From: Les Querry Sent: 14 Feb 2008
Major updates have been made to the class roster and portrait photos on the website. E-Mail addresses have been removed from the roster data (for security and privacy) but are available by clicking the Class Secretary (Rosie). Please check your individual data for accuracy and notify Rosie of any errors or omissions. Check out Rosie's new expanded Class News columns and send him your personal contribution.
From: Charlie Liggett Sent: 3 Dec 2007
Les, I noticed that you have taken over some of the duties from Ace. I was clearing out some of my old email at the office in anticipation of retiring in a few weeks and came across this explanation from Andi Biancur on the origin of the class motto, Nulli Secundus. His email to me was in response of a short article I submitted trying to trace to origins of the motto. If you recall that article about five years ago it was used as the name of a British dirigible. It was also a "slam" in this case to the French who were recognized, or at least they recognized themselves, as the pre-eminent makers of dirigibles. In any case you might want to extract most of the first paragraph and post if you think it would be of interest to our other classmates.
Dated 10-17-2002
Charlie,
I read your info and trivia on the class web page and, although the info is very interesting, the origin of our class motto is not nearly as romantic. I was on the class ring committee and we were each asked to submit designs. The design I submitted, and was accepted as our class crest was centered around quite a bit of symbolism. The bird, a falcon, is seen flying from the sabre toward the cross. The bird represents each one of us travelling from cadethood, represented by the sabre, toward a star, the cross, which throughout history has represented Polaris, the star traditionally used by navigators/pilots to find their true heading representing a life goal - whatever it may. The Falcon is flying above a cloud deck which is supposed to represent clear, calm weather. The banner carried by the falcon with the words Nulli Secundus is both a statement and a slam. The statement is that we, as a class, take second place to no one, and the slam is directed toward the first class. who, as you recall, considered themselves better than us other mortals. Originally I had put the phrase in English but thought, prior to submission, that it would be more acceptable to use Latin. I went to the library and found the translation.
I wish it were all more intriguing than that but those are the simple facts. I guess to find out now that there were/are deeper meanings does not detract from it all - and might even add to the overall mystique.
We missed you and Kathleen at the Air Force-Navy weekend reunion. We had 31 grads back and it was great fun. I'll be getting out the MiniSki letter the first week in November. I hope you can join us for that. It always garners a lot of laughs and tons of fun.
Take care,
Andi
The AOG has recently learned of the death of Col (Ret) Hoyt L Prindle, CS-09 class of 1960. Col Prindle died on 28 July 2007.
The family asked that in lieu of flowers donations be made to the Big Bend Hospice or the American Cancer Society:
Big Bend Hospice 1723 Mahan Center BlvdTallahassee FL 32308
American Cancer SocietyPO Box 22718Oklahoma City OK 73123-1718(800) 227-2345www.cancer.org
Services were held on 1 Aug 2007 in Tallahassee FL with interment in Culley's Meadow Wood Memorial Park, Tallahassee FL.
From: Charlie Liggett Sent: 29 Nov 2007
Date: Thu, 29 Nov 2007 11:59:27 -0800From: charles.liggett@lmco.comSubject: Hello from Charlie LiggettTo: cholman1234@hotmail.com Ace, sorry to hear that you have health problems. Over the past many years you have done a tremendous job of maintaining our class website. I and all of our classmates thank you for that great effort. It has always been a pleasure to log on and see what has been happening in our special world. Thanks!!!!
From: Andi Biancur Sent: 27 Nov 2007
From: Bacfly60@msn.comTo: 60grads@usafalibrary.comSubject: Message from '60 Class PresidentDate: Tue, 27 Nov 2007 20:31:57 -0700Classmate:
As an elected class officer, part of my responsibility is to keep each of you informed of events that may have an impact on you and/or the class. In that interest, there are several situations unfolding both within the AOG and the Academy that may be of interest to you.
I think the best method of covering ongoing events is to post a series of open letters on the class website ( www.usafa.net/1960/) in the "Class Business" section. That way you can read them as time and interest allow. I am prepared to respond by e-mail, telephone, and/or letter to
expand, clarify, or debate those subjects. Should there be other issues on your mind, let me know and I will attempt to address them in later correspondence.
Initially, I will attempt to cover the evolving status of the AOG leadership , fund raising activities, recent Academy directions, status of our class projects, and class communications. I ask you to give some latitude to my words. I have tried to stay informed about operations at the Academy and the AOG. Hence, the dilemma of becoming emotionally involved. I will make the effort, but may not be able to remove the emotion from my text.
