Entries from 2001 - 2002

Currently my boyfriend has got a job in St.Johns,Mi. Right now we are from out of state. We are living with relatives. We need to find a place of our own. So far finding an apartment is impossable in the St. Johns area because we do have a small dog and most of the places that we had inquired about do not accept dogs, unfortunatly. If anybody knows of or has a place that we could rent, 1 bedrooom. I would appreciate if you could e-mail the information on it. It would be really nice to find a place for ourselves close to his work area.
Ms. Pennie Parisi/Mr. Albert O'Brien <AlbertOBrien32@netscape.net>
St. Johns, MI USA

Am considering moving to your area, it is so beautiful.
Diana Bell <miggoo@bigforkmt.net>
Bigfork, Mt USA

Great site! Keep it running!
Kurt

My sister and I are going to Saint John with her two grandsons for March Break, 2003. Looking for ways to entertain them. I'm sure we will be fine in this great city.
Dianne McAleer <dmcaleer@nb.sympatico.ca>
Waterville, Sunbury County, nb Canada

Looking for a few old friends that I use to hang out with on the westside. Jeff Hayward and Margo Makenney, if you see this message, please drop me a line or email.

Vicki (in Hamilton)
Vicki Lockhart <vlockhar@hamilton.ca>
Hamilton, ON

It's always nice to see how things are going back home.. :o)
E. Comeau
Salzburg, Austria

I was born and brought up in Saint John and will hopefully be returning for the 50th reunion of my graduation at SJHS in August.
Joan Russell <rocks@guernsey.net>
St. Peter Port, Guernsey

What a wonderful web site. We are looking forward to visiting your beautiful city in September, via Princess Cruises.
Sue <stheynen01@comcast.net>
Sacramento, CA USA

We visited your lovely city in 1990 and hope to visit again very soon. We loved the market and wonder what happened to Ken Smith. He used to play in the Market centre, we have tried to contact him to buy more tapes from him but our mail has been returned not known. Does anyone know where he is, is he still playing????? He is great player, so versatile
Jeannie Alker <AlkerWARRIOR@aol.om>
N. Wales

Just wanted to say to old friends and family in my hometown of Saint John. Been talking to family, watching the news and reading the internet...I think this winter you've had is another good reason why Toronto is better...egad you've had it rough!
Andrew Wylie <amwylie@hotmail.com>
Toronto,

Iam looking forward to coming back home in July 2003 for a visit.
Charlie Rogers <chucker53@cogeco.ca>
Sarnia, ON Canada

I am originally from Saint John, New Brunswick. I stumbled on this site by accident. I have been missing back home and wanting to go and visit. And after seeing this I want even more to come back home for a visit.
Paula <p.j.train@shaw.ca>
Calgary , AB Canada

I am a Native "New Brunswicker" (Sussex) - living the past 49 years in B.C. I am planning an extented visit to N.B. and will be staying several weeks in St.John to visit family and touring the city and surrounding area. I am having a problem finding a campground to park our 5th Wheel. I am looking forward to our stay. Allen Smith and Dar.
Allen Smith <alndar@telus.net>
100 MILE HOUSE , B.C. CANADA

I worked on the Irving refinery contract in 1975 and had a ball in S.J. Does anyone know Sherry McDonald or her whereabouts?.
Peter Higham <bootzmadagain1943@hotmail.com>
Grimsby, England

Well ive lived here my whole life and .now i have my own family 3 pretty awesome kids with will chatwin.and i dont plan on goining anywhere .THIS PLACE ROCKS!!!
Krista Collrin <adidass2001@hotmail.com>
saint john, nb canada

hi im from prence edward island and i would like to say hi to patrick shannon from new brunswick sand cove ., hope to see you on island again!!!
jenny singleton <jsinglet@seapei.ca>
charlottetown ( murray river), p.e.i canada

very easy and very good
larry

I came across this web sight and made me miss Saint John and the many friends I made there.I lived there for 7 years and had a great time.You are the most friendly people I have known.Miss it alot.
Helen Rahnell <helenrahnell@hotmail.com>
Abbotsford, B.C. Canada

Phenomonal Web site! Tremendously impressed with all the work that went into it's creation. Hats off! Lived here my whole life & just can't imagine being anywhere else. Maritimers are a rare breed but Saint John is another story, in and of itself. We're special folk!
Trish Reed <lilah123@hotmail.com>
Saint John , NB

your page is inspirational ;)
Nacktbilder

WAS BORN IN SAINT JOHN.JUNE 17 1946.
ROLAND SCRIBNER <cedric1@shaw.ca>
VANCOUVER, BC CANADA

HI YOU ALL
christy kimmer <lildevil03@hotmail.com>
eldon , ia USA

Hi, I grew up in Saint John New Brunswick. I lived most of my childhood in Lorneville but always hung out on the lower west side. Actually lived on the west side and North end as an adult. I live in Winnipeg now but miss Saint John tremendously , but I have a good job here in Winnipeg,(something that is hard to come by in Saint John) now that I finally finished College. I would like to move home again someday though, good job or not.
Anyway if anyone happens to remember me e-mail me. It would be great to here from you.
Catherine Tippett <meow_kitty13@hotmail.com>
Winnipeg, MB Canada

Thank you for visiting my site. Enjoyed your site very much! Thank you! Keep up a great work!
Jeanette

I'm trying to find someone who i talk last time around 1986. Her name is Linda Deluca from Sudbury. If you have information about her or whereabouts, please contact me.
Thank You!!!
mario riekert germany <mrschlosser@t-online.de>
germany

Nice site. Easy to use.
Christina

I have lived in Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada all of my life. I am single and disabled. I am looking for someone that would like to be my friend. Someone that I can go places with. Send an E-mail too, have coffee with. My favorite mall is McAllister Place Mall, the reason for that is that there are alot of stores there and it is wheelchair accessable.
Dave <notyrc@yahoo.com>
Saint John, NB Canada

i thought that yor website was great and i will deffinately be visiting it again!
alisha lewis <inspyrie2002@yahoo.ca>
edmonton, alberta canada

I enjoyed a brief visit to Saint John and especially a Flames hockey game. Looks like you guys are all set for snow for a while. Be back when the Moosehead runs low.
Rich Cannata <richwey@attbi.com>
Weymouth, Ma us

I was a missionary for the Mormon Church (Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints) and served in St. John in 1979. What a great city. The people are extremely friendly and the city was clean and beautiful. My companions and I had a great time at the toll booth seeing if we could flip tokens from the passenger's side of the car into the basket. I'd love to get back to St. John sometime.
Dan R. Waite <dwaite@beckleylaw.com>
Las Vegas, Nevada

i am Acadian,,and recently found out that i have Green as my re3aladenname,,and my grandfathers lived in buctouche NB,,His name is Eddie Green.and my grandmothers name is Hellen Legere..please right me to chatt or if you may have info on my family history on Greens ecrit moi en francais ou englais.Je cherche des Acadian ou FAMILLE.Mercy est "happy new year" 2003..P.S,Je teme mon Mason.Mon Garcon... :) :) :)
deneige green <lionfisha2@hotmail.com>
georgetown, on canada

My compliments to the creater of this site..... Very nice. Although I WOULD like to see more pictures of what was at the place where the malls are and such. I guess more pics of east side!!!!! Keep up the good work!!!!!!!
Chrystal <chrystal_99@hotmail.com>
saint john, nb canada

Great web site. I enjoyed looking at the wonderful photos. I was born & raised in Gondola Pt. on the Kennebecasis River. I have been living in San Antonio, TX since 1999 when I married a native Saint Johner. I'm enjoying educating Texans here on Canada, many of them didn't know a world existed outside Texas! I miss home very much & cannot wait to get back there for a visit. This may sound silly but I really miss ketchup chips & coffee crisp bars. I have yet to find a more beautiful or freindly place than Saint John! And you just can't get a good cup of tea here!

Rosalyn (Raynes)O'Neill <jroneill@satx.rr.com>
San Antonio, TX USA

Hi WE just stoped by to put in our new E-mail address.If anyone knows us please drop us a line.
Ken & Gladys Ritchie <Kenr888@msn.com>
Knoxville, Tn. USA

This is a true story and somewhat embarrassing to tell. I am telling it for the sole purpose that maybe when you are down and out you may read this.

The story starts out on a beach in Saint John N.B. where I grew up, where me and a couple hundred of my closest neighbors are having a few drinks. Now when I say a “few” drinks I mean “a bunch”. You must remember that the beaches in the Maritimes are not like any beach I have seen here in Ottawa. They are the kind of beaches where if you happened to pass out, if you do not get washed out to sea with the tide, the only thing they would find is half a crab eaten corpse clutching a empty beer bottle. Anyway me and two other friends, Mark and Ben, finished off are last beers and decided that it would probably be a good thing to head to the bars. So after capping an empty beer bottle and throwing it in the fire for a later explosion, we head uptown.

The only thing that lies between us and the bars is a huge bridge that stretches over the harbour and, the fact that we are all under age and have no ID.

Before we sneak over the bridge (because there is no pedestrian crossing allowed) we decide to stop for a washroom break, because if you have to go while crossing over the bridge the only place to “go” is over the side and that leads to being arrested. We all knew from experience. But that’s another story all together.

Well, we decided to take the break in a Ready John that was close to the construction site where they were building a Tim Hortons. I was the last one in. I pulled open the door and stepped up on a step to relieve myself. A couple seconds into it, the John started to shake. At this time I was thinking it was a joke and yelled “Stop I am p*&^ing all over myself” Well with that and a couple of laughs from the outside, a longer rocking motion resulted in the whole John being tipped over and throwing me to the floor, which was now underneath a foot or so of raw sewage.

Well if this is not bad enough, when I tried to get out I noticed that the door opened the opposite way, which meant I was trapped. After a couple seconds of yelling, my “friends” rolled the John over and I came out in a wave of dirty water. Well, my first instinct was to take off all my clothes. Which I did. My second instinct was to pick up a large stick and chase Mark and Ben around the lot. Which I did. After finally calming down I decided that it was in my best interest to find a shower. So I picked up my precious Greatfull Dead hat, my Ozzy Osborne T-shirt and my Chuck Taylor sneakers with the stick and started up the road. A couple of minutes later Ben felt sorry for me and offered to give me his boxer shorts to wear. We quickly changed on the street and I often wonder what would happen if the cops stopped us at that moment in time. Ben and I naked, with Mark watching and giggling.

Anyway, we decided to see if there was any beer left at my buddy’s “T***y the bootlegger”. There was.

So there we were, walking up the street. Me in Ben’s boxers, Ben going Commando and Mark still giggling like a schoolgirl. Just then I noticed my newly wed friends wife looking out the window at us. I yell “hello” and simply ask if I can take a shower in her house. She responds by slamming the window. We decided to make our way to a guy’s house, that we call “Porky Pigs Palace”. He allows me in, but only has a bathtub and not a shower. After taking a long bath I determine it is not doing the trick and decide to head back to Ben’s mothers for the night. I take a shower there and wash my clothes. Then, instead of doing any more harm to ourselves or the house, we decide to go to bed. We quickly overcame the obstacle of having only one bed by reassuring each other that we were not gay, (not that there is anything wrong with that), but we decide to sleep head to toe anyway.

Now just when you think that this story cannot get any worse, it does. I awake in the morning to find myself soaking wet. My first thought is that I have had an “accident”, but since I have never done that since I can remember I talk myself into thinking that it is simply just sweat, (even though it is a typical Saint John summer day with the high temperature of about eleven degrees Celsius). Then to my horror I look over at Ben just as he is waking up and see that he too is soaked from the waist down. Could it be possible to not only have soiled the bed and myself, but Ben as well? Just then Ben looks and me and says he is sorry. When I ask him why, he tells me that there was a slow leak in the waterbed and he thought it was fixed.

Full of relief I check the clock and it is late afternoon so I take another shower and we head upstairs to “borrow” a pack of smokes from his sleeping mother. We load up the remaining beer in a backpack and step outside. It’s another day and the night before seems far away. We take a breath, light a smoke………and head to the beach.

