Marcia Abbott Eppers

I am the busy mother of 5 sons and thank God everyday for there presence in my life. Yes, I love sports and I am proud to say I am a true soccer mom.....plus football, basketball, baseball, and golf. You can usually find me on a bleacher somewhere watching a game....Would enjoy catching up with any of my past teachers, and classmates anytime............

I graduated from IU with a degree as a Ophthalmic Technician and have been working in this field over 30 years. I met my husband Matt at IU and we leave in Elkhart, IN. We have been married 31 years and I stay very busy volunteering at our church, St. Vincents, and school, Elkhart Central, working 2 days a week at Boling Vision Center, (Mon/Tues), mentoring, Beta Chi Sorioity, Board of Directors for Bashor Childrens Home, and any other group that needs my help. Its hard to believe it has been 35 years since I graduated from Delphi High School. Since most of my family still lives in the Delphi area, I do get home once in awhile and enjoy attending events at DCHS. This summer, while in Indy attending a baseball tournament for my youngest son, we went to te State finals to watch Delphi compete in baseball. I went and bought something black/gold to wear to the game and was so proud to see so many people support the Oracles, young, old, and full of spirit. The team stayed at our hotel and I was able to meet the coaches, and a few players whose parents went to school with me. Wow, those coaches seem very young, ha! Even though the Oracles did not become State baseball champs this year, they proudly represented DCHS well and I have a strong feeling they will return...Matthew's entire baseball team came to watch Delphi play so that was a special memory too. I'm glad I had the opportunity to attend the game and see my all-time favorite teacher and friend, Norm Miller. He has asked me to join this web-page for a long time, so Mr Miller, I just completed my last assignment for you....Looking forward to our reunion on Sept 25 and I hope we have alot of classmates attend.