1/18/2009 Classmates Enjoyed 2009 Cruise
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I got email from Johnny on Friday (1/16/09):
Just a brief note to let you know that we (Me & Gayle, Bennett & Kay, Susan & Alex, and George & Judy) made i
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2/9/2008 2008 Class Cruise Photos
SEE PHOTOS HERE!
Members of the Class of 65 had a great time on the 2008 Class Cruise. Plans are in progress for a 2009 Class Cruise. Detail will be posted soon, so you can make your p
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As soon as I wake up, "Will Power"
helps me get out of bed.
Then I go to see "John".
Then "Charlie Horse" comes along,
and when he is here,
he takes a lot of my time and attention.
When he leaves, "Arthur Ritis"
shows up and stays the rest of the day....
He doesn't like to stay in one place very long,
So he takes me from joint to joint.
After such a busy day, I'm really tired and glad
To go to bed with "Ben Gay".
What a life!
Oh, yes, I'm also flirting with "Al Zymer".
I'm thinking of calling "Jack Daniels", "Jim Beam", "Jose Quervo" or
"Johnny Walker"
To come and keep me company.
Now remember:
Life is like a roll of toilet paper...
the closer it gets to the end,
the faster it goes...so have fun, only think "good thoughts"
learn to laugh at yourself, and "Count Your Blessings!!!!!!!
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As some of you know, I did not graduate with the class in 1965. I actually quit high school in the 10th grade simply because my family needed some additional income to pay staggering medical expenses due to illness.
After leaving school, I worked at BilRay manufacturing in Cordele pressing slacks for about a year. Moved on then to work out at the Armor mobile home plant just outside town.
In 1965, I entered the Air Force and after basic training, left for Germany - lol - I did not even know where Germany was! Regardless, I was an enlisted member of the Air Force for 15 years, working as an air traffic controller at first, and then when I had a problem with depth perception in one eye, moved on to the medical laboratory field where I was certified by outside agencies in all areas of the medical lab. I ended that part of my Air Force career as an Instructor in diagnostic microbilogy at Wilford Hall Medical Center - teaching in the Air Force medical laboratory program.
In 1979, I went to Officer Training School and was commissioned a 2nd Lt. From there, was assigned as a strategic missle launch officer in the missle complexes that at that time were spread across Northern Arkansas. I moved up to the position of Instructor Commander - teaching others the engineering and expertise needed to launch what was then the largest nuclear missile (Titan II) in the United States inventory.
At four years in that field due to stress, the Air Force gave everyone the opportunity to move on into other fields and I chose the Human Resource field. I went on to serve in many personnel type positions including a tour as the Commander at the NATO base at Dal Molin Airport, an Italian Air Force Base about 28 miles from Venice, Italy.
In 1996, I returned to the Air Force Personnel Center in San Antonio and worked until my retirement as Chief of Enlisted Assignments for the Air Force. In 2000, I was
notified of a upcoming move to Eglin Air Force Base Florida and what would have been a promotion to Colonel (O-6). At that time, I made the personal decision to leave what had been an absolute joy ride of a career.
Spent about 6 days after my retirement skiing at Lake Tahoe, got bored to death and retuned to San Antonio and went into the residential real estate business with myself and two other agents.
God's blessings continued to flow and today, my company has approx. 50 Realtors that work both residential and commercial real estate in and around San Antonio.
Bottom line, anytime anyone even thinks about coming to San Antonio or the area, you are always welcome in my home or at a very minimum, dinner on me at one of the wonderful resturants in San Antonio.
I appreciate the opportunity to be considered a class mate of this 1965 graduating class - I am not sure how Luvena found me but regardless, I consider it a privilege.
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