By Jamie
your going to like this store!!!
ont Canada

I grew up in the North End of Saint John. I moved from Saint John in 1992. All my family still lives in Saint John. I had a chance to be home this past August. It was great to be in the city again.
Sharon Hamilton
Whitehorse, YT

Very nice site..... I've lived in Saint John all my life ,And I think this city is... The best little city in the East!!!! And Kingston N.B is the picture perfect place to live,This is my home now since I've married in December of 2001.
Linda Huckins ( Breen) <Linda Breen@ hotmail.com>
Saint John, N.B. Canada

I miss Saint John and the people. Appreciate Saint John for all of the pleasant memories. You have a lot going for you.......but, Mispec Park is the best. Too bad it is not promoted better. Anyone visiting Saint John, be sure to visit Mispec,the beach and the walking trails are awesome.
Dan McNeill <danmcneill310@hotmail.com>
Cambridge, on Canada

nice site go st john!
chris webb <dj@djcalifornia.com>
bay area dj, california usa

I WENT SCHOOL AT BEACONSFIELD SECONDARY & HIGH SCHOOL AT MILLEDGEVILLE NORTH UNTIL I MOVED TO ONT. IN 1976. STILL LOVE THE PLACE AND THE PEOPLE.
Michael Arthur Robinson <ratboy1255@aol.com>
Waterdown, Ont Canada

Awesome website! Go Saint John, haha!
Gina
Fredericton, NB Canada

yah well we must say that we love saint.john very much and we miss all our family and friends we make it home to visit when ever we possible can.our 14 month old daughter lilli was born here in ottawa but we will make sure she knows all about the best little city in the east
sarah pye jake mazerolle <jookie1@hotmail.com>
ottawa, ont canada

Hi; just visiting to see what is here. Have starting to do some genealogy and trying to figure out why rellies from Mass. would have gone to NB in the 1800's. Also looking for the parents of Mary Jane Cassidy who married Nahum Francis Foster. Family history has her being of Native American ancestry; but how does one verify that? Ah, well, the hunt continues.............
natalie garlock <chickweed12002@yahoo.com>
akron, oh united sates of america

Just wanred to say hello from one who was born in SJ. As all maritimers we tend to travel alot and my road finally toke me to Mexico. If anyone comes to visit Cabo San Lucas please come by my gallery and say hi. www.goldencactusgallery.com or www.chrismacclure.com e-mail goldencactus@hotmail.com
Chris MacClure <goldencactus@hotmail.com>
Cabo San Lucas, Baja, , Mexico

Hey Ya'll,
I was born and raised in the best city in the maritimes, all of my family resides in SJ & P.E.I I do miss back home and brag to my new "texan" family about how beautiful our province is!!!!I showed them your website and plan to take em all back home and rent a motor home to tour N.B., NFLD,PEI,Cape Breton , N.S. and of course the maramachi(SP)?Salmon fishing yeahhh. I love being a Houstonion but......I WILL ALWAYS BE A MARITIMER !!!!!!
Anyway, Great site to represent "THE GREATEST LITTLE CITY IN THE EAST"

ps.....Shirley MacAleary SUCKS!!!!!!!!!!

email me way down south at heocath@hotmail.com
also please forgive my spelling.....the heat down here has affected my brain....but hey there is no snow to shovel:))))))
Catherine MacLeod Donnelly <hedocath@hotmail.com>
Houston, TX USA

back in the fifties I always heard good things about the people of Moncton, New Bruinswick. Also I am looking for 8mm film of a fight that Yvon Durelle had with Waddell Hanna may 5,1954 in Chatham
bob clemons <bob1185@webtv.net>
new york, ny usa

This is the first time I visited the site and I liked it both, the site and the CITY. I hope I'll be able to visit this beautiful city and meet some nice people.
Deepak Katkoria <dkatkoria@yahoo.com>
Brampton, ON Canada

Hi everyone,
I was born and mostly raised in SJ. I now live on the West Coast and I would love to hear from any of my old friends. So if any of you out there remember a Susan Harrigan that left Saint John in 1992, please email me as that is most likely me. I can only remember a few names as i was twelve at the time but some of them are Angela O'Leary, Kristen Loughery, Tracy Gold, Darren Breau, Brian Babineau, and Mary King. If any of you know any of these people please pass this message on.

Thanks :)
Susan Harrigan <Susan.Harrigan@gems2.gov.bc.ca>
Victoria, BC Canada

I love your web site. I was born and mostly raised in Saint John and this is a good way for me to look at my home town.
Susan Harrigan <Susan.Harrigan@gems2.gov.bc.ca>
Victoria, BC Canada

i don visit the site is interesting!!!
NWAGUY <NWAGUY@HOTMAIL.COM>
EKO, ALAKIJA

WHATZZZZ UP WESTSIDE!!I WAS BORN IN SAINT JOHN 1976 AND MOVED 2 OTTAWA 4 YEARS AGO, AND NOW LIVE IN BROCKVILLE.I USUALLY MAKE 2 TRIPS A YEAR,IF I'M LUCKY.SEE YA ON THE FLIPSIDE.
CHRIS GALLANT <AMELLK@SYMPATICO.CA>
BROCVILLE, ON CANADA

WAAAAAAAAASUUUUUUP?
!~*KElly*~!
Kelly <Tdmack11>
St.Louis, Missouri USA

well i was born in saint john, but lived in fredricton till i was 9... Now i live in saint john.. and i love it, bu tim looking for a change

Lisa Davies <haley_13@hotmail.com>
saint john, nb canada

looking for Kane family from Saint John New Bruswick - parents of Helen Josephine Kane deceased, born 1915-20
Anne Benson <ambabechick@aol.com>
Toronto, on Canada

Born and raised in Saint John, roots are buried deeply there, though I now live in the subsurbs. Love the site, great info and photos.
Joan Hall Hovey <jhhovey@nb.sympatico.ca>
Quispamsis, N.B. Canada

I love the site, keep up the good work, nice photos.....
joe goddard <goddard_joe@hotmail.com>
kitchener, on canada

I was born in southend of Saint John,N.B. and it is the best city in the east.Glad to see that we have finally gotten with the times and got a guest book

courtney goddard <courtney_goddard@hotmail.com>
kitchener, ontario

Hi Saint John, November.5th, 2002

I was a resident of Saint John for 17 years out of my 23 years on this earth.

I am now in downtown Edmonton , sitting a coffee house, enjoying all the fond memories i have of sj. My mother, Barnhill Memorial School on Manawagonish Road where i grew up, my first love,Tina, High school, ditching to go to the Mad Hadders, all the friends i had, and how some of them taught me very important lessons in life, and, all the girls, oh , the girls.Well,
I got married here in Edomonton, to a local girl on July 1st, and now were excited to announce that in April 2003 , were going to have our first child!! My wife is from India, and she is very beautful, her name is Amee Nanda (Ah-MEE)and now we are starting a whole new generation of Canadians ,cool, eh.
But one thing i can tell you about Edmonton, as huge and as exciting as it is here, its a frightning place, and you have to be careful in every thing you do here, and to think of the comfort of home, Saint John , makes me smile ear to ear ,cause you never forget your roots, nomater how far away from home you are.
When i talk to Albertans and say, i am a Saint Johner, they have nothing but good stuff to say about the Maritimers out here, so ,keep up the good work, and, in close, if any one reads this , and you know me, why don't you drop me a line, i would love to hear from you,
Yours truly,
Curtis Green ,
(curtisgreen2001@hotmail.com)
Curtis Green <CurtisGreen2001@Hotmail.Com>
Edmonton, AB Canada

Grew up in Saint John and moved to alberta in 96. Miss ya SJ. I'll be back to visit ya someday soon! You can count on it!!!!
andrew green <badandi1980>
red deer, ab canada

Hello; Im just looking at your website ;as you may know Im a Saint Johner who at present is helping out as a Radiologist here in New Zealand for a few months; Ive enjoyed getting news from home on the webbut it seems winter has arrived early this year back home; The weather here is lovely; sunny and mild most days; was 21C today.Gisborne is the first city in the world to see the sunrise ; it has fabulous beaches and there is great trout fishing within an hours drive.. great to be able to hear from home via your websites ;; regards;; Dr.David Moir
Dr. David Moir <david.moir@tdh.org.nz>
Gisborme, New Zeal;and

Stompin Tom Connors you are a True Canadian and we love you. Your music is the best. I thank you for sharing your talent with us. I am reaching out to the Canadian Public for there help with a book I am doing up for our Veterans. But this will not be possible with out you. I ask all Canadians to help. I ask that you send a thank you you letter to me for our Veterans. Your letters will be put into a binder and when filled will be photo copied and sent out to groups of Veterans across Canada. You can also send poems a picture of a Veteran along with information. Younger children can draw a picture that will fit into a binder. Send letters to Kim Shergold
Hwy. 17 East R.R.2
Corbeil Ont. Canada
POH-1KO
or moon_baby2@hotmail.com

HELP PUT A SMILE ON THOUSANDS OF VETERANS FACES.
I hope Mr. Connors that you will also send a writen letter as I know it would put a smile on our Veterans faces. Thank You for your help and the pleasure of your music and books. My mothers says as a little girl she use to go down and listen to you play. At that time she lived in Southampton Ont. She is a huge fan of yours.
Kim Shergold <moon_baby2@hotmail.com>
Corbeil, Ont. Canada

I was born and raised in Saint John, and have family there. But sence I left to find work out west...I don't think I would ever go back home to live..I can't believe the houses in Saint John are so old and unsafe..the last time I was there most of the houses around my parents have burn down or just falling apart..St Peters school (Junior High School) where I lived close too is no longer there...(too old I guess)I never realized how much the City of Saint John looks so durty. It saddens me that the City is falling apart..theres no future there.
Will Savoie <wilsavoie@hotmail.com>
Calgary, AB Canada

I loved Saint John while spending two years at UNBSJ. In fact Saint John and my "East Coast Experience" was unforgettable. In fact, maybe one day, I’ll return and escape from the Big city.
John Long <longja@state.gov>
Toronto, On Canada

My husband and I just returned from a cruise that took us to St. Johns. As we exited the ship, you had greeters in period costomes to greet us. You gave each of us a beautiful rose. What a nice touch! We felt warmly welcomed and totally enjoyed our visit to your area. We'd return again in a heartbeat. Loved it. Thanks.
Susan Lubiens <susan_lubiens@yahoo.com>
Folsom, CA USA

great place
MaryAnne Freeman <maryannefreeman930@hotmail.com>
st. thomas, on canada

Hey!!!!...Saint John Rocks! Also...GO FLAMES GO!!!!
big Flames and NHL Leaf fan! :)...Saint John is cool later everyone!
Clarke <sj_flames_rule@hotmail.com>
Saint John, NB CANADA

Well I left St John in 1982 and been all over Canada since its 20 Years Latter and I went back to Visit what a dismall small got nothing going for it town. Its a shame that nothing happens there to want to make me live there. It has hardly changed in 20 years most things have shut down or boarded up and left.I will stay out west heat a house for $42 a month and only pay GST.
Brian Dykeman <albertacowboy63@hotmail.com>
Edmonton , Ab Canada

Very interesting and informative web site. Having moved away from Saint John before the Imperial Theatre was re-opened in 1994, I enjoyed the interior pictures of this beautiful building. Saint John truly is the best city in Atlantic Canada. Nice presentation of the city! Congratulations!
Andy Adams <a.adams@islandtelecom.com>
Cornwall, PE Canada

Great site. I hope to visit your city and province one day soon!
Mike <mflaherty@hotmail.com>
San Francisco, CA USA

Had the pleasure of visiting your city last week and loved it. The weather was perfect.
Nelda True <nftrue@swbell.net>
St. Louis, MO USA

look good
robert.mallish
buckingham., qc

New Brunswick is like so totally do bomb!!!!!!!

Krissy Stanton <krissy659@hotmail.com>
Saint John, N.B. Canada

I was born in Saint John and this year I brought my son to see my birth city I hope every year to bring him home so he will grow up knowing all about this great city.

