Class of 79 News
July 2014
Omnes Viri News
USNA 79ers – 35th REUNION
4:00pm-5:15pm
Dress Parade on
Worden Field
7:15pm-8:30pm Jewish Service in
Levy Center
7:00pm-11:00pm Dinner Reception
(Westin Hotel)
Our 35th Reunion will be 25-28 September
2014. We play Western Kentucky on the
27th. Here is information from Valerie &
Sean on the tentative schedule, our
headquarters hotel, registering for the
reunion, ordering football tickets, and the
class store (same info from last month).
Saturday September 27th
9:00am-5:00pm Museum Hours
9:00am-5:00pm Visitor Center Hours
9:00am-10:00am Reunion Check -In/
The Westin Annapolis
10:00am-11:00am Class Meeting /
The Westin Annapolis
1:00pm-7:00pm Tailgater/ N* Room
Navy-M/C Stadium
3:30pm
Navy VS Western
Kentucky
After Game
Company Parties
1979 Reunion – Tentative Schedule
of Events
Thursday September 25th
7:30am-4:00pm Midshipmen Store Hours
9:00am-5:00pm Visitor Center Hours
9:00am-5:00pm Museum Hours
(TBD)
Golf (Location TBD)
12:00-12:15pm Noon Meal Formation
3:00pm-6:30pm Reunion Check-In /
The Westin Annapolis
7:00pm-10:00pm Crab Feast- Supe’s Tent/
Navy-MC Stadium
Sunday September 28th
9:00am-5:00pm Visitor Center Hours
9:00am-10:00am Catholic Service
(Main Chapel)
11:00am-5:00pm Museum Hours
11:00am-12:15pm Protestant Service
(Main Chapel)
Friday September 26th
7:30am-4:00pm Midshipmen Store Hours
9:00am-5:00pm Visitor Center Hours
9:00am-5:00pm Museum Hours
9:00am-6:30pm Reunion Check-In /
The Westin Annapolis
11:00am-12:00 Class Memorial
(Main Chapel)
12:00-12:15pm Noon Meal Formation
1:50pm-3:00pm Superintendent Briefing
Alumni Association
Welcome (Alumni Hall)
1979 Reunion – Hotel Information
Here is the information and link for booking
the Westin Hotel for the 35th Reunion. A
personalized Web site for USNA Class Of
1979 occurring (September 25, 2014 September 29, 2014) has been created.
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Guests can access the site to learn more
about the event and to book, modify, or
cancel a reservation from April 14, 2014 to
September 29, 2014.
instructions are provided courtesy of the
Alumni Association.
Please go to the USNA Alumni Association
website at USNA.com. Once there, click on
“Sign In” to log into your account.
Below you will find the appropriate link(s)
for classmates to access the site:
For classmates that have an account in the
Online Community at the Alumni
Association website, please visit
http://www.usna.com and log into your
account. If you do not have an account in the
Online Community, then please follow the
prompts on the sign in page to set one up. If
you are not sure, then contact
onlinecommunity@usna.com and we will be
happy to check for you!
USNA Class Of 1979 (OR copy and paste
the following link into a web browser)
https://www.starwoodmeeting.com/StarGroups
Web/res?id=1404149119&key=22ED9002.
Important Information:
 1 night stay plus tax advanced deposit is
due at time of booking
 2 night minimum stay required for rate
to apply.
 Cancellation period is 30 days prior to
arrival date or guest will forfeit the afore
mentioned deposit.
If you have an account but do not remember
your user name and/or password and have
the same email address as when the account
was set up you can submit a request online
to retrieve your username and/or password.
The room rate negotiated is $299 per night.
At the last Reunion five years ago, the rate
was $288, as a point of reference. Typically,
the Westin charges $349 per night on a
Football Weekend.
If your email address has changed, PLEASE
DO NOT SET UP ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Instead, contact the Alumni Association and
we will be happy to look up your user name
and password so that you can access your
account to register for the reunion and
update your contact information. Please
email onlinecommunity@usna.com for user
name and password look up.
1979 Reunion – Registration
Instructions
Reunion Registration is now open. In
previous emails I asked that you prepare for
this by ensuring your login credentials –
User Name and Password at the Alumni
Association Website (www.usna.com) –
were tested and ready. Are you ready?
