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Randy Acree
[Tucson, AZ]
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Did 24 years in the Army
as an Attack Helicopter Instructor Pilot in the AH-1 Cobra
and both the AH-64A and AH-64D Longbow helicopters. Retired as
Chief
Warrant Officer 5 (CW5). Currently fly for DHS as an Air
Interdiction Agent. Married for 23 years with two daughters, 15
and 21 years old. Passion is flying sailplanes for distance and
racing.
2014:
Did 24 years of flying/teaching in the Ah-1 Cobra and AH64 Apache for
the US Army. Was married for over 28 years with 2 beautiful
daughters that I am very proud of. Spend most of my time
following my passion of flying sailplanes for distance and
racing. I was fortunate enough to finish 9th out of 58 in a
National Contest last year. Still flying for the government.
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Curtis Adams
[Tucson, AZ] |
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Shelly Adams Christian
[Moore, OK] |
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Bruce Affsprung
[Salem, Oregon] |
2017
After a few semesters at Oscar Rose Junior College I joined the Army in
1983 for three years and became a medic. I was stationed in Germany and
at Ft. Sill. In 1987 I joined the U.S. Coast Guard and became a
Boatswain's mate. The nice thing about a C.G. career for me was I got
to do something different every couple of years. I was a seaman on a
buoy tender (the CGC Woodrush) out of Sitka Alaska; a small boat
coxswain at Station San Diego; and I worked in the Foreign Vessel
Boarding and Environmental Response branches of the Marine Safety
Office San Francisco Bay among other things. I retired after 20 years
of service in 2004 and now live in Oregon with my wife Daisy and our
Jack Russell "Ollie." Daisy and I married in 2003. I practice and teach
Aikido (a martial art) which I took up while stationed in San Diego in
1991. I also studied zen meditation while living in the Bay Area. I
continue with that practice as well. This summer (2017) we watched the
total solar eclipse from our front porch with friends. Some folks say
"life is good"
and I am glad they feel that way. I hope everyone of you feels that
way. For me I like the poster that says: "Life is like a wave. You
can't change the way it breaks. But you can change the way you ride
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Laura Aldag
[Tucson, AZ] |
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John Allard
[Norman, OK] |
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Nancee Allen Morris
[Norman, OK] |
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John Allison
[City/State] |
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Clinton Alsip
[City/State] |
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Pat Althoff
DECEASED |
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Sharon Amis Astra
[El Prado, NM] |
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Carl Anderson
[Lipan, TX] |
I moved to Texas to attend UNT
in Denton from there I went to work for the US Chamaber of Commerce in
thier Dallas Office till 1994. When the telecom boom came I jumped
in with both feet and rode it till it took a dive in 2001. I now live
in a very small town west of Fort Worth; there are no street lights or
gas stations and the elementary and middle school are in the same
building.
A much slower pace than Dallas for sure. I am the owner of a small Oil
& Gas Company that specializes in exploration and aquisistion and
field
services.
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Chris Anderson
[Albuquerque, NM] |
I graduated from OU with an Aero
Engr degree and a commission in the USAF. Served 21-1/2 years as
a munitions and aircraft maintenance/logistics officer, and occasional
test engineer. I've lived in the exotic lands of northern Maine,
Nebraska, S. Korea, Massachusetts, Texas, Italy, Germany and New
Mexico. While in S. Korea 19 years ago, I found the love of my
life, Kil Sun Song, who tamed me and brought into the world our three
awesome kids, Dawn (17), Eric (15) and Rebecca (14), all currently in
high school. "We" retired from the USAF in 2006 with 21 years
active duty and have worked as an AF civil servant since. I
recently became Chief of the Logistics Program Management Division at
Kirtland AFB, NM.
P.S. I made the 10 year reunion and won the award for guy
with the least hair. I expect the competition to be tougher this
time.
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Joe Anderson
[Norman, OK] |
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Paul Andis
[Norman, OK] |
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Curtis Anthony
[Norman, OK] |
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Patti Appl
[Norman, OK] |
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David Armstrong
[Norman, OK] |
I now enjoy more of my own time
since both boys have ventured out into the REAL WORLD. Things like
hanging with friends, golf, baseball games, playing guitar and work. I
have owned my own company, Armstrong Homes, since 1992 and truly enjoy
what I do.
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Jack Armstrong
DECEASED
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Pam Armstrong Wyrrick
[Tulsa, OK] |
Raising a family. We have
children ranging from 21 to 9 yrs old. I enjoy an occasional tennis
match, watching my kids play ice hockey and soccer and just being home.
I also teach a children Bible Study.Our life is very busy,(as I'm sure
everyones is). I am not the best at keeping in touch with friends from
the past, but
would love to reconnect.
John is a home builder and we are in the middle of building a new home
for us. Whether or not we actually move into it is yet to be seen. If
we do, our address will change to 7516 E. 97th Street around October
'08.
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Carmie Ashley
[Norman, OK] |
I graduated from OU in '85 with
bach in architecture. Went to work in St Louis and then Witchita
Falls, TX. Came back to Norman and have been working at Tinker
AFB as a architect for 20 years. I have two wonderful boys.
My oldest, Tim is at OU getting a degree in comp eng/comp science,
japanese, and math. My youngest is at NHS and playing football,
band, robotics, and finishing his eagle in scouts. Both boys have
been a great blessing along with my wife who works as a nursing
instructor at Mid america tech center.
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Garland Atkerson
[Norman, OK] |
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Mark Atkins
[Richmond, TX] |
Moved from Norman to Tucson, AZ
to Dallas, TX to Houston, TX got married had a baby girl (Mary Alyson)
moved to New Orleans, LA had a baby girl(Meagan) and baby boy (Elmer
Jr.), moved back to Houston and am still here. Been married 20 years
to a teacher of all things! I guess I felt guilty skipping all those
classes!
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Christina Ayres
[OKC, OK] |
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