Comments: Keep April 27 the open. Karen Middleton and Denise Pike have arranged lunch with Miss Sheehan from 11:30 to 3 or 4pm or longer (up to 1 extra day or 2 if there is enough interest ). As it is, the first 25 will definitely be welcomed. If we go over 25, we will have to get a larger room. I really enjoyed the last lunch with Mary T. She still has that famous wit about her, so I encourage you to come. You won't regret it. Stay tuned for more information from Shilobrats
Comments: Lived at 36 Sapper from 62-64. Do people remember D5 as an elementary school. Attended Grade 2 and 3 there, and Grade 4 in Greenwood. Remember playing guns in the Panzer tanks outside one of the military clubs. Also playing in the bunkers and guard towers on the base. Enjoyed Shilo very much, missed the friends I made there. Brother was Ken, Sister was Sandra, Mom was Erna, and Dad was Major CR (Bob) Davidson.
Comments: Peter, I wonder if you were just scrolling through the guestbook. If you click on Shilobrats at the top of the page, you will access all kinds of history and information, especially in the yearbooks, from 1962 to 1987. There are class pictures, graduation pictures, teachers, sports, and reunion pictures. There are also pictures of the houses, schools, old jump tower, and many other buildings. Once you get in there you will spend hours going through interesting stuff, and I'm sure you will find loads of people you have known in the past. Try it!
Added: January 28, 2017
Submitted by Name: Wm. bump Murphy From: Campbell River
Comments: Hmmmn. I am a veteran in as a 'brat' in Shilo. We moved when PMQ's were young. Family left after long service in around 1961.
Added: January 27, 2017
Submitted by Name: Faye Helgason (Linseman) From: Ottawa E-mail: fayeh51@yahoo.com
Comments: I think most of us are from the 60s. How old were you in the 60s Peter. I left Shilo in 1968 at the age of 17 (almost).
Comments: I dont see many people I knew from the the 60's here.
Added: January 22, 2017
Submitted by Name: Bill Brown
Comments: Hi all;
I wholeheartedly agree with Faye's comments about all the hard work the web page people do. As mentioned, there is Edie, Lonnie, Ken and last but not least Faye. Faye is the leader of the committee. Faye is a consummate brat, her and I are always talking about organising events. With all of us getting older and frailer the chances of a reunion in Shilo are kinda slim the way I see it. There is no reason we can't continue to have regional reunions. So come on people get out there and organise !!
Added: January 7, 2017
Submitted by Name: Wm. bump Murphy From: CRBC
Comments: A very belated Happy Merry Christmas and safe healthy prosperous New Year. #7 Ubique. Early 50's to 1961.
Comments: All Shilo BRATS, have a Happy,Healthy New YEAR
BRAT the child of a career military person <army brats>,(Merriam Webster Dictionary) also an abbreviation for Dependents of British Soldiers in INDIA (I have lost the source)
Name: D Jordan
From: Wpg
E-mail: CFB204@yahoo.com
Keep April 27 the open. Karen Middleton and Denise Pike have arranged lunch with Miss Sheehan from 11:30 to 3 or 4pm or longer (up to 1 extra day or 2 if there is enough interest ). As it is, the first 25 will definitely be welcomed. If we go over 25, we will have to get a larger room. I really enjoyed the last lunch with Mary T. She still has that famous wit about her, so I encourage you to come. You won't regret it. Stay tuned for more information from Shilobrats