Once signed in, click on My Account in the
bottom right hand corner of the page. Click
on Update Profile to update your contact
information, and then click on military
salutation to update your current rank or
civilian status, followed by updating Class
Mail so that your class officers can continue
to communicate with you.
Please read through this email completely
before you actually go Register.
This email provides the gouge to get you
registered and paid up for all the key
activities.
The team at the Alumni Association is
standing by to help! Please do not hesitate to
contact one of the following for
username/password retrieval or help
registering for your reunion:
For those of you who are NOT ready yet,
here is what you need to do to log in. These
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onlinecommunity@usna.com or
holly.powers@usna.com.
After making all selections, click on
Calculate Total, then Next.
Once you have logged in and are ready to
proceed (make sure you have your credit
card ready for payment and perhaps be ready
to take some notes – particularly if you are
interested in the Golf Outing), go to Stay
Connected, then Find My Class and select
1979. In the next screen select Events and
click on Register Here and you will be taken
to the Registration Page. If you are unable to
see the Events tab, try accessing the USNA
Alumni Association web site using Mozilla
Fox Fire or Chrome.
At Step 3, Verify your address and contact
information then complete the credit card
payment information. Click Complete
Registration.
You will receive an email confirmation of
your order. Your Credit Card will also show
the charge as made to IATS-Charities which
handles the payments for the Alumni
Association.
Your Reunion Committee looks forward to
seeing each of you in September!
When you have accessed the Registration
page:
Update 5/21 from Sean Cate:
Reunion Registrations are taking off with
about 20 classmates signing up in the first
days. I want to point out a few common
errors we are seeing people make so you
won’t also make them.
Step 1 comes up. This page provides a
summary of all events and event costs. Note:
If you are going to attend the Friday Dinner
AND Saturday Tailgate, there is a Combo
Price for these two events.
First – please be careful with your
selections. There has been some confusion
with the Combo selection. The Combo
selection gives you a discounted price for
the Friday Dinner and the Saturday Tailgate.
Use Combo for every Adult in your party
attending BOTH events. Leave the
individual Friday Dinner and Saturday
Tailgate empty if it is just you and/or other
adults.
After you are familiar with the events and
are ready to make your selections, click
Next.
At Step 2 you will Register and select the
events you will attend. If you select Combo
for Friday Dinner and Saturday Tailgate you
do not need to again select those as a single
event. The exception would be for additional
Dinner or Tailgate tickets for children,
friends, etc. NOTE: Friday Dinner is Adult
Only.
However, some you may also be bringing
your children/grandchildren to the Saturday
Tailgate only, or your former Sponsor (for
example) to the Friday dinner only. Those
may be added in the individual event areas.
If you have any questions, please let me
know.
Please include your planned attendance at
the Class Meeting, Supe’s Brief, and
Memorial Service. These events are FREE
but we would like a preliminary headcount.
Please also make sure you have added the
name (First Last format preferred) for ALL
people in your party attending Pay-for
events.
Check your email receipt closely after you
have registered to assure all information is
correct. If you have Registered and made an
error or later want to change some aspect of
your registration, (add or delete an event,
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add/correct nametag info, etc.) this MUST
be done manually. All changes require you
to contact Holly Powers at the Alumni
Association, at (410) 295-4017 or
holly.powers@usna.com and she will be
happy to take care of it for you.
proceed. If you have never purchased
tickets with the Navy Ticket Office,
create a new account by using Box 3 at
the sign in option.
1979 Reunion – Class Store
The registration fee is mandatory.
Good News: The Class Store is OPEN:
Reunion merchandise is available on
http://www.usnaclasstore.com/79store.html.
Merchandise must be ordered in advance
and will be shipped directly to you. Orders
must be received by August 24th to be
shipped prior to the reunion. Merchandise
will not be available during the reunion
weekend.
Again, it is helpful for our planning to know
how many people may attend the Memorial
Service, Supe’s Brief, and Class Meeting so
don’t omit those in your registration.
Spouses are welcome to attend the Class
Meeting Saturday morning.
The Registration process will remain open
until about three weeks before the Reunion.
Please don’t plan to “Just show up” as walkups for all events may not be possible. You
MUST register by August 31 to guarantee
your Nametags will be printed.
1979 Reunion – Information on
Class Website (www.usna79.com)
Reservations for the Westin are booking at a
brisk pace! Don’t forget to book your room
at our Headquarters Hotel!
