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Alexander Ramsey Class of 1979: A Place to Discover Your Potential
Al Czai and Greg Kienholz playing softall in 1986
Randy Reed Scuba Diving
October Events
A BIG THANK YOU, RAMS! LET'S KEEP THE FUN GOING!
As we continue making our way through 2026, the reunion committee and I want to send out a BIG THANK YOU to everyone who has participated in our Class of '79 events and activities throughout the year! Whether you've joined us for a get-together, shared some laughs, caught up with old friends, or simply stopped by to say hello, we appreciate you taking the time to be part of the fun. It's always great seeing familiar faces, reconnecting with classmates, and making a few new memories along the way. After all, getting together is what being part of our Ramsey family is all about!
Looking ahead, we currently don't have any events or activities scheduled specifically for the month of November. But don't put those social calendars away just yet! If something comes along or an opportunity for the Rams to get together presents itself, we'll be sure to let everyone know as soon as possible. Sometimes the best get-togethers are the ones that come together when we least expect them!
We're always looking forward to planning more events and activities for our Ramsey Class of '79, and we'd love to hear from YOU! Have an idea for a casual get-together, sporting event, dinner, golf outing, bowling, a group adventure, or something completely different? Let us know! We genuinely value your suggestions and participation in coming up with new and enjoyable ways to bring our classmates together. Remember, these activities aren't just about the reunion committee coming up with ideas; they're about creating opportunities that everyone can enjoy. The more alumni who contribute ideas and get involved, the more fun and successful our events can become!
So, keep those ideas coming, stay connected, and don't be a stranger! We look forward to seeing more Rams getting involved and making the most of the friendships we've shared since 1979.
June Event - Mini Golf - 1:00 p.m. Gem Lake Hills Golf Cour
A big thank you goes out to all the Ramsey Class of ’79 alumni who have participated in our 2026 events so far! Your involvement, energy, and support are what keep our class connected and make every gathering enjoyable. We truly appreciate everyone who continues to show up, stay engaged, and help keep the Ramsey spirit alive and thriving.
A special shout-out and thank you to those who joined us for the Mini Golf outing on Saturday, June 6th—it was a fantastic time filled with laughs, friendly competition, and great company. We had a blast spending the afternoon together, and as always, we missed those classmates who weren’t able to make it.
Looking ahead, there are no events currently planned for the month of July or August, but if something comes up or a fun opportunity arises, we’ll be sure to share the details as soon as possible. As always, we’re excited about future gatherings and activities for the Ramsey Class of ’79, and we continue to welcome and encourage any ideas from alumni—your input is what helps keep things fresh, fun, and meaningful for everyone.
On June 22nd, Al Czaia, Chuck Bufton, and I hit the course at Loggers Trail Golf Course in Forest Lake for a great round of golf.
Congratulations to our own Kathy Stieper Vos who brought home a Blue ribbon at this years 2025 Minnesota State Fair chainsaw carving contest. Her carvings name is clover.
Clover can be seen in the North end of the Creative Arts building. So if you get out to the fair this year check it out and say hello too Clover.
From the class of 79, CONGRATULATIONS and great job Kathy
And He Sticks The Landing
Big congratulations to our Class of ’79 golf ace, Al Czaia, who lit up the links at Tanners Brook Golf Club in Forest Lake on August 5th, 2025!
On the tricky Hole #14, Al stepped up to the Gold tee box, pulled out his trusty 7-hybrid, and sent it soaring 136 yards and straight into the cup for a HOLE-IN-ONE! ⛳
If that wasn’t impressive enough, he wrapped up his round with a solid 84. Well done, Al — clearly, some Rams just keep getting better with age!