Reno High School Class of 1990

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Everything for the 30-year is on hold at the moment

Due to the COVID19 Pandemic we are postponing plans for the RHS class of 1990 reunion... Please stay safe and wash your hands, if you have some extra cash laying around go buy stock in tp...

Dates for the RHS class of 1990 reunion are finalized for the weekend of July 17-19th details to follow. Please share with everyone from our class and plan to be in Reno, it is going to be a blast!!!

We are working on development of a new app that we may be beta testing at the 30-year Reunion. It’s called, “The Chinook”
Groups of friends get together on the app and invite others to their group that they want to kiss... If you accept the invite it means you are cool with kissing anyone in the group. Plans are then made to meet up and let the fun begin...

30 year Reunion committee meeting this Sunday 1:30pm at Flowing Tide on 4th & McCarran....

Time to start planning for our 30-year reunion!!! If anyone is interested in helping please let me know, we will get a committee together and start meeting in January and hopefully set a date in July...

Kathryn (Kate) Pendleton

Kate was born in Reno on March 16, 1972 and passed away on February 22, 2016.

She was a proud graduate of Merry Berry Preschool, Roy Gomm Elementary School, Swope Middle School, Reno High School, and the University of Nevada, Reno. She lived an exciting and adventurous life - from running a marathon, jumping out of airplanes, to SCUBA diving in the depths of the oceans. She sought out the unusual path; she made the journey her life, and took in the people, the sights, the smells, and the sounds of all, in seeking her destination.

Kate was the beloved daughter of father, Bruce and mother, Peggy; step-mother, Anne; sister, Paige (Jim), brother, Eric (Michelle), step-sisters, Katy (Frank), Jessyca (Dan); and was the adored "Auntie Kate" to nieces, Maddy, Isabella, and Joley, and nephews, Brian, Henry, Nate, and Drew. She had a large and loving extended family who adored her immensely.

Kate's contagious smile welcomed everyone's friendship and her beautiful loving heart sustained those friendships. There are no adequate words to describe how she will be missed. "God bless you Kate. We know, without a doubt, that you are in His warm embrace and are finally at peace, our precious darling one."

Services will be held at 3:00 pm on Friday, March 4th, at the South Reno Baptist Church, 6780 South McCarran Blvd., Reno, after which a Celebration of Her Life will take place at The Grove, 95 Foothill Road, Reno, 4:30 pm to 7:30 pm, where memories will be shared.

In lieu of flowers, a donation in her memory to the Brain and Behavior Research Foundation, 90 Park Avenue, 16th Floor, New York, NY 10016, would be so appreciated.

For all of my friends that were interested in the services to be held for Kate Pendleton, they are as follows: Services will be held for Kate, Friday March 4th at 3 p.m. South Baptist church on McCarran followed by a reception at the Grove on Foothill Road 4-7pm.

In life we are fortunate enough to be given the gift of friends, and in my life, I must be the richest man I know. Yesterday we lost one of the great ones. When I think of our times together, I can't help but think immediately of her smile. If you knew Kate, you knew what power there was in a smile. She had this presence about her, and when she smiled at you, it felt as if you were the only person in the room. Her friends, and anyone that had ever met her know exactly what I'm talking about. Her smile went from ear to ear, and it had depth that couldn't help but make you smile back. She always seemed to be the coolest girl in the room when we were kids. She was the Rebel, the unattainable, the James Dean of our class. The girl that everyone thought had it all, but beneath that smile there was pain, and something that I've never truly grasped. Depression. I never knew she battled with depression, and only recently was told of her struggle. It is a scary disease, and something I hope I never experience. It always seems the candles that burn the brightest, hide a darkness that the rest of us don't see. It is heartbreaking, and if you feel as though there are no answers, and if you feel you have no way out, I beg you to get help. As a community, and a family we need to come together, and share, as it's only together that we can make a difference. You are loved, you are adored, there is always a sunrise tomorrow, and we, your friends, and family, are always here for you. It is with a heavy heart that I say goodbye to Kate Pendleton, you were one of a kind, and my friend. My heart and prayers go out to her family, rest in peace sweet girl, your smile will forever be missed.
Written by Mr. Hunter May

Wrapped up the 25-year at the Rock!!!