Stan Clark will keep all reunion information
available on our class website
(www.usna79.com). There is a link for the
35th Reunion on the left-hand side of the
page and here is the address for the page:
BEAT ARMY! Omnes Viri 1979, Sean
http://www.usna79.com/Class_Information/Eve
nts/35th_Reunion/35th_Reunion_main.htm.
1979 Reunion – Football Ticket:
Online Ordering Instructions
PREZ SEZ
The Navy Ticket Office wants your reunion
experience to be a special one. We have a
block of tickets set aside for your reunion so
you can sit with your classmate. This
specific block of seats is available online.
Tickets will be mailed 2-3 weeks prior to the
game.
1. Go to www.navysports.com
2. Click on the Buy Tickets Link
3. Click on the Promotion Codes Drop
Down
4. Enter 1979 in the promotional code box
5. Enter Quantity of tickets needed and
continue through order.
6. If you have an account with the Navy
Ticket Office, use your account log in to
Greetings Classmates,
From Mid-Month:
There are a couple of Navy-Marine Corps
notices I wanted to pass along:
Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel
announced today (6/5) that the president has
made the following nomination:
Marine Corps Gen. Joseph F. Dunford Jr.,
for appointment to the rank of general and
for assignment as the 36th commandant of
the Marine Corps, Washington, District of
Columbia. Dunford is currently serving as
commander, International Security
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that require a minimum order – the Slipon Visor, and the Afghan Blanket. I’m
ordering two blankets myself so help me
out to get to the minimum (I think it is
only 20). Your order will ship in plenty
of time for the Reunion, but the store
will NOT be open during the Reunion so
order your class apparel now.
Assistance Force-Afghanistan; and
commander, United States ForcesAfghanistan.
Secretary of Defense Chuck Hagel
announced today (6/6) that the president has
made the following nomination:
Navy Rear Adm. Walter E. Carter Jr.,
nominated for appointment to the rank of
vice admiral and for assignment as
superintendent, U.S. Naval Academy,
Annapolis, Maryland. Carter is currently
serving as president, Naval War College,
Newport, Rhode Island. Ted Carter is an
NFO out of the USNA Class of 1981. I don’t
know what Company he was in but I’m sure
one of you will tell me.
BEAT ARMY!
From End-of-Month:
Reunion registration is going slow but
steady; as of the end of June we have 62
classmates registered. The Reunion
Committee is putting together a good deal
for the classmate who is the 79th to register,
and that will be announced at the Reunion. It
would help our planning for more people to
register now – some things like Reunion
Giveaways take lead times that require us to
estimate final numbers prior to the end of
Registration in early September. We don’t
want to have too few or too many items.
Book your Hotel Room, get your football
tickets, and get registered today! After that,
click into the Class Store and get your
Reunion gear!
OK Folks. A Reunion Update. As of 6/13
we have 47 Classmates registered to attend.
In addition we have over 50 (of 120) rooms
booked at the Westin Hotel. Please get your
room booked soon and registration entered
so you don’t miss out. Once again the
Reunion Committee will provide a good
deal to whoever is the 79th Classmate to
register. All gouge (links, etc.) for the
Reunion has been provided in my previous
emails or may be found at the class website,
www.usna79.com.
Remember that you need to:
 Book your Westin Hotel Room through
the established link
 Register and pay for all Reunion events
through the Alumni Association link
o The Crab Feast Thursday evening
has a maximum attendance so once
full, we will have to close that.
 You MUST have a Football Ticket for
everyone in your party attending the
Tailgate. Contact the NAAA per
previous gouge.
 Chuck Dixon will be coordinating the
Class Golf Outing with more
information coming soon.
 The Class Store is OPEN. Link
previously provided. There are two items
See you all in September! Beat Western
Kentucky! Beat Air Force! Beat Army!
O/V, Sean
P.S. Register for the Reunion TODAY!!!!
B IL L T O T I
Cubic Names Bill Toti as New
President of Mission Support
Services.
Cubic announced that effective July 1, Bill
Toti will succeed Jimmie Balentine as
president of Cubic's Mission Support
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Services segment. Toti will also serve as a
senior vice president of Cubic Corporation.
To ensure a smooth transition, Balentine
will remain at Cubic until the end of the
fiscal year serving as chairman of Mission
Support Services. Balentine will then serve
in a part time role as an executive advisor to
Toti. Balentine's retirement comes after
more than 20 years with the company.