GO FLAMES GO!!!!!
Janet and Hunter McPhail
Kanata, ON

je souhaite venir au mois de mai 2003 dans votre belle province et j'aimerai connnaitre des amis(es) pour m'aider
a trouver un logement chez l'habitant (15 jours environ)
merci

fortes lucien <lfgonz@club-internet.fr>
marseille, france

A very enjoyable site.
Saint John was my home for a time, for, as a child, I was in the New Brunswick Protestant Orphans Home and would love to make contact with others from there.
I have opened an MSN Community Site about the Home. Please email me for details.
Thanks,
David.
David M Paterson <dmpaterson@ns.sympatico.ca>
River Ryan, NS Canada

We are from Halifax but have been living in Calgary for 2 years and miss the ocean and family so much it hurts! We are moving to Saint John in October, and although it's not Halifax your web site made me feel so much better. I have not been to Saint John's and reading about the history there and looking at the beautiful pictures really made my day. Thanks for all the info. We cannot wait to get back to the friendly not so crowded lifestyle.
Dawn Fry <FryVic@Shaw.ca>
Calgary, AB Canada

I'm doing my families history ca 1825-1905. I'm finding Saint John to be a very interesting place indeed.
Jeremy M. Fallis <jfallis820@comcast.net>
Glenside, PA USA

We were both born and raised in the Maritimes..me in Saint John and Rob PEI. Moving back in the next few months *woooohoooo* 13 years away is too long. Our children will love it and get to see my side of the family. Thanks for this site...it has helped get us through
Kim & Rob Tupper <tupp26@yahoo.com>
Int'l Falls, MN USA

Looking for realestate on the shore above the fundy tides p facing south or southeast.
The Hanrath Family <matmech@rogers.com>
Toronto, On Canada

Saint John is both my wife and I's hometown ( I went to St. malachy's 81 and Kim went to Kennebecasis 82 ). And while we miss it very much, we would be hard pressed to convince to return despite our parents still being there. It's a beautiful city and the people friendly but that cloud of doom called "future opportunities" is just too black to ignore. No, we are happy up here. We have wonderful friends and great jobs. We wish only the best for our families and friends.
PS. Anyone want to buy a house overlooking Saint John River in North End?
Andrew Wylie <ylecoyote35@hotmail.com>
Toronto, ON

Hello Saint John! I'm trying to contact Sheldon and Tania Estabrooks.
Russ Teed <russteed@nativeweb.net>
Edmonton, AB Canada

I am driving to Portland Maine, taking a ferry to Yarmouth NS. I was wondering should I take the fery from Yarmouth to St John. I only have one night to stay. Is it worth the trip with so little time.
Bill Turano <BillT@selectamortgage.com>
Brick, NJ USA

LOOKING FORM HOTELS IN SAINT JOHN
NORMAND, Robert <robnor@videotron.ca>
Hull, Québec Canada

Looking for information on the St. John Shamrocks baseball team formed in 1873 by Irish Catholic immigrants.
Trina Denison <tdeison@corp.stjoe.org>
Corona Del Mar, CA USA

how'd you come up with the idea?
Sandy Date
Washington, DC USA

Born and raised in Saint John, moved to Calgary for work experience...it's been 6 years..I think it is time to go home. See you soon.....
Natasha Whitehouse
Calgary, Ab

Wow! I was checking out your site and found that you have a farmers market open all week. After having traveled across Canada and visiting several,I think thats great. You should show Moncton how it's done. With this information we will be now planning a trip to your beautiful city. Thanks so much!!!
BRENDA MEUNIER <brendameunier@hotmail.com>
moncton, nb canada

Saint John is a lovely place and everyone is very friendly
Jacqueline Beck <jacqueline.beck@ntlworld.com>
newtownabbey, belfast northern ireland

I was born and raised in Saint John and later moved to British Columbia(1995). Every year i try to come home to be with friends and family. I really miss the freindly and helpful people of Saint John. There is a lot to be said for a smaller city and the people in it. I will never pass up on the chance to return to Saint John whenever i can.
Sean


Sean Bunn <seanbunn@shaw.ca>
Surrey, BC Canada

I was born in 1983 and moved from there in 1997. What agreat place to be. Friendly faces and a fun place to live in. I hope I can take my 3 month old daughter there to visit all her family that lives there. Saint John is my home.
Natasha Day <nevada83@hotmail.com>
Edmonton , AB Canada

Born in Saint John left in 78 at age 4. Had many visits over the years, came back in 91' and graduated from Saint John High. Alwayz miss it.....it's alwayz home.....
Greg Smith <vagabond_g@hotmail.com>
Calgary, AB Canada

hi im charlie jayne and i think that this site rocks just after casino.i think they should have more things on this website it is so good they should add more.i used to live down saintjohns and its beautiful and keep wanting to go there.people can alwayes e-mail me about saintjohns and send me something about it i would be very grateful.thanks bye
charlie jayne <charliejayne8@hotmail.com>
alcester, england,uk

Great Web site, born in Saint John. Miss everyone much!
Mark Yurco <myurco@msn.com>
Gainesville, GA USA

What an amzing web page! Very informative!! I have lived in Saint John all my life, and from reading this page, I have found out lots more about this wonderful litle city! Thank You for the great info!
Jillian O'Leary <Jill_Oleary@yahoo.com>
Saint John, NB Canada

A job well-done...informative...would entice me to visit, but I've lived here my entire life...other than the fact that the General Hospital was imploded, Saint John is many things...intact, fun, historical - beautiful..and a wonderful place to call home.
Cathy Shaw <cshaw@sancton.com>
Saint John, NB Canada

Looking for anyone who grew up on the West side. Went to Dennis Memorial School from 1971-1978, St. Rose 1978-1981, and St. Vincent's High School 1981-1984. Please feel free to email me anytime.
Vicki Lockhart <vlockhar@city.hamilton.on.ca>
Hamilton, On Canada

Visited your site because I have just found out that my great-great-grandfather was born in Saint John. I was hoping I could find a link to church records. Loved the site, it was very informative, and gave me a good insight into my ancestors heritage.
Sue McClelland <droppedstitchs@aol.com>
Ellesmere Port, England

VERY NICE AND INTERESTING BUT ALL GUY KEEP OFF IT HASS BEEN DONE
GEEMAN <Guy@jobman.com>
Niger

will be going to you city soon to see and injoy. would like a good and fair deal for a family of 3.
mitchell j herman <mariaprjew@aol.com>
brooklyn, nyc usa

Thank you very much for all those helpful informations. We felt as if we were very much there ! Looking forward to enjoy all those lovely places we have seen in your websites. Well done !!!
Dominic <pouchong1@rediffmail.com>
Calcutta, WB India

i am, with God's help getting married to my girlfriend from St. John. NB, and will be moving to NB soon. looking forward to making NB my new home town.
YACOUB AYYOUB <Pattiayou@hotmail.com>
jerusalem, israel

I was born in saintjohn and lived there most of my life, yes indeed it is the greastest little city in the east, I love it there and go visit as much as i can, I someday soon hope to be living back in saintjohn, and once again hang with my buddies from welsford and grandbay.
jeff lewis
digby, ns

Researching McMorran and Dunn who built my great-grand-father's ship. Any info on these St. John's ship builders?

thanks!
drew <drew@escape.com>
NY, NY USA

Wow! You’ve found yourself a great franchise business opportunity. Good luck! And great site by the way!
Cynthia
San Diego, Ca US

I just visited Saint John over Canada Day, 2002. I found Saint John to be calming enough but with enough to do. A good balance was found in traveling around the province of New Brunswick with my friend Nikki and her two daughters. Thank you Saint John for your hospitality and kind residents.
Nichi Hamilton
Harrisburg, PA USA

Hey all. I was born in Saint John but I was sent to a Miramichi foster home 3 months later, so I haven't been there since except for when I drove through with my Reach For The Top high school team on the way to St. Andrews. My biological mother lives there and I know that someday I will want to try and find her. My friend and I may even be traveling from Fredericton over March Break for a few days. I'm excited. Anyways, signing off, and love the site.
Meg Charnley <jaffykat@hotmail.com or charnley@nbnet.nb.ca>
Miramichi (Miramichitty), NB Canada

I am a descendant of Josephine (Gaudette) Powell Grand mother and my Grandfather William Powell. My Greatgrandparents on Josephine family are Ignace Gaudette(father) and Matilda Vienneau (mother) they came from St. Joseph's Parish Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada. If anyone has any info on any of these relatives pleas email me. I would greatly appreciate it.
Lena T. Gloshinski <Glosh@worldnet.att.net>
New Port Richey, FL USA

I'm orignally from Newfoundland. I enjoyed this site, I did not know one of my favorite Hollywood actors Walter Pidgeon was Canadian...
Tammy Hammond <paynetree@angelfire.com>
BC

I shall be visiting, in September. I look forward to doing so.
Ivor Bartram <broadland@cieh.org.uk>
Norwich, UK

HOPING TO FIND SOME USEFUL INFO FOR TRAVEL PLANS
MARYBETH
TAUNTON, ma USA

thanks for letting me come home, I don't make it home very much,so this site helps alot,it brings back a lot of memorys, the good and bad ones. If anybody that I know reads this, feel free to email me.
richard melvin <randbea@shaw.ca>
victoria, b.c canada

No comments yet,
R David Young Jr <ryoung@ussi.org>
Melbourne, Fl USA

I lived in Saint John and then what was a separate City of Lancaster from 1948 to 1957 with my parents and two brothers. We left while we were still quite young but I have always remained intrigued by the City and what it meant to me while I was growing up. Over the years I have been back several times and have taken my own children to visit where Dad lived, went to school and enjoyed his childhood. We played in the Martello Tower before it became a tourist site, went to the old Beaconsfield School and went to the Gaiety theatre on Saturdays for the movies. Very interesting Webb site.

Don Pearson (son of Edna and Harry Pearson) (448 Windsor Street)
Don Pearson <d.j.pearson@shaw.ca>
Richmond, BC Canada

New to this e-mail thing I thought of when I was a Marine engineer and used to call at St. John. Out of interest I typed in the name to see many glowing reports of the fine city. It holds fond memories to me of about 25 years ago when we called and was made most welcome by all that we met. Being a Scot did not help (fib Fib) as when tjhe scots toungue was heard doors oppened. I loved the Country and western and still do but sadly we dont have it as you did then. I met a lovely red head and her family and I thought St John was nearly called home. I shall be visiting the site to find out more because I thought it was a wonderfull place with wonderful friendly people just like Scotland. Best wishes to you all in St Johns .. signed Shooie a(they ahve trouble prounoucing Hugh in Guid Auld Scotland.
Hugh Kane <hugh@ace2.demon .co.uk>
Falkirk, Scotland

I was born in Saint John NB, but moved out west 3yrs ago, and currently reside in the great city of Calgary AB. Even though I love Cowboy country, I am a true blue maritimer and very proud of it. Can't wait for the day to come when I move back for good!!
Melissa Saunders <frannybird29@hotmail.com>
calgary, ab

I WAS BORN IN ST.JOHN JUST BEFORE THE WAR. LIVED THERE UNTIL I WAS 19 AND MARRIED AN AMERICAN. I HAVE TRIED TO GET BACK HOME EVERY YEAR. MISSED A FEW. I PLAN ON VISITING IN AUG. THIS YEAR. ALWAYS LOVE TO GO HOME.ALL MY CHILDHOOD MEMORIES ARE THERE. ST. JOHN HAS BECOME SUCH A GREAT CITY. WOULD LOVE TO HEAR FROM ANYONE IF YOU KNOW ME. I WAS THE TALL LANKY GIRL FROM THE NORTH END. AND I WENT TO VOC.SCHOOL.
FRANCES (DANAHER) STRONACH <fls2002lnh@aol.com>
LONDONDERRY, NH USA

visiting new brunswick in june 2002 staying in sackville but will spend some time in S J looks like a good place to visit and spent some time see you all soon
elsbeth lewis <elsbethlewis@yahoo.co.uk>
swansea, southwales u.k

AS A FORMER RESIDENT OF THE BEAUTIFUL CITY OF SAINT JOHN, I AM EXTREMELY PROUD OF THE BEAUTY OF THE CITY AND THE KINDNESS OF THE PEOPLE. THEY SAY THAT ONTARIO IS THE LAND OF OPPORTUNITY, IT IS NOTHING LIKE SAINT JOHN. IT IS ALL HUSTLE AND BUSTLE, HERE, AND IT IS DIFFICULT TO EVEN KNOW YOUR NEIGHBOURS.IF I CAN MAKE ONE SUGGESTION, IT IS THAT THE VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER ON THE WEST SIDE IS LOCATED IN TOO BEAUTIFUL A SPOT,NOT TO BE PERMANENTLY OPENED. WHY NOT MAKE THIS A REST STOP WITH MAYBE A COFFEE SHOP TO ENTICE THOSE TRAVELLERS WHO INTENDED TO DRIVE THROUGH THE CITY TO VIEW ALL THAT SAINT JOHN HAS TO OFFER. SPECIAL CONGRATS TO THE SAINT JOHN VISITOR AND CONVENTION BUREAU FOR THE TERRIFIC EFFORT IN MAKING SAINT JOHN SO WELL KNOWN.I AQM DOING WHAT I CAN TO PROMOTE SAINT JOHN TO THOSE THAT I MEET HERE. REGARDS,D. MCNEILL

DAN MCNEILL
CAMBRIDGE, ON CANADA

My name is Edmund Marco and it's a pleasure to sign your guest book. I work for an advertising agency in London. Our agency represents direct marketing companies that are involved in the marketing of products as seen on TV in England. Most of the infomercial products come from the U.S. but then again we export our talents as well. My brother has appeared in infomercials in the U.S. advertising various products. I think it's hilarious that English people respond so well to American products while Americans tend to respond well to sales people who have an English accent!
Edmund
London, Kent England

I will be visiting St.John in September as part of a New Eengland criuse. I would love to receive some information about town. I live in a town in the midland area of the United Kingdom.
Thanks for any help.
Th
Judy Barry <jab@oakenshawroad.freeserve.co.uk>
Redditch,Worcs, United Kingdom

LOVE THE SITE,GREAT JOB!!!!!!
Sheryl Cropley
Strathroy, ON Canada

I need some facts How large is it? Population? Capital? nickename? Motto? Interesting Fact? Important things that happened there? Birds found there? Emvironmental issues of porblems regarding the wildlife?
Danielle Yustick <icecreamgirl12>
Warren, MI U.S.

