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Uxbridge Update

Uxbridge Update

I hope this update finds everybody well.  I want to first congratulate my cousins for their recent graduation accomplishments as well as upcoming weddings!  I’m sure that Grandma (and Grandpa) are looking down on all of this with big smiles!  I’m also proud to share some updates from the Uxbridge Nealons. Mary graduated from Holy Name last week and is heading to Sacred Heart University in Fairfield, CT in the Fall!  She will be enrolled in their Welch College of Business as a Marketing Major.  Mary finished 3^rd in her Senior class and gave a great speech at her school’s senior awards night two weeks ago.  It was a very proud moment.  Mary is working multiple jobs right now – still waitressing at Johnny Jacks restaurant in Milford as well as working at American Eagle clothing store in Millbury.  RJ is home and working this summer for Fish Window Cleaning (a job he had last summer as well).  If there is such thing as perfecting the craft of window cleaning, he has done it!  RJ successfully finished his sophomore year at Mount St. Vincent two weeks ago and is transferring to Syracuse University in the Fall.  He will be enrolled as a Junior in their “I School” (School of Information Studies).  Mike is finishing his HS Junior year and works many hours as a fry/grill cook at George’s Surf-N-Turf in Mendon (a job he had last summer as well).  If you are looking for some outstanding fried clams in the Blackstone Valley, go to Georges!  Leslie is graduating 8^th grade and heading to Holy Name as a Freshman in the Fall.  After three years of teaching a full-time 6^th grade class at St. Mary’s Elementary School in Worcester, Jen will be switching jobs in the Fall.  She will be teaching full-time middle school (7^th and 8^th grade) English and Social Studies at Our Lady of the Valley School in Uxbridge (where Leslie is graduating from).  Jen’s commute becomes awesome and she will be teaching the subjects and grade level that she wants.  We continue to be very blessed with good health and family.  I hope everyone is having an awesome Spring!  

Bob

Mike's Junior Prom!

Another Graduate!

We are proud to announce that on May 15, 2012 Bethany Langenbach will  graduated from Eastern Connecticut State University with a Bachelors degree in Business Administration with Honors. Plans for a celebration in Sagamore are in the works for later this year. As parents we are extremely proud of Beth’s achievement.

 

Jim and Pam

GRADUATION PARTY! – SAVE THE DATE!

What: Mary Claire Nealon’s HS Graduation Party!

Where: 6 Kendrick Lane, Pocasset

When: NOON ON…Saturday, July 7^{th -2012}

Who: YOU!  All family and friends are welcome!

RSVP: Please email Jen at jnealon2@gmail.com

SCHOOLS OUT FOR SUMMAH.....

CONGRATS TO THE BALTIMORE BOYS ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR LAST COLLEGE CLASS !!!

Jeff and Chris had their last regular class of their college careers at Loyola on Monday, April 30^th.

A short four years after first stepping foot in Baltimore in Sept. of 2008.  WOW !  Now it is onto a week of final Finals. Then a rest and recovery mission for a week with classmates at Dewey Beach before Graduation Ceremonies on Saturday, May 19^th.

Chris and Jeff – you did a great job these last four years at Loyola – we’re very proud of you !

(Love, Mom and Dad).
John and Lorraine

PS: We will post some pics from the Commencement Ceremonies in Baltimore.

Memorial Mass - January 15th

Hello all - Happy New Year!

Ann Click has arranged for a memorial mass on Sunday, January 15th at 8 a.m. at St. John's. The mass will be held in memory of Sam, Gramma and Grandpa Nealon.

All are welcome and Ann would like to invite everyone back to Clinton Street for coffee, etc. Please rsvp to Ann at annc@hopkinton.org or call her call at 508-596-6686.

Bolar Bears at Monument Beach 1/1/12

Nealons go back to the homeland!

During the week of November 13, members of the family went to Ireland to help Jack take a rest from all the studying that he has been doing at the Dublin School of Business. Our wonderful experience started with a weekend in Dublin with Jack as our tour guide. Sights to be seen included Trinity College, Dublin Castle, St. Patrick’s Cathedral and the Guinness Brewery.
On Sunday, we drove across the country to Galway. While there, we spent a day visiting Innismore, one of the Aran islands located off the west coast of Ireland. You may have heard of the famous Aran Island sweaters. This picture was taken at Dun Aengus - The Fort of Aonghasa which is one of the best preserved prehistoric sights in Western Europe.

We then traveled to Dingle on the southwest coast. To get there, we followed the coast road and crossed the Shannon River on a small car ferry. During this trip, we saw some of the most beautiful scenery that I have encountered in all of my travels.
Dingle is a lovely seaside town, well known for its traditional Irish music which we enjoyed and its pubs which we also enjoyed. We also learned about the Blasket Islanders who were forced to evacuate their islands in the 1950’s. Coincidently, most of these folks settled in Holyoke and Springfield, Mass.

On the trip back to Dublin, we stayed in County Kildare in a large, old farm house on a working farm where they raise cattle and breed horses.

A wonderful time was had by all and we look forward to the next Irish adventure.