Balentine successfully grew the business
unit from $25 million to nearly $500 million
during his tenure.
"I'm excited to step into this role and look
forward to working closely with our
customers and partners," Toti said. "I'm
looking forward to applying my diverse
skills and experience to some of the biggest
challenges we face today and there is no
better place to do that than Cubic."
Toti has a bachelor's degree in physics from
the U.S. Naval Academy and a master's
degree in spacecraft systems engineering and
pre-doctoral electrical engineering degree
from the Naval Postgraduate School. He
served as a Federal Executive Fellow at the
Brookings Institution specializing in Asian
political-military affairs, and as a
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Seminar XXI Fellow in International
Affairs.
"I want to thank Jimmie Balentine for his
extraordinary efforts leading our Mission
Support Services business segment. Jim has
demonstrated outstanding leadership and
built a world-class team," said Brad
Feldmann, president and chief operating
officer of Cubic Corporation.
About Cubic Corporation
"We are delighted to welcome Bill to Cubic.
He brings the right talent and experience to
this important role as we continue to seek
ways to expand growth prospects for the
company. Bill is a proven leader with a solid
track record in mission-oriented businesses
including large scale IT enterprises
deployment and support."
Cubic Corporation is the parent company of
three major business segments. Cubic
Transportation Systems is a leading
integrator of payment and information
technology and services for intelligent travel
solutions. Cubic Defense Systems is a
leading provider of realistic combat training
systems and secure communications.
Mission Support Services is a leading
provider of training, operations,
maintenance, technical and other support
services for the U.S. and allied nations. For
more information about Cubic, see the
company's Web site at
http://www.cubic.com.
Before joining Cubic, Toti worked at the
Hewlett-Packard Company as vice president
and account executive for the U.S. Navy and
Marine Corps Accounts for HP Enterprise
Services. During his tenure at HP, Toti led a
$1.3 billion per year business unit and
successfully led the HP team that won the
re-compete of the Next Generation
Enterprise Network project. He led all IT
strategy, service design, service transition,
service operations and continuous service
improvement for the Navy and Marine
Corps Internet and other Navy/Marine
networks. Prior to HP, Toti was vice
president of the Mission Support Operations
at Raytheon Company. He also served more
than 26 years in the U.S. Navy.
CONGRATS, BILL!
LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
At the 82nd Military Operations Research
Society Symposium (MORSS), I was
honored to receive one of the two MORS
lifetime achievement awards for the
individual practitioner, the Clayton J.
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Thomas Award. Quite a surprise! My
“boss” at the USNA Alumni Association –
the Chapter Coordinator, Lt Col Joe Fagan
USMC Ret. – and classmate Mark Clemente
were at the plenary session.
CORPSMAN BECOMES MARINE
Battle-Scarred Corpsman Becomes
Marine
It’s not often you see a midshipman hustling
down Stribling Walk to get to class with a
Combat Action Ribbon and a Purple Heart
pinned to his uniform, but that was the last
four years for 2nd Lt. Jefferson Talicuran.
The 25-year-old former Navy corpsman,
who was nearly discharged for a combat
wound only years before, strode across the
graduation stage this year to accept his
diploma and commission as a Marine Corps
ground combat officer more than seven
years after he originally joined the Navy
straight out of high school.
Here is the write-up:
The MORS 2014 Thomas Award is
presented to Mr. Kirk Michealson in
recognition of his extraordinary
contributions to the military and national
security operations analysis profession and
to its future vitality through his unselfish
mentoring and support of aspiring analysts
during more than thirty years of truly
distinguished service. Throughout his career,
he has also contributed to the analytical
endeavors that support critical decision
making in all areas of national defense—
within the military, in the Office of the
Secretary of Defense, and in the commercial
defense sector. Mr. Michealson has also
given back to the profession he loves
through his volunteer work at all levels of
the Military Operations Research Society.
These contributions reflect the highest
standards of the operations research
profession in the national security realm, Mr.
Michealson truly epitomizes all that the
Thomas Award stands for.
ALL ACADEMY CHALLENGE
1-10 July is the time we will beat Army yet
again … and Air Force and Coast Guard all
at once. This friendly fund-raising
competition has been established to support
the next generation of leaders in the form of
a sprint for 10 days only. It’s a simple way
to show them all that Navy is truly the best.
Which academy has the most supporters?
That will be up to YOU.