Do you like N.B?Because I like N.B!!!!!! Bye bye Luv ya!!!! Ta Ta for now.
Michelle Wood and Nicole Hachey
Saint John, N.B Canada

Looks like A nice City.IMust have many cousins in N. Brunswick.Its A great place to visit.Nice helpful people.
Wilfred Colin Parker <wilfred.linda@tds.net>
Corinna, Maine U.S.A

Hi
Was born in Saint John,Moved to Grand Manan in 1969.I visit the city often.Found the web site and stopped for a look.Great site, but come visit us on grand Manan and see the whales.
theresa macfarland <relaineg@nbnet.nb.ca>
Grand Manan, NB CANADA

Any thing special happening in St. John on July 1, 2002?
Rosemarie Milles <rsmmilles@aol.com>
Detroit, MI USA

did visit you lovely city years age and will again this summer. can hardly wait.
Don & Pat Haley <donpat@uninet.net>
Troy, ME ME USA

Comming this Summer to visit the city of my Grandfathers Birth. I can hardly wait.
Joanthan Fenwick <jlfenwick@aol.com>
Woodbridge, VA USA

i have never been to st john, but i know this girl there named chelsea, and she is the nicest sweetest sexiest coolest girl i have ever known. anyone who lives in st john should feel lucky to even be in the same area code as she is in. if u ever see the prettiest girl with beuatiful blond hair and browny-green eyes, say hi to her from Ben. i love u chelz
i love chelz <ilovechelz@ilovechelz.com>
Shelburne, ON Canada

I am orginally from Saint John, New Brunswick. I am trying to trace my family tree. If you know where I can start please let me know by e-mail. It would be greatly appreciated. Thank You Ann
Ann Jeffrey <acej@telus.net>
Kamloops, B.C. Canada

Planning on taking my honeymoon through your beautiful province.
Theresa Di Girolamo <tdigir0424@rogers.com>
Brampton, On Canada

Hello, I'm currently constructing the web site for the Saint John Art Club. I was wondering if you would place a link to it (www.saintjohnartclub.com) on this site after this month. Also, I hope you don't mind that I'll be placing a link to your fine page.


Thanks

Jonathan Ryan
Jonathan Ryan <jonathanryan@thevortex.com>
Saint John, NB Canada

Sure was happy when I came across this by mistake. I grew up in SJ in the east end, went to Simonds High, grad 1980. Married, one child, moved to Ontario & divorced about 15 years ago. Looking for a John Brookins or a Jamie Watts that I used to hang with downtown. Very urgent! If you know of anyone who knows how to reach either of these guys please e-mail me at sharijoe2@msn.com. Also like to hear from any other old friends.
sharon israel(erb)

I MOVED FROM SAINT JOHN MANY YEARS AGO AND HAVE SINCE LIVED SEVERAL PLACES IN CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES. I WAS SO DELIGHTED TO FIND THIS WEB SITE, 'VISITING' SAINT JOHN AND THE SURROUNDING AREA PLUS ST. MARTINS WHERE WE SUMMERED FOR SEVERAL YEARS. THANKS FOR THE TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE.

PAT
PAT McAULEY (KEOHAN) <pmcauley@uci.edu>
LAGUNA HILLS, CA USA

Hi! I was raised, reared and went to school all my school days in good old Saint John. My sister Sandra Lee still lives there (actually Loch Lomond). My first full time job was w/ the City of Saint John Dept of Works and after a few years at Acadia U. and U.N.B. I worked for Mr. Irving at the "dry dock". I left Saint John in '66 but returned many times when my folks were alive. Unfortunately I have not been back since '82 when I was returning from South Africa, but I am seriously considering retiring there in a couple of years. I seem to be thinking of Saint John more and more each day. Take it from one who has been around the globe several times; the grass does not grow much greener than in Saint John.
JACK K. BELL <grumpyoldfart62@aol.com>
Houston, Tx US of A

Missing Quispamsis since leaving back in 97. Doing well back here in a little village in Northamptonshire, England but aim to be back once the job situation changes. Keep in touch with dear friends made over there.
Graham and Jan Ions <graham@ions12.fsnet.co.uk>
England

I am just homesick here in Edmonton since having moved from SJ in 2000. I get home about once a year, and hope to move back in a couple of years when (hopefully) some jobs open up as baby boomers retire.
Patti Giberson <pjgiberson@shaw.ca>
Edmonton, AB Canada

Just feeling homesick and decided to check out what I could find on the net. Lived in SJ my whole life untill 3.5 years ago. Miss it so much! Visit often though. Any old friends feel free to email me!!
Andrea (Berube) Morrison <morrisons@pei.eastlink.ca>
Stratford, PE Canada

Interested in meeting someone that lives in Saint John. I'm 47 and just recently transferred here from Calgary.
Vicky McBurney <mcburvy_01.hotmail.com>
Saint John, nb Canada

I grew up in St. John. We moved to the States in 1962. Of all the places I have been to, my heart is truly at home in Saint John. I would move back in a heartbeat if there was a way. I visited "Home" last July, and now I am so homesick. California is nice for the weather, Saint John is nice for "everything".
David Jackson <DaveJackson32547@Aol.Com>
San Diego, Ca USA

I Am CANADIAN
Astrokid
moncton NB, N b Canada

I'm Interested in spending one day in either St John or Moncton on the way to Nova Scotia and I am trying to decide which City has the most interesting attractions. Can someone help?

Rene Boudreau <pb4721@aol.com>
Stoughton, MA United States

Hello, I used to live in your city untul 13 years ago, when I decided to relocate to Timmins On, to be closer to most of my family, who have since moved back to Sussex N.B.I still have a few relatives in Saint John.
Al Ollivier Jr. <cwh@vianet.on.ca>
Timmins, ONT Canada

Recently discovered a St. John connection in my family. Looking for folks with last name TONER. GGGGrandmother Sarah Toner, died and buried in Boston.1844 was born in 1804.
Jude <judedot@aol.com>
Boston, MA USA

Hello.. My daughter's family is in Saint John's New Brunswick. As even though we all have never been there before, but would like to someday to visit my daughter's dad's side of the family.

Tera <Tera_seitz2000@yahoo.com>
Regina, sask, Sk

Just stumbled across this website and it made me quite homesick. Went to Simonds High School on Bayside Drive until 1969 and moved to Vancouver in '76. Still manage to make it "home" every two or three years. Does anyone know Clark and Paulette McIlveen out in Red Head? (I know, I know, but it's a small world). Regards.
Linda Martinson <lcmartinson@yahoo.ca>
N. Vancouver, BC Canada

I am looking for descendents of Nathaniel Gillespie who at one time lived in Milledgeville was married in Saint John to Anne McCluskey - 1870. Hope to hear from someone. By the way I went to school in Saint John and visit every year.
marion ricker <m.ricker@rogers.com>
London, ON

I did what most people don't do. I moved from the big city of Toronto to the best little city in the east, Saint John, in 1996. I have been working at Cendant Canada since June 1997. Since I am working constantly and am also disabled (paraplegic) I don't get out much. Any Christians in Saint John?? If so, e-mail at foote_rob@hotmail.com
Robert Foote <foote_rob@hotmail.com>
Saint John, NB Canada

Searching the site for information for a vacation this summer.
Janet Pinette <jarp45@usadatanet.net>
Cheshire, CT USA

I liked the first page of your site and look forward to seeing the rest of it.
Lynn Kisilenko <lkisilenko@shaw.ca>
Vancouver, BC

We were both borne in Saint John; we left in 1954 when I joined the army. We have traveled extensively in Europe and North America but our hearts have always been in the old port city. We plan to return this fall and are interested in obtaining an apartment, anybody out there know of a web site I can contact?
Gerald & Thelma Ekstrom <gekstrom1@cogeco.ca>
Gananoque, ON Canada

I was born and raised in Saint John (my HOMETOWN). It is so nice to be able to enter into a web site and see and read all about my home. News, weather, progress reports, etc. are all so significant when one is no longer there. Thank you for this web site. It keeps me in touch with my roots.
LOTS OF LOVE TO NEW BRUNWSICK!!!
Sharon (Shae) Mason <ladytia@okanagan.net>
Kelowna, BC Canada

I am looking for Tammi Everett. She and I hung out at the YMCA on Hazen Ave. Back in 1981 she and her family moved to Isreal. Hoping someone has heard from her
Vicki Lockhart <vlockhar@city.hamilton.on.ca>
Hamilton, ON

like eastern maine and new brunswick to bike and kayak as in the past will be in passamaquaddy bay when ever i can make it.
ken hodgkins <blue_herron2001@yahoo.com>
newcastle, me usa

YO WHATS UP TO ALL MY THUGS ON THE EASTCOST YO I'D LIKE TO GIVE A SHOUT OUT TO MY HOMEBOYS SPARKDOG,BUBBY,CALEB,MAT ROY,MIKE T,TYRON & MARCUS,LITTEL JAY, BIG B,STEVE B,PHILLIP,SAM COOK AND MY BRO SHELDON . Saint john till i die ONE
JUSTIN PALMER
SAINT JOHN, N.B CANADA

Would like to visit your city. This is a wonderful website, however, I can't find any information on hotels. Where is the best place to look?
Renee Munroe <rmunroe@hfx.eastlink.ca>
Halifax, NS

this is a wonderfull site and a big thanks for the information on my project.
Patricia Denis <ohmygod@hotmail.com>
saint john, NB Canada

I was born and raised in Saint John and it will always be HOME.
Jo White
Saint John, NB Canada

Nothing much, just want to say that I realy am impressed about the webside. This way I can see as wel as read about all the city's of New Brunswick especialy Saint John, thanks...Greetings from the Netherlands
toine Nillezen <tmnillezen@student.han.nl>
Arnhem, The Netherlands

A small chance, but trying to trace relatives of Ethel May Coombes, who lived in Wimborne, Dorset, England. Her brother, Bert, moved to St John (quite some while ago!) If anyone has any information, or who has interest in Wimborne, or Bournemouth, Dorset, please email me. You will receive a warm response!
Martin Watts <martin.g.watts@btinternet.com>
Bournemouth, Dorset England

I have been living in Saint John since last July and I should say that is not a bad place to live, but often I feel lonly and like a stranger here. I am lithuanian so maybe I need my people of my culture around me too.Any LITHUANIANS here?
Laura Peseckaite-Taylor <mldtaylor@hotmail.com >
Saint John, NB Canada

Hi, i used to live in Saint John, went to Saint John High school,Prince charles Junior High School, And Princess AnneElementary, looking for any old friends that might remember me, email me, Its a great city.
Kevin Sheffar <Cannavyguy@aol.com>
Halifax, N.S Canada

I would appreciate a map of the area as I plan on driving to New Brunswick this summer. Thank you.
Richard LaBelle <rlab990055@aol.com>
Groveland, Ma Zip 01834

Hello
Deployed on Op Apollo, missing home (Saint John) Hi to my family
Gary Cathline <gmcat98@yahoo.com>
Trenton, On Canada

Just found your site and it brings back some very good memories of times spent in saint john when visiting my parents in Grand bay
Robert McGeachy <rsmcgeachy@hotmail.com>
coleraine, N.Ireland

GREAT!! I've just come back home to Aus, after 7 months in Kingston NB and 5 in Killam Alberta as an exchange stundent. I love your country and can't wait to get back over there and so that some of my family and friends can see the amazing and beautiful things that I got to see and witness.
I LOVE YOU GUYS SO MUCH!
Ebony McLellan <ebb7275@hotmail.com>
Northam, Western Australia, Australia

I have many fond memories of St John. I worked for FW on the Irving Refinery in 1973. I enjoyed meeting with my Orange Brothers in and around St John. I have spent the last 25 yaers in various locations around the world. God Bless.
David McMichael <D_McMichael@Hotmail.com>
Londonderry, Ulster

Fairly informative site, this, but I'm having a hard time finding anything with links to musical venues. I'm sure some of the pubs and such listed may have musical events, but little mention of these events. One would think this would be deserved of it's own link on the site. Or maybe no one plays music here? Nah.
JJ Dobson <the_railhead@yahoo.com>
Saint John, NB Canada

Well done! I grew up in Glen Falls, moved to Toronto in 1981. I've been here for over 20 years now but my heart will always be home. So many have had to leave - it's sad. My highest respect to everyone with the determination to stay.

