hey i never live in yuma but in wray but when my faimly and i come back we stay around yuma my grandmas live there(Mary Kipp, Marilynn Hansen)so do my uncles(Eric Kipp, David Hansen) and a lot of cousins my parents both graduated from yuma my dad Steven Hansen in 1986 and my mom Renee(Kipp)Hansen in1991

I Love Go Yuma! being in Yuma 1976 - 1981 were some of the Best Years Ever, I currently live in Akron and have pics and such on classmates.com Hope everyone is happy!

Ben enjoying your site..........Hope I can visit you some time soon

looking for a great friend sam reitz

Hey Yuma! I left in '83, joined the Navy.. Changed my name to my step-fathers (Goeglein) in '86. Saw the world, well a good chunk of it any way. I retired from the Nav in 2003. Went home to get my life straight, then moved to Portland to work at Intel. I'd like to hear from any of my old classmates, friends and the like. Say from '79 through '84 or so...

Hello Yuma CO.
If there is anything that you need from Yuma, AZ
please let me know.

What's up Yuma? If you are interested in talking with me or purchasing Partylite Candles get a hold of me

I lived in Yuma in the early '50's while going to C.U.Boulder.Worked for my dad Howard Moore who managed the Bartlett elevator. Liked to eat at The Golden Pheasant.What ever happened to Shirly Bloch? We used to dance up a storm "kicking it around" at the Saturday night dances at the American Legion (VFW ?) club. Fred Moore 9615 Richmond Dr.

Hi..I lived and went to H.S. in Yuma 1962/3. We lived in the Lett Hotel. Was on a visit to see your wonderful town last year and the old High School torn down ..so sad. Visited the cemetery for my family of years ago..Velma and Bud Gurss, Myrtle Hudson, Viola and George Littel. Visited Bette Weickum still living and beautiful. Say Hi to my cousin if you would. Hope to get back this summer. God Bless you people in Yuma, Eckley, Joes, and Kirk where I also lived and went to school.

On Dec. 12th, 2007, my 80th birthday, my son Phillip Herron sent me photos of the web site, of Yuma's Main St. covered in snow. My Mother's journal tells that on Dec.6, 1927 the temperature dropped to zero and snow blew. Dec.7, 1927, 14 degrees below zero. I sure did enjoy the pictures as my heart will always be in Yuma.