VADM MIKE MILLER ‘74
As his tour comes to an end, hear Admiral
Miller’s thoughts on what his time as
Superintendent has meant to him, the future
of the Academy, the impact of philanthropy
and more in this video interview.
ALUMNI MENTORING PROGRAM
With nearly 800 USNA alumni participating
as mentors and protégés, the Alumni
Mentoring Program (AMP) Pilot was
accepted and endorsed by the USNA Alumni
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Association Board of Trustees on 2 May to
continue. As part of the 50th Anniversary
Legacy Gift from the Class of 1969, AMP
promotes the culture of alumni helping
alumni to achieve greater goals in life and
career.
Orange grease has a way of leaving a stain,
especially when it’s mixed with sweat from
climbing a 21-foot obelisk.
“You’re kind of a rock star in a small arena,
for a day at least,” said John Truesdell, who
reached the top of the Herndon Monument at
the Naval Academy in 1960 in a record 12
minutes.
“THE LAST SHIP”
Producer Michael Bay (synonymous with
things blowing up), filming aboard the
HALSEY and DEWEY, a lead actor who
was quite happy the setting was a ship and
not a submarine, post-apocalyptic drama,
alumni involvement, a Navy crew saving the
world, riveting dialogue like, “I WANT
ANSWERS!” … what's not to like here?
Premiers on 22 June—here’s the trailer.
“It’s one of two good memories from plebe
year,” said Truesdell, now 73 and a
semiretired investment counselor who lives
near Tuscon, Arizona.
He credits his small stature with being the
key to his Herndon success. He weighed 123
pounds when he entered the academy, and
by Christmas the rigors of plebe year had his
5-foot 6-inch frame down to 108.
SURVIVING THE 1st YEAR
Not long after graduation, Induction Day
ushers the next class in to begin the neverending and hottest summer of their young
lives, a tradition that also happens at Air
Force, Coast Guard and West Point. Less
than seven percent come from military
families and only 1 in 10 don't make it
through their first year. Five percent don’t
last the summer. Here’s a great video
chronicling “freshmen” at all four academies
during those daunting first six weeks for the
Class of 2002.
“It was just everybody yelling and pushing,”
said Truesdell, who was shoved aloft in a
kind of vertical pushup. “It was just a riot.”
Mids in those days wore their dress uniforms
to Herndon, unlike today, when T-shirts and
shorts rule. In the 1960 climb Truesdell, like
the other plebes, shed his coat and shoes,
then had at it.
HERNDON MEMORIES
Truesdell, who graduated from the academy
in 1963, holds the record for climbing the
monument when greased. The Class of
2017, which will tackle Herndon on Monday
afternoon, will have to cope with a coating
of vegetable shortening.
As with other Herndon climbs, there was no
strategy — just perspiration, luck and
teamwork.
Herndon memories: Mids who
made it to the top reflect on climb
By THERESA WINSLOW
twinslow@capgaznews.com
In some years, the marker was left bare —
resulting in a record of one minute, 30
seconds, set by the Class of 1972.
His white dress pants and matching socks
were trashed.
Last year, it took plebes more than 90
minutes to scale the monument, grab the
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“Dixie cup” hat atop the obelisk and replace
it with an upperclassman’s hat. The longest
climb — more than four hours — was in
1995.
I realized how close it was,” said Davis, a
guard on the academy basketball team who
runs a law firm in Atlanta. “I reached up and
tugged and held (the hat) up in the air. They
carried me off.”
Many of the mids who’ve made it to the top
were either small like Truesdell, or tall, like
Midshipman 1st Class Matthew Dalton, 21,
who is 6 feet 4 inches and made it to the top
in 2011.
A plaque commemorating the event still
hangs on the wall of his sponsor’s home, he
said.
“I just remember everybody was wet,
everybody was slipping and sliding, but it
was a great day.”
The tradition of the climb dates back to
1940. The ritual started to become
significant as a plebe rite of passage later
that decade.
“When I pass (the monument),” said
Midshipman 2nd Class Andrew Craig, who
triumphed in 2012, “I just remember having
a great time with my friends. We kind of
suffered together through plebe year.”
Legend holds that the plebe who gets to the
top will be the first admiral in the class —
but that has never happened.
Craig, 21, called snatching the cap “a huge
rush” and said he was simply at the right
place at the right time. Of course, him being
over 6-foot 5 helped, too.
“Every class thinks they’ll break the record.