Darlene Perry <darleneperry@hotmail.com>
Toronto, ON canada

I remember back in 1988-1989 that I studied at the University of New Brunswick in Saint John. The city was small but interesting. People were friendly and very acceptance of outside visitors as well.

I like to thank all friends that had made my stay there both comfortable and wonderful.

Poh Soon
Singapore
Poh Soon <pohsoon@starhub.com.sg>
SINGAPORE

I will be visiting there for the first time in September. Looking forward to it!
June Conn <ginger019@cs.com>
Grand Junction, CO USA

Met a guy by the name of Steve Jobs on the internet. Lives in Saint John. I came to meet him in 2000. I'd never left New South Whales before that. That was last winter and I love this city. Me and my family should be moving there as long as immigration will let us!
Sarah Tobango <sar@kollie.au>
Topanga, NSW Australia

If anyone knows the where abouts of Valerie Shaw, tell her that I was thinking of her and to contact me. Would love to hear from her again soon.
Debbie Barnet-Barry <debbiefromnt@webtv.net>
Yellowknife, NT Canada

Saint John is a nice small city with positive development ideas. A group of devoted skateboarders,police and city representitives are trying to organise a designated skateboard facility. We need help finding a property and materials. The faster this park is completed the sooner the problem of uptown skateboarding will be resolved.
Trevor Snow <tlsnow@nbnet.nb.ca>
Saint John, NB Canada

What a great - informative site. Saint John is a wonderful place to live - I returned here from Ontario in 1977 after having been away for 18 years. It was like coming home!
Rita Parfitt <realinsj@nbnet.nb.ca>
Saint John, NB Canada

I had a friend in Chatham NB who moved to Saint John NB when we were just little kids and I always wondered what became of him his name was Steven Cake if you are out there or if anyone knows where you are please Email me at bradeyj@nb.vibe.net thank you Ivan Williston
Ivan Williston <bradeyj@nb.vibe.net>
SAint John, NB Canada

great information for my report on new france --thanks a bunch --p.s. canada did great in the 2002 olympic games --i am proud to be a canadian
g wilder <justtalking2002@hotmail.com>
moose jaw, sk canada

I went to Bayside Junior High School from 1985-1989...I'm looking for Tini Le. Tini, if you're out there, or if anyone knows where she is, e-mail me!!! I'd love to hear from any other Bayside Alumni.

Rebecca Plant(becky peterson) <r.plant@shaw.ca>
Edmonton, AB Canada

What a wonderful discovery to read "Charlotte's Slipper", a story about my many generations ago Grandmother! Thank you!
Suzanne Moore <portclyde@aol.com>
Port Clyde, ME USA

Just came in to say hello to Saint John and all my relations, I was born in Saint John, lived on Sandy Point Road most of my life.
Ken Ekstrom <kekstrom@log.on.ca>
Chatsworth, ON

I really like you site. I am comeing to Saint John in July and a stop off at Grand Manan Island for a whale watching tour first.
Jim Wolfe <djwolfe@quixnet.net>
Swansea, IL USA

just wanted to say hi to all my friends and to my dad tom.i left in '93 for florida and regret it i want to come back soon can't wait.
jon wilby <mightymouse26@webtvnet>
boca raton, fl u.s.a

I was born in Saint John in 1934 but moved away when I was 5 years old. Wondered if I had any relatives still there. My grandfather was George W. Hatheway and his sister Jen Hatheway. My father was Russell Hatheway and I believe he had a younger brother George.
Anne Hatheway Reeves <seabird@olypen.com>
Port Townsend, WA USA

Used to live in SJ 1966-1971. Returned to UK 1971. Went to Lorne Jnr. High and SJHS. Lived in Millidgeville. Kept in touch with Janet Abrams and had a visit over there in 1995. Love St. John and want to bring my family sometime. Would love to hear from anyone who might remember me. Glad I found the site. Interesting to read other people's comments. Bye.
Myra Steele (Wright) <Myrasteele@tesco.net>
Chelmsford, England

I LOVE ST.JOHN! and this website really helped me with my project.
Jessica Maisonneuve-Pickles <princesscandy89@hotmail.com>
Ottawa, ON Canada

Been their several times and do love your city.Ray
Ray Morris <tankeryanker@rogers.com>
Toronto, ont Canada

Researching my LOGAN family from St. John. This is a very interesting site.
Audrey <aharris@silverlink.net>
Silverdale, WA USA

hope to see your fair city next summer as we are having a reunion at camp gagetown where my gr. gr. gandfather had a farm. My father lived in the county of new jerusalum on short road.,where he was born in 1888. looking for long lost family.
ken short <kampkars@telusplanet.net>
calgary, ab canada

Hi! i am looking for a friend by the name of Bonnie(goguen)or (sippley) if you know her please tell her BEAVER wants to hear from her .thanks
aurele jr <aurele36@yahoo.com>
belleterre, qc canada

Looking for family roots. Hannah Bradley, Mary Parks, Ferdinand Armstrong. Would love to hear from anyone with info on them. Plan to visit NB next summer. Can't wait!
Wilda <Bolstrdge@aol.com>
Ashland/Franklin, ME USA

I have looked at various websites & read about your city and am looking forward to visiting it in the late spring 2002, courtesy of a close friend and lifetime resident of Saint John. Having a great appreciation for nautical & historical interests, I am excited and anxious to see all that Saint John offers and dine on the finest of lobster & scallops!
Diane
MI USA

Good page.

Steve was here.
Stephen Blundon <blundons@nbnet.nb.ga>
Saint John, NB Guess.

I am looking for a motel/hotel in St. John that would allow you to have a dog in a cage in your room. Do you of any hotel/motel that will allow pets
Thanks
Marie McKenna <marie.mckenna@pei.sympatico.ca>

Hello Saint Johners and S. J. wannabes I left S. J. in 1967, when I married. I went to St. Vincent's and left to take commercial courses at VOC, graduating in 1965. I would love to hear from any of you that might remember me. My best friend then, and now, is Irene (McGuire) Maillet. She lives in Quispamsis and her home is now my home away from home. Hope to hear from you. Sylvia
Sylvia (Johnston) Spencer <rickandsylvia@hotmail.com>
Annapolis Valley, N. S. Canada

Hi,I grew up in Saint John and left in 1972 age 12,I went to Rothesay Elementary my maiden name was Foley.My parents Nesta and Herb taught at SAINT John High if any one remembers us please get in touch,I miss the place and want to bring my children to visit one day.
Rebecca Taylor <rebeccat@rap.co.nz>
Christchurch, New Zealand

Hi Saint Johners: I was born in St.John in 1953, at the old St.John general, I live in a small town called McAdam while I was growing up but retruned to St.John when I started High School. Gruaded from Simonds High School in 1973,worked for Northern Telecom until 1990,when they closed the plant. I have not been home since.I have meet more friendly people there than any place in Ontario. planning to make my first trip back in ten years this summer of 2002. If any one remmber me drop me a line. The_Glews@Mailcity.com

WAYNE GLEW
Wayne Glew <The_glrws@mailcity.com>
Brampton, Ont. Canada

Hello,
i am from Saint John, born and raised but had to move away..i miss in like crazy....nice site...I love Saint John....Grew up in the uptown area near Waterloo St and Richmond Hill.anyway bye bye
April Curran <babyblue_apples@hotmail.com>
Etobicoke, ON Canada

I love SAINT JOHN
Marley Gang <gangstagirl_1@msn.com>
Saint John, NB Canada

My family came to Saint John this weekend for a visit. They loved our beautiful Nature Park, however, the most prevalent thing they noticed was all the garbage piled everywhere in the South End. They thought the city looked incredibly dirty.

J. Thompson
Saint John, nb

Well...I have to say that there was alot of interesting stories on this website...I actually learned a few things about the city that I never even heard of !!! Great Job...One thing though there should be something about the old General Hospital in here...I know I would like to hear about things that happened or people who worked in the hospital that my whole familly was born in !!! Anyways, keep up the good work :)
Theresa Richard
Saint John , NB Canada

i am really interested in some information on the Saint John Court House. If anyone knows where i might find this, please let me know. I find the court house and it's history very interesting. It is a very beautiful historic building..
tracy ganong <rganong@nbnet.nb.ca>
saint john, nb

Love Saint John, Born and raised there. Went to school at St. Peters & Holy Trinity and Simonds Regional High on Bayside drive Was home to Simonds Regional High 50th Anniv. Met by grade 9 teacher George Beyea. Will be coming home in 2002 for a month. All the best to the "Herring Chokers" Pease E-Mail: jalena99_hotmail.com
Jack Evans <jalena@shaw.ca>
Winnipeg, Mb Canada

Looking for Rachael Davies, daughter of Colin and Christine Davies...they lived on Seely Street in Saint John in the early-mid eighties. Rachael, remember me, your friend and neighbour that moved to Ontario? Send me a note.
Melanie Snyders (Templeton) <cmsnyders@aol.com>
London, ON Canada

I moved here in 1994 from Newfoundland, and I just love this place. I Love the Irving Nature Park, it's fun running through there in the evening when the sun is going down, it looks so nice.
Tara Young <tarayoung335@hotmail.com>
saint john, n.b canada

Hi! I still love the site! Thought I'd drop in to update my email address and say hi to family and friends from Saint John, NB. Also, Kevin Dunphy, I tried to email you but the message came back as a defunct account/address. Could you email me so I can ask you some questions?
David Dolan <david.dolan@REMOVEshaw.ca>
Kamloops, BC Canada

We are currently living in Gibraltar originally we are from Scotland.We are going to Mexico in January for 6 months then after a visit home we are coming on holiday to New Brunswick and will visit Saint Johns.Hope it lives up to all our expectations.
Robert & Jeanette Reid
Gibraltar

I was born in Saint John in 1973..I lived there for a few years before moving to the US. I return to NB every few years to visit family. I miss it up there..I guess because I consider it to be my original "Home", where all my roots are...
Ryan McCumber
Shelby, NC USA

Hi, I was born in Fairvale NB and am interested in Canada, i spent every summer on my Uncle`s farm, in nauwigeauk,Am looking for help in finding the Humphrey side of my family, they lived on a farm in a place calle Model Farm Grand pa`s name was james. had 11 children
William Harold Parks
Amsterdam , NY USA

HI TO SAINT JOHN, NB. WHAT A GREAT CITY. I HAVE BEEN THERE ONCE, WOULD LIKE TO RETURN TO VISIT MY BROTHER AND SISTER IN LAW, CLAIRE CORREIA AND FAM. THE BEST OF LUCK.
CHARLES B. CORREIA
BURLINGTON, MA U/S/A

love st john, we have a daughter in rothsay. very nice place to live and shop. hope to live there in 16 months.
george & wendy morrison
campobello Is, nb canada

I was born in Saint John, and raised in Hampton, and I miss the 2 desperately. I now live in England, but would hope that some day I can afford to come home, and hopefully raise a family in the most wonderful province in Canada!
Beverley D. Simpson
Stratford-upon-Avon , England

This page is pretty awesome. I am doing an assignment on St. John New Brunswick so it is helping me out...

