Sheppie Secondary’s 40th class reunion a night to remember
The task team certainly created a memorable event that fostered nostalgia, strengthened bonds, rekindle friendships and reconnecting with their past.
Forty years on and Port Shepstone Secondary’s class of 1985 looked like they had literally walked out of the school gates at their reunion at the Wild Coast Sun Casino and Holiday Resort recently.
For 77 of them, this gathering was a chance to reconnect with friends they had not seen for many years. It was also a time to share stories of their primary and high school years.
Organisers certainly created a memorable event that fostered nostalgia, strengthened bonds, rekindled friendships and reconnection with the past.
Some travelled from Cape Town, Johannesburg, East London, Durban, Pietermaritzburg as well as many locals from Port Shepstone.
The entertainment, from live singing and deejaying with Denver Pillay, and the food were top-notch. It was an unforgettable night that will be remembered for years to come. The attention to detail from the décor, gifts and commitment by the event coordinators, was clearly evident.
Guest speaker, Jonathan Naidoo, a former teacher said he and his wife, Zuzana thoroughly enjoyed the event.
“The kind gesture of thinking of assisting the terminally ill at South Coast Hospice is highly commendable and the Class of 85 deserves to take a bow.”
Evelin Naicker, “What an awesome evening. It was truly enjoyable and indeed many memories were made. The event was well planned and perfectly executed by Linda Rathnam and her task team.”
Shakila Ismail, “Oh my, I just can’t emphasise how great and out of this world everything was. Well done to all involved.”
Lorraine Vahora, “My deepest gratitude for the exceptional work in organising the reunion. I look forward to the next and next and next. A special thanks to Denver Pillay for making the event even more awesome.”
David Chetty, “The task team put together an unforgettable night, you guys rock. We all had a fabulous time surrounded by awesome people. Thank you for such beautiful memories.”
Bheem Rajmoney, “Together the class of 85 has raised the bar and set a new benchmark.”
The committee thanks everyone who made the reunion a success.
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