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Amy Beller (Amy Schnapf)

Webster County High School
Class of 1980

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First Name Amy
Last Name Beller
Maiden Name Schnapf
Graduation Year Class of 1980
Gender Female
City N/A
State/Province TN
Country United States
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Recent Class of 1980 Reunions

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Class of 1980 Reunion

Invited Classes: 1980

Date: Jul 31, 2010

Description: Rooms have been blocked at the Lodge and Cottages. Mention WCHS Class of 1980 when calling to book your room. Rooms wil...(read more)

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Class of 1980 40th Reunion

Invited Classes: 1980

Description: Looking for suggestions for locations, dates, etc for our 40th reunion. Also need volunteers to be on the planning commi...(read more)

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