Thanks alot
Brandon Frampton
NFLD Canada

Just returned from my 5th visit to Saint John. This is like a second home for my husband and myself. We love the place and will be returning again next year.
e dekel
natanya, israel

Hello. I am from St. George, but I am living in the Netherlands for a year. I thought that I would just say hello. This will give me something to look at to remind me of home while I am away.
Tania Gowan
NB Canada

Great site, I am Scottish but been in Canada since 1973, lived in Saint John for 7 yrs, and it is more home to me than Scotland ever was, God's country for sure, the people, the woods, the river, the Bay of Fundy, lobster, scallops, yum!, the city market, the reversing falls, i miss u so much sait john, i plan on being back within 1-2 yrs to live out the rest of my days, another 40 or 50 yrs !!!, if anyone has info on work there or on houses for sale (or rent) in Saint John, Grand Bay/Westfield area, please post on msg board......way to go Saint John, and in no way are u little!
Lesley Henderson
Mississauga, Ont Canada

I love this city that I call home!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Maia Roselyn Cloudberry
Saint John, NB Canada

Hey there!!! Just wanted to say hello...if there are any "Bay People" out there reading this, drop me a line would love to hear from ya!! Cheers!!!


Kim Graham
Grand Bay, NB Canada

Hello! I'm so glad to see this site, I looked for something like this before but there wasn't as much! I'm originally from Saint John, moved away in 1981. Grew up kind of all over the city, but my last 12 years there were pretty much in the NorthEnd. I went to HazenWhite/St.Francis Junior High, St. John Vocational, Simonds High. I go back home as often as I can, at least once a year, sometimes 3 times a year, love it, its home and always will be home. I been living in Ontario for 20 years now. Anybody recognize me please email me.

Kelly Cola (Mills)
Collingwood, Ontario Canada

Being a former resident and having been born in Sussex, I made many trips to your beautiful City as a child. I have lived in Alta for 40 years and miss ST JOHN.
Doug Clements
Medicine Hat, AB CANADA

Living here in Saint John i never knew there was a guest book.Now that i have gone through the city site and learned some of this city that i didn't know,it gives me a new look on where i live and some of it's history.I'm proud to live here.Great job on the site and detail.Keep up the good work.
k.robichaud
saint john, n.b canada

My family and I plan to visit the city of Saint John for the first time in early November. If it is all that this site suggests we have great hopes & anticipations of a lovely area to see. Will write again later with our verdict!!
Donald Wilkinson
Charlottetown, PE Canada

I really enjoyed your site .Keep up the good work
camilla macneil
glace bay, ns canada

A beautiful province, I have family ties in N.B. I am a granddaughter of Dr. John Edgar March who was the port doctor on Partridge Island, many years ago.....
BARB MARCH-BELLINGER
Oshawa, On Canada

This sounds like a beutiful province. Some day I would like to come and see it. My Aunt and Uncle went to see it and they enjoyed it.
Thanks. MGNK.
Myron
Prince Albert, SK Canada

Born and raised in Saint John along with my wife and looking forward to returning in 2002.
Arthur Snodgrass
Larkhill, England

Hi folks,
The first of November I will visit Saint John for 10 days. I really can't wait! My uncle lives in Saint John for 15 jears. I also really like a great guy and he also from Saint John. So see you soon!
Tiffany Smit
Diemen(Amsterdam), Nord-Holland Netherlands

I,m looking for any of my old friends from.If any of you see this please e-mail me.Lisa Shewbridge leisa1010@hotmail.com
Lisa Shewbridge
Brantford, Ontario Canada

Hi, I am visiting the outback of Australia at the moment and if everything goes alright I will be home in a few weeks. I miss Saint John very much and it is the greatest little city in the east for sure having been born and brought up there. I was away from it for over 30 years and just moved back this past May.
Linda Pelletier
Saint John, NB Canada

We left Saint John in 1993 and travelled the world compliments of the US military... now we're settled in Connecticut, but every once in awhile we think about moving back... A great little city...
Tara Petite
Bloomfield, CT USA

Killer sight, and wicked info! ^_~
Ashley Diane Jane McKnight
Sussex, NB Canada

As an expatriot Saint johner I would like to commend you on your delightful web site. Damn !!! It made me want to visit such a diverse and heritage rich city! And I lived there for over 30 years! Unfortunately... I accessed the site because I was looking for it. If there were only a way to promote the site to folks looking for an alternative to the usual well publicised get aways. But being saint Johners, I guess you will find a way. Best of luck & thank you..... Joe

Joseph P. chiasson
Richmond, BC Canada

hello,my name is gonzalo rubio .I see your gallery foto and want to tell you that you have a beutiful city and province.I would love to be a friend there for visit that country.
gonzalo rubio
santiago, sa dominican republic

I was so happy to find a ite like yours describing this beautiful city! My Mother was born in Saint John and has told me of it growing up. Back in 1983 I had the great fortune of going back to meet my ocusins for the first time in 18 years! I enjoyed the history and the COlonial graveyard in the town. I hope ot be able to make it back there again someday soon.
Lise M. Dodson
Thousand Oaks, CA United States

I was born and raised in Saint John and lived there until I was 19. At that time I joind the navy and have been living in BC for the past 13 years. It is wonderful to be able to go to the Saint John web page and at least have a look at some of the pictures that you have to offer. It brings back so many fond memories of my child hood and of growing up in the Greatest little city in the east. Keep up the good work you are doing and excellent job.
Yours truly Mr. James Sheffar
James sheffar
Victoria, BC Canada

I'm wondering if anyone knows the where abouts of Barbara Rockwell of Orange Street ,we were very good friends back in the 60's.

Alice (Broderick ) Gaul
Ontario Canada

Lisa, you are a gem! Sorry I got confused! Canada is obviously a much bigger place than I thought! Good luck to everyone in Saint John from Richard in England!
Richard
Richy Noyes
Peterborough, United Kingdom

I Was born in Chatham New Brunswich,raised in a small town call Bay Ste Anne ( a fishing village) My uncles, dads brothers( Placid,and Aurel)lived in Saint John NB. I use to go,to Saint John a lot when I was a little girl, and found the city very beautiful then, I went back after 41 one years of absent( last March of 2001)and the city is still as beautiful. I miss being in New Bruinswick. God willing I will return for my retirement.
Margaret Haines(Chiasson)
Grande Prairie, Alta Canada

Was in Saint John with my son in July,was nice too take family out to Billy's Seafood in the City Market,was also nice too cool of from the 1oo degree heat in Austin,Tx I just live a little north of Austin,Tx the Capital of Texas,great place to live,but always miss where I was born and family,love your site.

Sincerely,
Glenn McAllister
Round Rock,Texas
U.S.A
Glenn McAllister
Round Rock, TX U.S.A

We will be sailing on the Carnival Victory and stopping in Saint John on Oct. 1. We are really interested in the reversing falls. When will high tide be that day. We want to see the falls at high tide. Thanks. Susan
Susan Jones
Phila, Pa USA

i made a few visits to your town during the war whilst serving in the merchant navy, and i still have some very fond memories of st johns and the very hosdpitable people i met and at the age now of 74 iam playing with my new toy, the computer. i w3onder if audrey holder still lives at no 94 waterloo street?
ian martin duff
milnthorpe,cumbria, england

Was in St John 25 years ago on a school trip. Coming to St John again in September on a Cruise. Is the reversing Falls resturant still in existance.??
Ellen Goodman Bair
Brooklyn, NY 11235

Looking for old friends...Pat Kyle, Janice Hay and Pat Chatterton. All went to Voc Annex in 60's. Also, Heather Campbell from Wellesley Ave,
doubled1

Born and raised in Moncton and raised in Saint John New Brunswick I love it baby

kelly garland
Calgary, ab Canada

Just viewing to see what is going on at Festival By The Sea. Before I moved from Saint John, I went every year to see it.
Patricia LeBlanc
Port Moody, BC Canada

Grew up on the West-side. Looking for any one who went to Dennis Morris Memorial School. I went to DMMS from 1972-1979. Also went to St. Rose' School and St. Vincent's High School....anyone remember me?
Vicki Lockhart
Hamilton, ON

Hay,everyone just thought I say hello to all. Congradulation
to shane Gale and jamie Gogane.
Jeremy Tobias
London, On Canada

Great little city!!!
Denis Boissonneault <arrowchaser@powersurfr.com>
Edmonton, AB Canada

Hi, I've been in nb once in my life and didn't really know if I liked it or not? But as of saturday i met a guy from down there and his name is luke i dont know his last name but he's 18 and if anyone know's a luke then please e-mail me asap pothead_33@hotmail.com
Thanks
Sarah
Sarah <pothead_33@hotmail.com>
kentville, ns canada

Born in St Josephs Hosp in 1971 and lived in Hampton until I joined the Navy. I miss the place and try to get back for a visit now and then. I was surprised at how good this site really was. Congrats!
Tony Specht <putadelcielo@hotmail.com>
Victoria, BC Canada

We visited your beautiful city in Sept. of 2000. Friends showed us the sights and related some of the history. What a lovely place.
Carolyn Wellman <cdwellman@friendlynet.com>
Tiffin, OH USA

Left Saint John in 1994 to move to Knoxville, TN. Really like it here but miss my home in Quispamsis. Planning on making a trip to Saint John in Sept. 2001 and spending some time in St. Martins where I spent all my summers. Can't wait. Looking forward to seeing all my family there. Miss the Bay and believe it or not, the fog!
Norma Mele <jam.architecture@juno.com>
Knoxville, TN USA

I grew up in Saint John but left in 1988.I went to Saint John the Baptist King Edward school from about1980 to 1987.If anyone out there knows me...feel free to drop me an email.
Susanne(Sue) Marks <ravenmadd90@hotmail.com>
Salmon Arm, BC Canada

i just searched the wb and found this very interesting subject on saint john new brunswick canada i am very interested in canadian history this subject of saint john newe brunswick brings a lot of memories. i was born in saint john in the year of 1928 i went to the very old and good school on the corner of duke and sydney street called victoria school.i remember the days of climbing the stairs ,five stories to the old assembly hall i was born on broadview ave ,in them days at home births were very common.remembering the days of going to lily lake for a swim and renting a row boat.after we whould go to the stables and rent a horse and ride all around rockwood park,lots of fun. on weekends sunday only my parents whould go to crystal beach for the day.the mode of travel was on the old steamship majestic or the old purdy. on other sundays in the afternoon we whould all gather in king square and listen to the salvation army band we kids hasd a good time wading in the water under the old grandstand well thats all i can remember about good saint john i left there in 1952 and joined the army.i am married and have three children one girl and two boys they are married now and living in ottawa ont where they are all settled .my wife and i have been on the west coast of canada for the last twenty five years since i retired from the service i stilllove my home city in the maritimes and still miss dulce and perywinkles
ron clancy <armys@home.com>
burnaby, bc canada

I lvoe this cirty!!!!!!! It's my home and ever since my mom and I moved away about 3 years ago, I miss it and the people terribly! Right now I'm up at my grandparents for the summer and lovin' every minute of it. Gonna get back in touch with all my buddies and enjoy the cool, balmy breezes. Maine sucks!!!!! Take it from me, from experience. The weather's freakin' hot in the summer and the people are like "Duh, you used to live in Canada? I bet you must miss your igloo then huh?" Aaaarrrrrggggghhh! Anywho, glad to be home and "Go Flames!" Happy Canada Day Everyone!!!!
Ash <oak_g_3@hotmail.com>
Saint John, NNB Canada

