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Craig Pencer

Wow great to find fellow classmates. Found this site by accident. Googled my own name and tada.

Anyway, after reading Fellow Classmates bio’s I thought I would let you know my story.

I am happy to say that both my parents John & Nancy are both still alive and live in the same house. My sister, Ellen, bought the house next door to them and my brother Glenn (the fireman) lives by Delview park. I live 6 hours away in Ucluelet.

My history. After graduation started working for B.C. Tel. I continued to roller skate and did skating shows in the USA until 1994. In 1982 I found my passion. I started to compete in Industrial First Aid Competitions. I married in 1983 and I had 2 sons David in 1986 and Kevin in 1988. At the age of 4 Kevin started attending my First Aid Team practices and became our mascot. He attended most competitions. Most of the competitors are certified attendants. At one competition one of the other teams was short 1 person so they asked Kevin to play on their team (he was 5 and they had seen him attend all the other competitions) and he competed until 1999.
1999 I went through a very UGLY divorce. The cost, both financially and mentally, almost killed me. Since the divorce no-one in my family has seen or heard from either of the boys. We have all tried but thanks to call display they will not answer the phone or send Christmas cards ( I keep hoping one day) They have all graduated. Kevin is an Electrician. David ?, Dorian is studing to be a fireman.

Anyway on the brighter side…in 2004 I decided to make a major change in my life and pursue my passion. I moved to Ucluelet on Vancouver Island and joined the Ambulance Service. We do and average of 200 calls per year, but I am always on pager call. Have a small Bed & Breakfast and also have Cabins for rent, big tourist area in the summer and storm watching in the winter .

I traveled to 49 states and all provinces. In 2005 and 2006 I went to Romania and was the best man at a wedding. (The best man walks the bride down the isle. Never thought I would do that having 3 sons). Very interesting country and really nice people, great food (they sell beer in a 2 litre plastic bottle for less than a 2 litre bottle of pop). When you go to the restaurants you pay for everything: bread (they bring to you even if you do not order), ketchup, mayo, jam. Pop is in a .25 litre bottle and you can not take the bottle with you.
Visited Amsterdam but you can’t get a cup of coffee in the coffee shops.

I look forward to hearing from all my fellow classmates both friend and foe.

To all those who did not like me, I forgive you. To all those who I offended I am SORRY. To those who are not with us anymore, you are missed.

My favorite saying: Reallity is an illusion caused by a lack of alcohol.

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