Remember you have the right and responsibility to communicate directly with the AOG Board of Directors (BOD) on any matter. They work directly for the membership and want to be informed of your thoughts. The newly formed Class Advisory Senate represented by Dick Sexton (who is doing an excellent job) also serves as a communicative conduit to the BOD. You can contact the BOD through Dick. If you do contact the BOD direct, please copy Dick so he can stay in the loop.
Andi Biancur
From: Phil Meinhardt Sent: 17 August 2007
Date: Fri, 17 Aug 2007 08:43:57 -0700> From: boomer34usaf@yahoo.com> Subject: Update on Houston Proton Adventure, aka Houston Vacation> To: rctherose@aol.com> Completed my 18th of 38 treatments this morning. Everything still going smooth with no side effects. The daily 30-second shots of protons in each hip come in at velocity of 125,000 miles per second in the shape of my prostate plus a 7 millimeters border. The protons come to a stop in the prostate in a concentration of energy called a "Bragg's Peak". The protons steal electrons from the cancerous cells and they die, with ultimate absorption and discharge by the body. My nurse tells me that I am taking the easiest cancer treatment known to man! Dr Lee says I should be good for another 15 to 20 years after completion. So I expect not to worry about prostate cancer again in my lifetime. As I said, I am very pleased with my decision to come to Houston. By the way, MD Anderson employs 77,000 people.> I'm busy from six in the morning until ten at night. The computer has sucked me in and time is flying. I do make forays for lots of protein and exercise, but have put sight-seeing on hold until my book is further along. I am complying Elizabeth Singer's memoirs (deceased wife) with the aid of "Dragon Naturally Speaking" voice recognition software. So I sit here most of the day with my headset and microphone reading her journals, letters, and assorted information into the computer. When I get another portion done I back it up with a paper copy and flash drive just in case my computer gets stolen. I am not exactly impressed with security here; indeed, crime is probably my greatest risk. But that is another story. Elizabeth's husband at the time, Major Don Singer was snatched from a Strategic Air Command (SAC) "Select" B-52 aircrew in April 1966 for a new weapons system, the F-105F Wild Weasel, to counter Surface-to-Air (SAM) missiles over North Vietnam. The Weasel carried two SHRIKE missiles to home on the SAM radar beams and destroy the sites. Both Major Singer and Elizabeth had a premonition that the assignment was a death sentence. that he would not be coming back home. They had four small children, ages five to ten. I have just completed the part from "his and her's" letters and recordings where you can feel their quiet desperation as the noose tightens on Major Singer. The Weasel force arrived on July 6, 1966 at Takhli Air Base, Thailand with 16 F-105F two-man crews. On July 19th, with Colonel Joe Brand and Major Singer in the lead aircraft of a flight of four Weasels, the flight dodged eight SAM missiles fired at them. The preferred method for dodging the SAMs was to turn into the SAM in a head-on position. When the supersonic SAM got close, the Weasels would hit after-burner and dive. The missile could not turn sharply enough and would explode harmlessly behind the aircraft. Don writes, "After a short dive, we pulled up and did a hard 90 degree turn; I looked down and saw a big AAA gun firing at us and saw a SAM zoom by our tail and explode behind us." By August 11th, the Weasel force was down to four aircrews and two aircraft. Some got hit by flying in or too close to clouds where you couldn't see the SAMs coming. On August 17th, Colonel Joe Brand and Major Don Singer were shot down and both ejected. Covering aircraft saw that one parachute was a streamer, but were too high to see if it blossomed before it hit the ground. Colonel Brand called from the ground on his emergency radio, "This is Joe, I'm OK". Neither Joe or Major Singer were ever heard from again. The Air Force carried them for eleven years as Missing-In-Action (MIA). So now the Weasel force was down to one aircraft and three aircrews--the squadron was disbanded. Meanwhile, Elizabeth had a dream ten days before that Don's plane had crashed in a fireball and Don and Joe had ejected, so she was expecting the Casualty Notification Team when it arrived. She never gave up, though, until eleven years later, Don and Joe's remains were identified and returned to the U.S. This is her story for her kids and grand kids of how they coped. It is also Don and Elizabeth's love story. When I get through, we will see if it also has potential to become a best seller and Academy Award movie. For email privacy, I have addressed all but you, Rosie, with blind carbon copies (BCC). I believe the addresses show up, though, if you forward the email to anyone. Cheers, Phil Meinhardt
Hi Ace,
Finally got to look at all of the workyou have put into this web site. Thanks for doing so. My e-mail address is: gdpupich@falconbroadband.net Hope you can make it out for the Army game. Troy Calhoun could turn this bunch of Falcon football players into a most interesting team. I am very impressed with him and his young staff.