Saint John is the coolest place in the world and Ilive in it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Allyssa Sweet
Saint John, N.B Canada

saint john rules!!!!
TRACy <tdadams@nbnet.nb.ca>
clifton royal, nb Canada

Saint John is the Greatest place to live, I love it here, beautiful place and a great place to party, the people here are so friendly.
Paula Madore <Anglin87@hotmail.com>
Saint John, NB Canada

Just viewing your site since I was born in Saint John Back in 1949. I have been through a few times in the last 10 years and hope to get back soon
Bryan E. Glynn <bglynn@agutl.com>
Calmar , AB Canada

Great website.Good resource for me as a travel agent and as visitor to your city next week.I look forward to exploring,the city and the Bay.
Jean Williams

Love your site! I was born & brought up in Saint John, graduated from VOC 1946. Missed the 50th Anniversary last year (2000), darn it! Came to B.C. as a bride and have been homesick for Saint John ever since! Last visited in 1996 and the city looked more beautiful than ever. Hope I can visit once more before I leave for the Happy Hunting Grounds. Are there any VOC grads out there that remember me? If so, please write.
Ev (Legere) Haeber <em27111@quik.com>
Aldergrove, BC Canada

A little history of a place that used to exsist in Saint John and the good people that ran it.
Paul Barker <pawl@nbnet.nb.ca>
Saint John, N.B. Canada

Great site. I'm looking forward to my visit and my family reunion there in August.
Tim Morse <amerigerman@att.net>
Bellevue, WA USA

My husband and I will visit New Brunswick while on the R.C. New England/Canada cruise in September. Your web site is great and has given me a better understanding of what we will experience when we visit. See you in September!
Christine Howlett <andthec@hotmail.com>
Painesville, OH USA

Came to St John 1975 to work at Irvine oil refinery. fell for the place at first sight. I have been back every year since,will be there this October. I have a son who lives in Germain ST. Are there still any of the men who worked on the refinery at that time still about get in touch Joe weall Barrow-in-Furness ENGLAND
jweall1@netscapeonline.co.uk
Joe Weall <jweall1@netscapeonline.co.uk>
Barrow-in-Furness, ENGLAND

Hi I work at the North End Computer Access Centre on Ropewalk Rd. I just wanted to say that this site is great for project and Internet Treasure hunts, and I hope you continue to do a great job. Thank you
cheryl <coffee_15_99@yahoo.com>
Saint John, N.B. Canada

Have been to New Brunswick several times staying in Moncton, Fredericton, Edmundston. I have also seen Saint John, st. Stephen and most of the province. St. John is magnifique! I hope to come down again later this year.
Bill Cowan <billsook@yahoo.com>
Toronto, ON Canada

you have done an excellent job with better informationthan most sites. I am interested in benedicts children. any information would very much be appreciated.
ed schultz <racingfomaro@yahoo.com>
harrison, ar usa

Your site has been a godsend to me for planning a wedding in Saint John and living in Ottawa, especially the maps I could download and send to our guests who will be arriving June 29th.
Judy Tansley <gerjude@netcom.ca>
Ottawa, ON Canada

Your site is beautiful. My ancestoral roots are there.
Mildred Teeple nee MURRAY <mildredteeple@hotmail.com>
Olathe, Ks USA

I was born in Saint John 1954 left in 1974 sure do miss home.Best place to live, will be back for visit this fall.GREAT PLACE
Barbara Brennan <bambi994@home.com>
Toronto, Ont Canada

I was born in Saint John. But I left in 1988 to move to ontario but everday I miss the people the air and the bay of fundy Iam returning for a visit in september for the first time since I left it is the best place I have ever been.
Phil Mcleod
Guelph, on Canada

I was originally born on the Miramichi (Loggieville,NB. I am just about to complete a 40+ year research study of the STYMIEST Family who are descended from two great New Brunswick men (United Empire Loyalists). Benjamin Stymiest II who first arrived in (Parr Town)St. John, then moved to Bay du Vin (Miramichi) and finally, Tabusintac, NB. His brother Jasper Stymest, was a noted business man who spent the remainder of his life in St. John,NB. He and his wife, Milcah McKeel are buried in the Old Loyalist Graveyard in St. John, NB.
Thank you for doing so much work. Your web site is awesome!
Carl Stymiest <cstymiest@novus-tele.net>
Vancouver, BC Canada

Saint John Is The Greatest!
Amandam Landry < angelbear_2001ca@hotmail.com>
Saint John, NB Canada

Hi!!I was just visating your site for my project of Marie Jacquelin.This site help me found some wonderful fings of her.Thank you for the wonderful help.I'm so happy that thers a site like this to injoy :)
Christine

I was born in N.B. but dad got a job in Elliot Lake.We moved in 1959.I haven't been back to N.B. since 1968.
Vincent & Sandra Barton
Serpent River, On

We will be visiting Saint John In June 2001 and I am really looking forward to visiting your lovely City. If anyone can let me know of somewhere I must visit please let me know.
Linda <LindaWUK@Yahoo.com>
Edinburgh, Scotland

Will visit in August, 2001. Looking forward to seeing your city.
LS Maslak <BUFFDAIS@AOL.com>
Brewster, NY USA

I was born in St.John Newbrunswick in 1961, and my dad decided to pack up and move to Vancouver,BC where i have lived half my life. I wish i had the money to come home for a visit.I think my great-grandmother still lives there i don't know for sure.
Gary Mckay <Garymckay71@hotmail.com>
Surrey, BC Canada

My hometown, where ive lived forever.. sa-weet
scott <cloudsm@hotmail.com>
saint john, baby!!, nb CaNaDa

My husband and I are looking forward to visiting St. John next week for the Calder Cup finals. Go Penguins!
Mary Jane Hunter <mhunter@parentenet.com>
Wilkes-Barre, PA USA

I am visiting nexth month and am looking forward to it immensely, seeya soon
Jack Portland <jportland@iol.ie>
Dublin , Ireland

What a refreshing web page! It's so nice to see that people take time to talk about what a lovely city saint John is!
Lesley Guravich
Hampton, NB Canada

Hello Saint John was just looking around and found this site . I was born an raised there ,left in 1964, but spend about 7 weeks a year at home. If there are any 1960-61 graduates of SRHS DROP A NOTE CHEERS MTW
Marnie Thomas Wilcox <Dylansnanny@webtv.net>
Sumter, SC USA

Looking forward to our visit this summer
Pat Livers <tcflamingo@netscape.net>
Fargp, ND USA

Hello to everyone, I was to St John several years ago, when I was in Canada's first and finest The Royal Canadian Regiment,We were there during the opening of Camp Gagetown,
when on leave we woulg go to St John it was a super place thenwith alot of history, I know there was a settlement, where the Carr families had sttle around St John ,Fredricton and Oromocto,maybe someone could pass on where this family clan came from,God Bless all, note: up here we a have great number of people from ST John.
Sam Carr kva(RCR)
Sam Carr <samcarr@execulink.com>
London , Ontario Canada

HAVE HAD A LOT OF FOND MEMORIES AND GOOD TIMES THANK YOU
WAYNE FOLEY
ANNOPLIS ROYAL, NS CANADA

left in 1981,.....born in the valley graduated St Macs & S.J.I.T.........Will always be home to me
Glen Arsenault <G_arsenault@islandtelecom.com>
Ch'town, PEI Canada

If you could add features which youthink they make St John a unique city
John <jkmosimenyane@usa.net>
Halifax, ns canada

Had a dream that we moved to a place called St John's Bay. Is there such a place in Canada? Also would like to see some pictures and maps of St. John and Surrey, Canada. God Bless all you Canadians of which my grandparents were and my father lived in Canada until he was 15.
Kathleen Carson Hutten <travler@rivnet.net>
Wake, VA USA

I had a dream that haunted me where my husbnad said this is the perfect place to live and I want to live here. He asked a lady where are we and she said this is St. John,s Bay. Is there anyplace in Canada that goes by that neme. My father was Rev. Murray Allen Carson and his father was James delancy Carson and My grandmother was Vera Laura Dunham Carson the whole family were Canadian except my prematurely born father born in Island Falls Maine. My husband and I love the Lord Jesus Christ and are Charismatic Christians who want to be in His will and used in hHis Kingdom any place He leads. We are praying about Canada. Thank you and God Bless your country. I am new to cyberspace and hope I get in your site!
Kathleen Carson Hutten <travler@rivnet.net>
Wake, VA USA

Looking forward visiting your beautiful city in the near future. The last time visiting New Brunswick was in 1965, Your site is very good. Thanks.
Dennis P. Jackson, Sr. <djackson@pressherald.com>
Raymond, ME USA

SURFING YOUR SITE FOR VISIT IN LATE JULY. TRAVELLING THROW TO NOVA SCOTIA.LOOKING FOR THE BEST PLACES TO CAMP WITH RV.ALSO SITES WE SHOULD NOT MISS.PLEASE EMAIL ME WITH INFO.SEE YOU IN JULY

BLAIR ROWBOTHAM <BAYSIDE@GEORGIAN.NET>
COLLINGWOOD, ON CANADA

Just looking at the web site for information for my son's school project. Great pictures.
Jean Hailey <jhgeoec@cs.com>
Edmond, OK USA

I love this wedsite!!!!!
Tessa Shanks <spicy_chicklet@hotmail.com>
N.B

Lived in Westfield and attended SJHS, Modern Business College, worked at Maritime Life Assurance Co till 1955. Alway get "Home" once a year. This summer 2001 hope to visit Nfld. too.
Marion (Eccles) Ricker <m.ricker@home.com>
London, ON

This is a cool site.
Well done
Torleiv
Stavanger, Norway

Thank you for your broad range of information. It has been very useful in helping me with my research project for school. Very Good job putting this website together
Sherry <->
Fredericton, NB Canada

Hi, my name's Troy. moved from S.J. in 1997. I've been missing my home town ever since. There's lots of work here in Calgary and the pay's awesome. Not like in S.J. try MSN chatroom search on AAA SAINT JOHN< N.B. ™ There's lots of people trying to chat home. Love ya's all.
Troy Thibodeau <troy_thibodeau@hotmail.com>
Calgary, A.b. Canada

Hi, does anyone know where Clarence Ridge NB. is? I would like to know where Tenants Cove, NB is located. Appreciate your help.
D.Donald <ddonald5@home.com>
Abbotsford, BC CAN

looking forward to visiting your city in september, can somebody give me an idea of what to bring as regards clothing ??
kevern g. kent <k.g.kent@worldnet.att.net>
san jose, CA United States

I use to live in st john until 1947i Ilived on Ritchey ST I
Kenneth T Northrup <Gabby@interlynx>
hamilton, ont canada

Good day Saint John, I have been away for about 18 years and I miss being there. I`am looking for old CBs radio people from the 70s,when I live there I was know as ++BAMBI++ xm65992.the great days on the CB radio. Love to you all in Saint John. Here is my site URL -http://www.geocities.com/bambisabuck/w_index.html come and see me and sign my logbook God Bless and may you all walk in peace.
Wayn Sr.
Wayne D. Le Blanc Sr. <leantolodge@yahoo.com>
, NB CANADA

i love this beautiful city and i love this beautiful country it is the best and always will be.What i like about it the nice people that you can meet in this city and country we have the nicest people in the world.We are the most irish in Canada.WE ARE THE BEST!!!!!!!!!!
Jonathan Fairweather <JONNYFAIR888@HOTMAIL.COM>
Saint John, N.B Canada

Thank you St John,i have never visited your fair city,but i will in july 2001,see you have given me the love of my life.
stuart mclaughlin <stuartmcl@btinternet.com>
glasgow, scotland

Saint John New Brunswick is the best city in canada, And I can't wait to go dranking down the AQ on a thrusday night this summer.
Shane Lowney <s_lowney@hotmail.com>
Ottawa, On Canada

I grew up in Saint John. Left in 1964. I lived on Garden Street and attended both Prince Charles Elementary/Intermediate. I think of my growing up years in Saint John, and often think of friends that I went to school with. Some of their names are: DIANE LITTLE, FLORENCE DEARBORN, DONNA KING, ROBERT LASALLE, WAYNE SAUNDERS, BLAIR WETMORE, WINNIFRED SHEPHERD and too many more to mention. I can't believe that after almost 40 years later, I can still remember all there names and I don't even take (GINKO) Oh yes, some of my favorite teachers: My favorite was MISS LINDA HINES and MR. JULEFF - they were so "cool" I use to get on MISS WIGGIN'S nerves. I remember the song we made up about her, it goes like this:
Oh Wiggy's white drawers,
Oh Wiggy's white drawers,
There's a hole in the middle,
So Wiggy can piddle,
Oh Wiggy's white drawers. hehehe
Well, that's enough of my talent! If you think you recognize my name, I'd love to hear from you. All my best,
Diane
Diane (Barbara) Hall <clanhall@home.com>
British Columbia Canada

I'm looking for information. My father John Hugh McKenna, died at CFB Fredericton/Gagetown. He was serving with Princess Pat's in Winnipeg, was in Gagetown for some training. He drowned one month before I was born,July 16, 1957. at least I think that's the correct date. He left behind a wife, and 3 children and one on the way(which was me). My question: Is there anybody reading this, who was with him in this training mission? I have been given very little info other than what I am offering here. As a result of that small amount of information, I am unable to obtain his Death Certificate. Thank-you.

