Kenai Central Class of 1984 celebrates 30 years

The Kenai Central High School Class of 1984 held its 30 year Class Reunion July 11-12 in Kenai. We would like to thank Anna and Judilee from the Main Street Tap and Grill and Rod and Laura Peterkin of the Upper Deck for letting us celebrate at their wonderful establishments, and Julie Hobby-Wheeler for the pictures and Brian and the folks at Airgas for helping with our balloons. A big thanks to those who traveled from afar to attend with those of us closer to home. Those who couldn’t make it you were with us in mind and spirit. Thanks to Leslie Talent for helping get the word out, to Sherrie Arbuckle for helping organize and plan events. Thanks to all who helped with food, setup and clean up. Special thanks to Natasha Lott and Dave Arbuckle for putting up with us and helping make this happen. It was so nice to see everyone and spend time catching up. Until we meet again take care.

Michael Lott and the KCHS Class of 1984 Reunion Team

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