George Pupich
Houston Proton Adventure, aka Houston Vacation
From: Florian Meinhardt ( boomer34usaf@yahoo.com )
Sent: Fri 8/03/07 11:00 AM
Some of you already know parts of this,but I thought I'd update everyone at once. I completed my first eight proton prostate treatments today with all going well; I have 30 more to go. My job now is to get myself onto the Proton Gantry Table at 0800 each morning and lie motionless while they take elaborate aim and fire one 30 second burst of protons into each hip each day. I can't even tell when they shoot. This happens five days a week with the weekends off. So far, there have been no side effects. I am very pleased with my decision to select MD Anderson.Veronica accompanied me on the long auto journey from San Diego and spent over two weeks here before flying back to San Diego. She will be back again for my graduation on September 17th. Veronica lived here for 17 years; so we visited with her friends; she showed me her favorite areas; and got me checked out on Houston. On a weekend sojourn to Galveston, however, we were looking at Veronica's former beach house when my car transmission (100,000 miles) began actingstrange. We were lucky to limp back to Houston. Repairs were a jab in the eye, $5500, but I now have a two-year warranty for parts and labor at any Mercedes dealer.My address here is 5445 Braesvalley, Apt 713, Houston, TX 77096, a church-sponsored apartment for $25 per day. Cell phone is 619-871-6250 and apartment phone is 713-283-1677.Time is going fast. I am working on Elizabeth's memoirs, dictating her journals into the computer. Minimum objective is to get her story together for her four kids and grandkids.Hope all is well with you.Cheers, Phil Meinhardt
Dear Classmates,
Here is an update on the Class Advisory Senate meeting of July 11. (The minutes are posted on the AOG website. Go to "About AOG," then "Class Advisory Senate". There are links to the By-Laws, procedures, members, minutes, etc.) Jim Wheeler, the new Board chair was present by phone as was Pat Rosenow, Board liaison. Steve Dotson was on the phone for a while but had to drop off. Jim Shaw, AOG president, & George VanWagenen, new Board member, were present in person.
After some administrative maters we got down to a discussion of fundraising and the various foundation proposals. It was too early to advocate any specific proposal so the discussion focused on the general topic of fundraising & the need for an effective fundraising structure - whether or not that involved a foundation. Jim Wheeler stated that the new Board is considering establishing a Fund Raising Advisory Commission (FRAC) to develop specific proposals. The Senate will be actively involved in this process. In this respect we (as class representatives) will try to keep you informed of what is going on & get your feedback before things get set in concrete. You might also want to take a look at Zoomienation & USAFAToday for more discussion. Both Bob Heiges & Mike Loh have contributed some intelligent discussion in contrast to some of the vitriolic rantings that can also be found there. In a more recent development after the meeting I understand that some of the grads have already formed an independent foundation completely outside the AOG structure. I can't find any details on who, what or when - I think I know why - or what the objection/strategic view of this foundation is. If anyone has any information I would appreciate it if you would share it with me & the rest of the class. If this is in fact correct it is a major development that will have a major impact on the whole fundraising issue.
The new Board will have its first meeting on August 11-12. I will be there as president of the Senate & will let you know my impressions when the meeting is over.
Sincerely,
Dick Sexton
p.s. I am forwarding this via the AOG because they can do a mass mailing. If you reply to the AOG they will forward it to me - or you can contact me directly at sextonrch@aol.com. I will also try to post it on our class web page & Jock is working on another method for sending these reports to the class.
To: All
At the behest of the Rose and Andi, there is a group of us that are sticking our toe in the waters of BLOGGING. If you know how to blog, I'd appreciate it if you would contact me (251-660-8732 - cholman1234@hotmail.com) so I can pick your brain. If you are a beginner, link to www.wordpresstutorials.com for a blogging 101 info page.