How hard could it be? But you know, you
can’t discount the chaos factor. I was wet
and greasy, but you wouldn’t want to be
anywhere else.”
Truesdell made it to commander. Dalton,
who will graduate this week, is taking a
cautious approach. “When I get to the fleet,
we’ll see where I go from there.”
79ers IN THE NEWS
The monument is named after Cmdr.
William Lewis Herndon, who went down
with his ship in a hurricane in 1857.
“When I go back and I look at it, it doesn’t
seem that tall,” Truesdell said.
1 – Welcome to the Area / Newsletter – New
additions this month include: None.
But Herndon still loomed plenty large to the
teenage sons of Mawuli “Mel” Davis when
he showed it to them at his 20th reunion.
Updates include: Abe Ellis, Greg Parker,
Dick Tobey.
‘They couldn’t believe (I) climbed all the
way up there,” said Davis, 45, who in 1988
got to the top in 43 minutes, 44 seconds —
the fastest time of the decade.
2 – Abe Ellis – I received the following from
Abe. Congrats, Abe!
“Today I find myself in Upstate New York
(35 minutes from the little town in which I
“We just got out there and before I knew it I
could hear people yelling ... and that’s when
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(along with our classmates Jim Burton,
Mike Mowins and Mike Feidt) was born and
raised...lacrosse hot bed which was my
ticket into USNA!!) as the Business
(BarnEllis Enterprises, LLC) Manager and
the General Manager of the Salmon River
Lighthouse & Marina in hustling and
bustling Pulaski, NY. (pronounced pahLAS-keye, unlike pah-LAS-kee, as those old
Virginians say for their town!).
lakefront home, to a lifelong very good
friend (the sister of MY lifelong since 9th
grade.....best friend!) whom (Kathy) became
my very best friend and my S.O. over the
past 7 years. (guess maybe I should write
some of this "new" news to the author of our
Shipmate article.....or a cc on this
note....yeah, that will work!) (Wiz, I may
have a picture on my camera I can download
and send to you.......I for sure have one on
my cell phone...after the tie, my dress shoes
and her high heels went off and Hawaiian
shirt and flip flops went on......will a cell
phone pic work??) So that is it for now Boyz
and Girlz. Hope you both are doing well.
Not sure if this new venture will allow my
new bride and me to leave for an entire
weekend of debauchery in Nappy Town with
all of the LCWB crazies, but we for sure
have NOT taken it off the "2014 Bucket
List".
Our family purchased the entire property
about 2 months ago.....marina, retail store,
boat docks, boat launch, gas and diesel
service, 3 rental cabins, AND....drum
roll.......an actual Lighthouse......built in
1838, deactivated later that century, then
RE-activated about 25 years ago (I think!)
and it is now an "official" USCG Type II
Aid to Navigation.......right here at the
mouth of the Salmon River where it joins
Lake Ontario. The late summer Salmon
"Run" into the river to their final place of
rest is something to behold.....which I did
last year for the first time. Now I am smack
dab in the middle of it all at the (arguably)
best spot for the hundreds (thousands??) of
salmon fishing fanatic fools that wait all
year to be a part of it.....
All the best! Fly Navy!! O/V, Abe
3 – Andy Brower – I received the following
request from Andy Brower:
“Our daughter Addie is graduating from
high school this year. She has accepted with
William and Mary but has deferred for a
year to study Chinese at Fudan University in
Shanghai. Can you send out a blast asking if
anyone has contacts or info to share about
Shanghai?”
Tough gig......REAL tough gig. The
lighthouse is one of only 3 along the Seaway
Trail in which one can stay overnight.....it
has a 2-story residence and 3 bedrooms. All
of the "pieces" of this new puzzle are
undergoing massive renovations (years of
decline and neglect and "who really gives a
crap" attitude to reverse), so I wear a lot of
different hats every day (including "Keeper
of the Light!"). Perfect place for an old
worn-out Navy O-6, don't ya think? (All of
this reminds me of the retired Army General
in White Christmas...General Waverly as I
recall)
Andy’s e-mail is atbrow@aol.com.
DC AREA 79er COORDINATOR
HOME – Kirk.Michealson@1979.USNA.com
or Kirk.michealson@gmail.com
Orlando, FL – (407)422-9694
Cell – (407)375-3440
And...2nd drum roll........I was married 2
weeks ago right on the beach in front of our
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