Gerald Gilman

Profile Updated: January 3, 2009

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Email:

geraldgilman@earthlink.net

Residing in:

Lake Worth, Florida

Birthday:

03/15/1951

Married

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Single:

Yes

Widowed:

Number of years shortest or longest marriage/relationship:

2 years

Available & Looking:

available but not looking

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Occupation:

Truck driver, insurance salesman

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What is your greatest life achievement?

Sky diving & driving Willie May's car to him in 1973

Number of times moved since high school and where:

Longmont, CO, Houston, TX, Scottsbluff, NE, Tunnel Hill, GA, Conyers, GA & Lake Worth, FL

Are you in touch with any of your H.S. buddies?

What is your best memory of high school?

Leaving it (just joking). Graduation high school play.

What is your worst memory of high school?

Lending my car to Cookie Rohas (wrecked it).

What is the craziest thing you did in high school?

Can't remember, I was too stoned.

What are your hobbies or extra curricular interests (we didn't ask extra-marital)?

Motorcycles, computer & Chines buffet.

Additional Comments:

My best friend, John Barkowski died several years back. I think it was Palmari who called me with the news (can't remember his first name. I told him John was my best friend. He told me that Barkowski was everyone's best friend. He was.
He was the only person I know who would give you the shirt off his back. We chased many women together & had a great time hitting the clubs all over the 5 boroughs & Long Island. We rode our motorcycles in 0 degrees weather all over NYC.
I visited him in Indiana when he was with the plumbers union. Spent about 2 days there sleeping on the floor, & didn't talk to him for 2 yrs. We became friends again when we run into each other at Brother's Pizzeria.
When I moved to FL, he was the only one to come and visit me. Everyone else seemed to make new friends & forget their old ones.
I miss him tremendously.