Thanks in advance, Ace
Alaska Trip From: RCtherose@aol.com
Sent: Sun 7/15/07 5:34 PM To: denis.walsh@comcast.net
Cc: omni@wildblue.net
DL: Why don't you send me a paragraph detailing that great trip you flew up to Alaska...tell me about the four planes in formation, cities you visited, anything interesting that happened, length of trip, yada yada yada. What I've started doing is posting my quarterly column on the class web site. The last two columns should be on there by now. So, I'll have a much longer column--containing all the news that's "fit to print"--on the class web site, and, an abbreviated version in the CheckPoints magazine. This means I'll include your full paragraph, making you rich and famous. Thanks, Denis. Rosie
P.S.--Notice you don't have your e-mail address, mailing address, phone number, on the "Class Roster" portion of our web site. Suggest you send it to Ace Holman at CHolman1234@hotmail.com , and bring him up-to-date on your listing. Thanks. R.
RE: Sullivan changes From: Paul M. Sullivan ( sullivanpm@cox.net )
Sent: Sun 7/15/07 11:39 PM To: RCtherose@aol.com; CHolman1234@hotmail.comHi, Rosie ---thanks for the nice thoughts--I 'preciate 'em.
Hey Ace--my new email address is sullivanpm@cox.net . The new mailing address is 5415 E McKellips Rd Unit 42, Mesa AZ 85215-2698, and the phone is 480-213-8583.
- Such is life.
Paul
Re: Pics? From: LES QUERRY (lesquerry@wildblue.net)
Sent: Thu 7/12/07 5:53 PM
To: Ben F (bfuruta396@earthlink.net) Cc: Ace HOLMAN (cholman1234@hotmail.com)
Hi Ben,Yes, scan them and send them to me. If they are sharp prints, use at least600 dpi. Otherwise, 300 dpi should do. File sizes will be large so jpeg
compress them if you can. A compression setting of 30 should do. We'll use
them on the 50th CD and also figure out if they are appropriate for the
website.I've attached one for you. Looks like your Squadron Doolie Year.Les
----- Original Message -----
From: "Ben F" <bfuruta396@earthlink.net>
To: <cholman1234@hotmail.com>; "Les Querry" <lesquerry@wildblue.net>
Sent: Thursday, July 12, 2007 6:20 PM
Subject: Pics
> Hello...
>
> Just doing some archiving of family photos and ran across some 8 1/2 x 10
> wrestling team photos from the early years at Lowry. If you are interested
> I will scan them and send them to you. I can't identify everyone but I am
> sure by cross checking the yearbooks, etc., we can id all of the '60
> folks. The again, the pics may be in the yearbooks as well. there are a
> few other B/W pics also that may be of interest.
>
> --
> Ben Furuta
> bfuruta396@earthlink.net
> 626-403-7706
>
>
Wed 7/11/07 9:08 AM
Ace,
We have a group of guys here in Washington that call ourselves THE DC '60 We get together for lunch once a quarter or so to tell lies and swap war stories. I usually do a recap of the event for the guys that cannot make it. Since we have your new web site I thought maybe you could put the attached copy on the net. Hope all is going well with you. My son is stationed at McGuire AFB and every time I go to see him I am reminded of you and the good times we had flying for MATS!!!!!!! Take care my friend.
TONY*** BURSHNICK
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Subject: Luncheon
DC '60 et.al.
Another great luncheon for the DC '60 at the Springfield Country Club. Sorry more of u could not have attended but summer is a busy time. Jerry de la Cruz and Bill goodyear were tied up with the grandchildren, Ken Alnwick was at his summer home in Florida, Al Johnson was at his winter home in Maine, A bit far for Bill Hales to come, Doug Req just had his hip replaced and had to work the farm out in Iowa, Bob Odenweller had business committments as did Bill Carnegie. RG Head is now a native of California and Bob Fischer was just AWOL.
