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RUHS Class of 1961
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60 Year Reunion Announcement!
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Hello RUHS '61 Classmates |
Everyone had such a great time at our 55-year reunion it was suggested that we have a 60 year reunion. So, the Reunion Committee has begun brainstorming ideas for our 60-year reunion.
RUHS Class of 1961 60-Year Reunion - at this time a date has not been set.
We have sent out our first email on June 1, 2020 to test the email data on the website.
June 2, 2020 we began the search for classmates not found. This will be on going for the next three months. You can help by reviewing the Missing and providing any information you might have.
Soon we will be putting the reunion committee back together.
Check back here for more information as it becomes available.
Kathy (Zoll) Wilding (805)929-5685
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Jim Hurley (310)748-6696
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Dixie (Henry) Foster (310)545-0115
[email protected]
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Event Contact: Dixie (Henry) Foster
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7/5/2021
RUHS Class of 1961 60-Year REUNION UPDATE (7/5/21)
It has been 60 years since our RUHS Class of ’61 graduated from high school. How can this be? Where has the time gone? Your Reunion Committee had hoped our class would all be
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Today's Featured Biography
David Sheats
After graduation I attended the University of Colorado in Boulder, Colorado, on a Navy ROTC scholarship, where I obtained a degree in Electrical Engineering and a regular commission as an Ensign in the U.S. Navy, and where I also met my wife Helen. After six months at the naval submarine school in New London, Connecticut I spent two years on the USS Razorback, a diesel submarine based in San Diego, and two years on the USS Greenfish, a diesel submarine based in Pearl Harbor. The mission of the submarine force at that time was primarily intelligence gathering, which meant three six-month trips to Asia.
After I resigned from the Navy we became involved with mission work with Far East Broadcasting Company. FEBC is a non-denominational Christian mission focusing on broadcasting in Asia and, at that time, especially the communist nations of Russia and China. I worked as an engineer helping to build studio and transmitting facilities. We spent one year in San Francisco working at the FEBC facility there (which was broadcasting via shortwave into Latin America) and then six years in the Philippines, four years in Manila and two years in Cebu.
While we were in the Philippines we met a man from Florida whose life and ministry impacted us deeply who was laboring in small Christian gatherings in mostly remote areas, and we gained a lot from his example and teaching. After several years of working primarily with the technical aspect of the broadcasting work I had gained more desire to be involved directly in teaching, so we left the mission and moved to Florida to be part of a gathering there where I could learn and grow.
That was in 1977, and we have lived in Florida since that time. I have primarily worked at Scientific Instruments as a software engineer, field service engineer, engineering manager, and sales engineer. The company has a product that is installed at many LNG (Liquid Natural Gas) sites around the world and that has resulted in quite a bit of world travel. At the same time we have continued to labor in the Christian gathering here in Florida and also in gatherings in the Philippines and other places as opportunities open for that. I haven’t yet found a compelling reason to retire!
We were blessed with seven children, ages 45 to 25; one daughter passed away at 14 from a seizure condition. Presently, we have six beautiful grandchildren, but don’t get me started!
It is hard to comprehend that 50 years have gone by since graduation, but I guess that shows how fast life is going. We do appreciate the opportunity to “re-connect” with so many. Our prayer is that each one would know a real relationship with Jesus both now and for eternity.
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