: Contact French Quarter Guest Apartments 346 W. 46th St. in Manhattan 7-11 pm (212) 359-6652

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Classes of 1970,71,72,73

Invited Classes: All Classes

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