It was still a lively luncheon: Mike Loh expressed his pleasure with the new AOG Board and I took the other side. Don't think we solved anything. Mike is adamant about using the new Zoomie Nation web sight as a communications link. I would like to give our new Ace Holman web sight a chance. This too remained an open issue. Maybe at the next get together we can reach an agreement. Tom Burke was a marshall at the recent Tiger Woods/AT&T golf tournament here in Washington. He gave us a great rundown on the tournament, the players, and the chances that the tournament will continue in the years to follow. Ralph Lalime told us how we got the motto Nulli Secundus. Seems the first try was Nulus Secundus which meant second to nothing according to the Latin experts. Anyway Ralph straightened them out so that we have our proper motto. Ralph and I were also on the NBC Channel 4 News last week. We were enjoying Starbucks and a cigar when the reporter and cameraman came up and asked if we would care to comment on the recently passed Virginia law that levees additional fines for gross traffic offenses: drunk driving, excessive speed etc. I took the airlifter approach and said "Hang Them". Ralph took the fighter pilot approach and said "Give Them a Second Chance" It made for good commentary on the 5 and 6 o'clock news. Tom Burke just had his tenth grandchild. Haller leads with 15. GJC Fries's youngest daughter will be married in April. George will then look for a retirement home. Leon Goodson enjoyed a trip to Oklahoma to watch his grandaughters reap a bunch of prizes and awards. He has a new super motor bike and continues to challenge the local traffic. Les Querry has set aside the 27th of October for another Falcon Roosting at his mountain top home. Put it on you calenders and if you have classmates in town invite them to come. Les still needs your pictures, slides and old tapes to prepare a super DVD for the fiftieth. Bill Taylor has recovered from his hip surgeries. He is still deeply involved in trying to help the Air Force absorb all its new pilots and determine who will fly the UAV's. Ralph Lalimes son just completed a solo kayak trip down the Potomac River, quite a feat. Norm Haller has an additinal job of dog catcher, almost missed the luncheon! He and Liz will soon head out to CO for Liz's 50th high school reunion. He also enjoyed a nice visit with John Kuenzel and discussed the financial management career field. Mike Clarke continues to run the Air Force Board at the National Academy of Science. He says he will never retire. His wife Nancy is completing her 27th year as the Chief Floral Designer for the White House. If Hillary wins the presidency she will never let Nancy retire. Mike will probably ending up working for his buddy BILL!!!!!!!
Well that is the latest from the 51st Anniversary Luncheon. If I have left anything out feel free to make ammendments and additions.
We have not set a date for another luncheon since we have the AF/Navy game in Sept and Les's event in October. See you there.
TONY***
Hi Ace, Les said you like to hear from us, and Rosie suggested I revise some old info, so here are the updates: e-mail is efhnmh@aol.com and mailing address is 3234 Rockland Rd. Front Royal, VA 22630; phone is 540-636-1355. I enjoyed seeing John Kuenzel recently in Ft Worth, TX. Next Monday, 7/9/07, plan to be at one of the DC 60 get-togethers organized by Tony. Bob Badger and I usually drive there together. Best regards, and many thanks for your work, and Les's as well, in getting this site up and running. Norm
Ace,
Please change my Email address to: wl.futch@knology.net
My new address is: 7946 Prestwick Ct. Columbus, GA 31909
Regards, Walt Futch
Class of 1960 Website? From: Bill Hales (whales1@charter.net) Sent: Mon 7/02/07 9:23 AM
Hi Les & Ace, Great job, guys! Thanks for the dedication to the class. Bill
----- Original Message ----- From: LES QUERRY To: Sent: Saturday, June 30, 2007 6:12 PM Subject: Class of 1960 Website
DC '60, The Class of 1960 website is back on the air with considerable improvements. Please check it out at http://www.usafa.net/1960 . I have been working with Ace for several months and Ace has applied substantial effort resurrecting the site for us. Please use it. Les
From: lewprice@softcom.net Sent: Mon 7/02/07 11:55 AM To: George Lester (georgetlester@hotmail.com
Hi George,Glad I asked you first. I haven't sent the bio and am keeping it. I will also
try to help spread the word that you have given me below.The people who run the Academy library used to be glad to get biographies
in a form that is acceptable. Since most may be short ones, probably CDs
are the best bet, but hard copies still last longer and there are some simple
bindings on the market.Hope you and yours are well and that you like your new home. In case some
of us would like to communicate or send other things to you, I hope you will let
us know where you are now.I am copying this message to some of the other guys in hopes that they
will forward it to more of our classmates. I doubt that all the e-mail addresses
I have are current, so some will most likely bounce. Hopefully, this will
help in getting the monkey off your back.Best Wishes,
Lew
----- Original Message -----
From: George Lester <georgetlester@hotmail.com>
To: <lewprice@softcom.net>
Sent: Sunday, July 01, 2007 6:58 PM
Subject: From George
> Hi, Lew -
>
> Please do NOT send me your bio. When Andi told everyone to send me their
> bios, I e-mailed him and asked him to tell them not to. But he told me to
> handle it - so I'm telling any grad who lets me know to keep his bio for
> now. I'll just return any that are sent to me.
>
> I sent all my bios to Jock Schwank several years ago. No one has sent me
> a bio for 3 or 4 years - so I never did anything about telling people not to
> send them. I feel that it's a mistake for ANY grad to keep the bios. In my
> case, we've moved twice since I made the suggestion, and are about to move
> again. I sent them to Jock because I think he lives near the Academy and
> was active at that time in the AOG. I don't know what he did with them.