Kathleen Neufeld <balloonrider@hotmail.com>
MB Canada

I WAS BORN IN ST JOHN ON THE 8TH OF JUNE 1922. AND WE LEFT THERE IN 1926. MY FATHER WAS HARRY GRAHAM, MY MOTHER WAS BLANCHE GRANT. WE MOVED TO PEABODY MASS. AND THEN TO CALIF AND NOW IN ALABAMA. MY MOTHERS FAMILY WERE CARTERS AND WE HAVE MANY RELATIVES STILL IN ST JOHN WHO I HAVE NEVER MET BUT WOULD LIKE TO HEAR FROM ANY OF THEM. WE WILL BE VISITING ST JOHN IN JULY THE WEEK OF TH 7TH WITH THE COLLETTE TOUR PEOPLE AND HOPE TO MEET WITH SOME OF THEM. I MAY BE CONTACTED AT jimbo88@earthlink.net
JAMES GRAHAM <jimbo88@earthlink.net>
HUNTSVILLE, AL USA

Will be visting last week of June, 2001. Am looking forward to our first visit to your city.
Doug & Sue Barton <sbarton841@home.com>
Arvada, CO USA

Greetings from Toronto. I love Saint John. Of course, I'm biased having been born and raised there. Right now, I'm teaching school in Toronto. I like Toronto a lot, it's very diverse, but the best thing about it is counting down the days until I return home to the Greatest Little City in the East! Hope all is well. Saint John forever. Andrew
Andrew Keleher <slice@3web.net>
Toronto, ON Canada

im originally from saint john.but living in newfoundland. and i must say im glad there is a web site of my home town.
tina rowe <tina_clareyweir@tahoo.com>
little bay, nfld

this is a great site, I'm doing a research project on New Brunswick and this site has been very useful.
Thank you
HarpKC <hitaly23@hotmail.com>
Mississauga, ON Canada

Hello to everyone in Saint John,
I first visited Canada in 1973 while in Freeport, Nova Scotia. I heard a diaphone foghorn on the beach and since have been trying to find people who have recorded the old foghorns on many Canadian islands and coastal towns. I would like to ask if anyone might have recorded any sounds from the Saint John foghorn prior to it's deactication in 1998, please contact me. I am trying to preserve as many horns as I can find. Thank you for letting me write to you all.
Sincerely,

David Carter
David Carter <davidcarter1@Juno.com>
Greenville, GA USA

i'm looking for my family too in china i'm from colombia though and i just wanted to say this is a cool site and if u can give me tips on starting. thank you
giselle <foxxiMe41@hotmail.com>
Queens, NY USA

HEY ! NICE SITE,VERY INTERESTING KEEP UP THE GREAT WORK SAINT JOHN.
RICHARD <RICKDAR@NBNET.NB.CA>
SAINT JOHN, NB CANADA

hi, i didnt even THINK our city would have a guestbook! keep up the good work!
Mariam Karouni <mariam204@hotmail.com>
Saint John, new-brunswick canada

I have watched the Rochester Americans for 12 years, 5 of which are season ticket holder. When we play the St. John Flames, I always sing the Canadian National Anthem, it's beautiful. I have always wanted to go to St John and St. Johns. I am going into the web site when I finish with this so I can learn more. But if anyone has any extra info, like cost to travel, driving directions, etc. please e-mail me at amerksfan1@yahoo.com. I would like to come up there for about 2 to 3 weeks in the summer.
Karen Jackman <amerksfan1@yahoo.com>
Rochester, NY USA

hey fellow saint johners,
write me
Aaron Bolan <aaronbolan68@hotmail.com>
calgary,

i just loved coming to visit. im from nfld {home town}
julia
austin, mn usa

I left Saint John in 1989 and moved to Toronto. Ever heard the expression "grass always seems greener on the other side". Well this is so true! The grass was NOT greener of the other side (that being Toronto). There is no place like New Brunswick or the East Coast! I think what makes it so special is the hard time the first peoples had when they came to N.B. Saint John had 2 great fires that destroyed the city, they had a cholera outbreak that wiped out like 1/4 of the city; they have gone through 2 wars; etc. We always welcomed newcomers from ANYWHERE in the world and treated them as our own family (this is rare anywhere else in the WORLD). I think it also has to do with the big Irish population in Saint John because Irish are always the most warm and giving people I have ever met in my life. Saint John is also the most charitable city in Canada even though they are not the richest (Vancouver is the least charitable and have the MOST money, but no one gives any!) Just some history of N.B. (and womens rights movement started in New Brunswick and New York at the SAME TIME. Actually immigrants used to come to SJ to get work back in the 1870's because no other city would give them a CHANCE (that shows how progressive we were even THEN!)
Mary <mmarquis3@yahoo.com>

i'm writting this comment on behave of my friend! myself and my bestfriend and another friend went to Saint John on March 3rd for the nite!a girls nite out i guess you could call it! my bestfriend is in a wheelchair,we stayed at the lovely Delta ,it was great! we wanted to go to a few bars right in or around the Delta so she wouldn,t have to go outside,for we have a hard time getting her in and out of he chair! but to our suprise! most of the places we went to were not wheelchair assesable! which pretty much ruined our stay! we couldn't even eat in most of the resturants because the smoking section wasn't assesable either! we are very disappointed! we spent alot of money on this lovely hotel and that was where we stayed in the hotel!! what a huge let down!!

p.s we will never return!!!!!!!
it was a waist of time and money!!!!!
pam ! <BettyBooathome@hotmail.com>
Fredericton,

cool site
elsa <rusty_pup_2000@yahoo.com>
mill bay, bc canada

nice site but you should include schools so we can see them ,what they look like.
nikie <missfussy@hotmail.com>
saint john, NB canada (Editor's note - see Schools

Love Saint John and New Brunswick.Been gone 35 years but you hold good memories for me.
Paul Gaede <pgator_2000@yahoo.ca>
Hay River, NT Canada

My family will be visiting you lovely City this summer as part of an extended holiday following the Canadian Scout Jamboree being held in PEI from July 6-14, 2001.
Doug Dalgleish
Dundas, ON Canada

I had the opportunity to visit St. John on business during the week of February 5 - 9. Flying in on Sunday the 4th, I could see from the airplane window that the city and surrounding countryside were quite beautiful. The people that I conducted business with, as well as the public in general were hospitable, warm, and friendly. I hope to have the opportunity to return some day.
Rita DeHart <PwrPltBabe@worldnet.att.net>
Charlotte, NC USA

Hello again. Sent a message to anyone that Grad. from Simond High in 85-86. And also anyone that graduated from Modern Business College in 86. Drop me a line would love to here from you. Last time I forgot to add my last name.

MIchelle Dumas <nubee409@hotmail.com>
Toronto, On Canada

I have a job offer in St- John, and before I make my decision I checked the various points of interest in your beautiful city.
norbert paquette <npaquette@jonction.net>
montreal, qc canada

SEARCHING FOR SOME INFO ON EDWARD SINNOTT
diane sinnett <diane_sinnett@hotmail.com>
chateauguay, quebec CANADA

My son's doing a report on Saint John and this site helped a lot .Good work.
Lori Hall
Musquash, N.B. Canada

PLANNING A 3 DAY VACATION IN MID AUGUST 2001
ROBERT CAREY <POSTMAN9@AOL>
WEST HAVEN, CT USA

Doing family tree and need help on the death of my uncle Ivan Nickerson and son Steven.Died 58 Kennedy St.in Saint John June 6th 1965.Hoping to come in contact with someone from that address from that year that could answer some of my questions.Thanks you.
Pam
Pam <pnickerson@hotmail.com>
Hamilton, Ont Canada

I am looking for information on my grandmother. she was one of the mahaney quads born on december 25 1923. i am doing a bio on them and would love to recieve as much information on them as possible. even the smallest bit will help. thank you very much.
terri
Terri Kingston <brasco@nbnet.nb.ca>
Saint John, nb Canada

Just a quick note to say hello to everyone from the graduating class of 1984 (Saint Vincent's High School). I was looking at Saint Vincent's web page and it certainly needs updating....
Hope all is well in Saint John
Vicki Lockhart <vlockhar@city.hamilton.on.ca>
Hamilton, ON

Hello everyone. Looking for anybody that Graduated from Simonds High School in 1985. Also anyone that Graduated From Modern Business College in 1986. Drop me a line. Hope to here from anyone from anywhere.
Michelle <nubee409@hotmail.com>
Toronto, OON Canada

Just taking a break from work and decided to take one of co-workers on a tour of my home town...he didn't really believe me when I said we have the highest tides in the world, nor did he believe me when I said there is a better place than Texas!! Well, with the help of your web site, I have convinced him otherwise! I was born and raised in Saint John and have been living in Dallas for the past year and a half...still miss home as well as my family and friends. I still think it is the greatest little city in the east! Great site...thanks for the trip down memory lane..it's nice to know that I can go 'home' any day of the week!
Stephanie Laughlin <s_laughlin@hotmail.com>
Dallas, Tx USA

We are from Saint John and miss it very much. My wife and I were born in there as well as our daughter. We moved to C.F.B. Petawawa in June on 2000 as I am in the Canadian Forces. We plan to re-visit our home town as much as we can. To all our friends still living there, we miss you all.
GO FLAMES !!!!
Dave, Sue and Jennie Hanlon <hanlons@sympatico.ca>
C.F.B. Petawawa, On Canada

I was just dropping by to get some info on new brunswick for a report for geography class. cool site...cya later
-Grayson-
Grayson Hagan <BAdKiTTy6963@aol.com>
Tallahassee, FL USA

Hello everyone from Saint John!!I moved to Ontario at the age of 19 in 1990, if anyone remembers me email me..
Will Savoie <wilsavoie@yahoo.com>
Calgary, AB

HI,I was born in St.Joseph's Hospital and was disappointed to find out that they had torn it down.Ilived in Saint John for 20 years and moved out to the West Coast but still miss it,hope to visit S.J. someday to see family.
Daniel Brideau <danielbrideau@hotmail.ca>
New Westminster, B.C. Canada

I was looking for sites to recommend to my pen-pals all over the world, so they could get an idea of what my home is like. This site is great, and I hope they'll all be taking a look at it.
Ferne McCavour <fernem@nbnet.nb.ca>
Saint John, NB Canada

coming to visit with cruise in AUG. How is the weather in Aug?
Carri Garbus <c5g5@aol.com>
ny usa

Hey Roger ! Cool site . You are talented hahha .
Bob <ryedreamer@hotmail.com>
Saint John, NB Can

Great Web site. I am currently putting together a program called "city as text" for students to explore many aspects of St. John, New Brunswick. I am sure that our student group will have lots of excitement here.
Patricia Estabrook <rayesta@mint.net>
Belfast, ME USA

I visited Saint John this past July. Your city is beautiful! I have been putting together my scapebook from my visit to Saint John. I can not figure out one of my pictures. What is the pyramid shaped monuement that can be seen up by the Saint John 2000 sign? We visited the monument and I also took pictures of it from the ship. I would like to label the moneument in my scrapebook. Thank you
Barbara Piper
Barbara Piper <Barb@supern.com>
Cincinnati, OH USA

Well after 11 years I will be back home to visit the family. Hope to hook up with old work buddies (Delta Brunswick) 81-89. Looks like the city has not changed much, but do look forward to my visit Feb 15-22/01 Please tell me that the we