03/13/2026
Students from Mr. DeLoache's 4th grade class welcoming home POWs at Travis Air Force Base. Operation Homecoming took place between February and April 1973. Class of 1980 alumni also were there with Mr. Burcio's 5th grade class.
Clip credit: Martinez.
11/02/2025
Hey All! Please see below FB post from Greg DiMercurio regarding our fellow Classmate, John Vienna. Please lift up prayers and good thoughts for his speedy recovery.
09/28/2025
Friends, tonight we share the passing of our classmate Ed Girard. Ed passed away in 2024. Here is the obituary his family published to remember him:
Edward "Ed" Charles Girard, 60, of Seattle, Washington, passed away on April 3, 2024. Born on May 22, 1963, in Vallejo, CA, Ed courageously battled Lymphoma as a young man and later settled in Washington with his wife Victoria and daughter April in 1993. Initially living in Vancouver, then Federal Way finally building an amazing community in Seattle.
Ed is survived by his wife Ying Liu, daughter April Girard (Jenn Connell), son Daniel Girard-Roach, four grandsons, one great-granddaughter, one great-grandson, sisters Genevieve, Sharon, and Jeannine, and his beloved dog, Ag. He was preceded in death by his wife Victoria, son Timothy, parents Agnes and George Girard, and brothers Richard and Perry Girard.
Ed was a kind-hearted individual who never met a stranger. His warm smile and welcoming demeanor endeared him to all who crossed his path. Known for his love of sharing bad jokes and captivating stories, Ed had a passion for art, including painting, furniture making, and stained glass. He was a loyal friend, a talented craftsman, and a lover of animals, nature, family, friends and good beer.
Edward was a graduate of Antioch Senior High and the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. In his career, Ed found fulfillment in construction, particularly in remodeling and rehabbing buildings, homes, and apartments.
Ed's hobbies included fishing, crabbing, and camping with friends. Ed enjoyed shooting with his lifelong friend Michael, despite rumors of his questionable marksmanship skills. He also fancied himself a bit of a Backyard Pitmaster.
Ed will be deeply missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing and loving him. May he rest in peace.
A Celebration of Life was held on Sunday, May 19, 2024 at the West Seattle Eagles Club.
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/legacyremembers/edward-ed-girard-obituary?id=54847979&utm_source=copiedlink&utm_medium=web&utm_campaign=obitshare
09/22/2025
FYI: Class of ‘81 we are NOT collaborating with any T-shirt company. There is no official site. Please ignore all links regarding ordering an Alumni shirt. It is not sponsored by us.
05/16/2025
Do you have some time to donate to Antioch's Sports Legends?
🏈 👣 ⛳️ 🏅 🤼♂️ 📣 🎾 ⚾️ 👟 🏀
💫 We Need Your Help! 💫
Our Antioch Sports Legends Hall of Fame is more than just a museum or an annual gala — it’s a tribute to the incredible athletes, coaches, and community members who represent the best of Antioch’s proud sports history.
From our 2025 Gala Weekend to the exhibits we feature year-round, everything we do is made possible by a small but mighty team of volunteers. These dedicated folks donate hundreds of hours behind the scenes — setting up displays, organizing events, and making sure each inductee is honored in a way they deserve.
✨ But we can’t do it alone. That’s where YOU come in.
We’re currently forming committees for our:
• Gala Dinner 🍽️
• Sponsor Program 💼
• Museum Display 🎖️
Whether you have just a few hours a week or can lend a hand occasionally, your time is priceless to us. Come be a part of something meaningful, fun, and deeply rooted in Antioch’s history.
📧 Email us at [email protected]
📞 Or call 925-238-0565
We’d love to hear from you!
Let’s continue building a legacy — together. 💙
Photo,
Jeremy Newberry and John Whitman standing in front of Jeremy’s 2014 Antioch Sports Legends Hall of Fame display at the Gala Breakfast.