>
> I hope the AOG will set up some kind of place to keep the bios. I would
> think that this would be one of the most important functions of the AOG.
> ALL classes should have their bios kept at the AOG. But to let any one grad
> keep them is a BIG mistake.
>
> Several grads have e-mailed me, and I give them this same message.
> Hopefully, if enough people ask, the AOG will do something. I've mentioned
> it several times, but so far, no one has listened.
>
> All the best to you, Lew. Keep your bio safe for now. Hopefully, something
> will be done in the future.
>
> George
>
______________________________________________________
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Change of Address and email? From: Stumm, Theodore (tstumm@unf.edu) Sent: Mon 7/02/07 1:04 PM To: cholman1234@hotmail.com
Just a note to let you all know that I am finally retiring for the second time. I have had a great career in academia, but it's time to smell the roses. I'll be retiring from the University of North Florida on August 10 th and am looking forward to some fishing and travel and whatever comes along. I have just bought my retirement home here and it has plenty of room for drop-ins. So, if any of you get to Jacksonville you are more than welcome to share my place even if I'm out exploring the world. Just let me know and we'll make the arrangements. See you for the Army game
My new address is: 13576 Picarsa Drive
Jacksonville, FL 32225
My home e-mail: ted@tstumm.clearwire.net .
Best to all,
Ted Stumm
Assoc. Prof. & Chair
904-620-1930
Update my Bio? From: Gordon R Flygare (g.flygare@worldnet.att.net) Sent: Sun 7/01/07 10:47 PM To: cholman1234@hotmail.com
Ace, I'm retired now so you can take off all the Boeing stuff from my picture and just have my address and phone/e-mails. Rosie is after me to get rid of all the old stuff and I guess that you are the only one who can do that.. i.e. 4012 Breckenridge Ct Norman, OK 73072 405-364-9229 gflygare@cox.net Take care, you are one of the few of us that has a mission critical job.
Gordon
Class Letter From: Andi & Carole BIANCUR ( Bacfly60@msn.com )
Sent: Sat 6/09/07 11:45 AM
Ace. I notice on the roster that my e-mail address is outdated. The new e-mail is: bacfly60@msn.com . Les has asked me to forward the new class letter to you. It will go out to all classmates via snail mail on Monday, 11 June but I am attaching an electronic copy. Thanks for all you are continuing to do for the class. Glad to see the website back up. By the way new e-mails for Tony Burshnick abursh1@mac.com , Jim Glaza: jimglaza@comcast.net , and Bill Hodson: w.hodson@comcast.net .
Sent: Thursday, June 07, 2007 5:13 PM Subject: New E-mail Address
Hi everyone,
We've completed our move to Colorado Springs (with the exception of unpacking the rest of the boxes. My new primary e-mail address is w.hodson@comcast.net , the home address is 9843 Pinedale Drive, Colorado Springs, CO 80920, and the phone is 719-593-1529. We are living in a community called Pine Creek -- on the east side of I-25 and just north of Briargate. I'm teaching a couple of courses via distance learning this summer for Marymount University and will likely be back to Northern Virginia from time to time to work on a project I'm involved in. (TONY: Please keep me on your list -- in case I'm able to be back there for a luncheon now and then.
Best wishes to all,
Bill
Air Force Cadet
Turn up the sound first, then click here --> http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vA8u7JpelJM
Ace, Just checking in to let you know that I changed my e-mail address to amthrush@earthlink.net .
I've been busy with a new granddaughter and some volunteer work; so I gave up the Falcon sports updates.
Hope all is well with you and Louise.
Aaron
Florian Meinhardt (boomer34usaf@yahoo.com
Thought this was extremely well done! Phil
Hello Ace,
Marty and I certainly enjoyed our brief visit with you and were delighted that we were able to rendezvous with Weezy for lunch.
I wish that I would have had a few days instead of a few hours to try to help with the website.
I think that I could only be of some help after a few day learning curve but I see on the site that you are making progress.
Here we are, hard at work, the old pro and the neophyte.
Below is the type of picture we're looking for:
Hi, Ace:Just saw the revised class web page and like it. Just to update: My e-mail address is bfur396@earthlink.netAnd also, is the class panorama pic that was available on the old web site still available? would like a copy if so.Ben F
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Ben Furuta
bfuruta396@earthlink.net
626-403-7706
Hello Ace, It was nice to catch up with you this evening.
Please send the latest email address file if available.
Please try to find some old photos to add to the collection.
Here's an example of what can be done with old slides.
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