10/6/2017 Las Vegas Reunion for Class of 1963 and others
REUNION OF SEPTEMBER 2017 in Las Vegas!!!!! The class of 1963 and members of classes of '57, '58, '59, '60, '61, '64, and '65, had a wonderful, super, joyous time. Can't think of enough supe
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9/25/2013 Uploading Names and Senior Class Pictures (9/21/13)
I am in the process of uploading the names (from the Commencement Excercise Program)and senior class pictures (from the He'e Nalu). So far I have come across a number of you that did not hav
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My checkered career has taken me all over the world. I tried to retire (my second one) from the United Nations in December, 2007 but found myself at loose ends so re-joined the UN and am now working in Port-au-Prince, Haiti. History: I managed to graduate with a degree in Business Administration from UH Manoa. Heeding Uncle Sam's call, I enlisted in the Air Force and was soon on my way from the comforts of Hawaii to Officers Training School in Texas. After completing 4+ years of active duty, I remained in the Air Force Reserve until my retirement as Deputy Group Commander (Lt Colonel) at McChord AFB, Washington (26+ total years). I served mostly stateside with many TDYs to the South Pacific and Asia. Later, with the help of the GI Bill, I managed to earn my Masters Degree in International Management at Thunderbird School of Global Management in Arizona, work in International Banking for 15+ years, while concurrently teaching evening international business classes at a community college for 5+ years, spend 2+ years in Tokyo as the Trade Representative for Washington State, and later spend 2+ years in Moscow, Russia courtesy of the US Peace Corps as Chief of Admin and Finance for the 60+ Volunteers scattered throughout the country. Soon after completing that assignment and returning to the USA, I was recruited to work with the United Nations in a number of peace-keeping missions all in sub-Saharan Africa, and completed my 10+ year career with the UN in late 2007 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Sadly, while working in Africa, Lisa, my second wife of 16 years, passed away. I later married an African gal whom I had met while on assignment in Ghana, West Africa and we spent our honeymoon on safari in Kruger Park, South Africa. Esther and I are now happily living in quiet obscurity in Tucson, Arizona where I'm making her attend classic/antique car shows with me as well as watch old Humphrey Bogart films when she's not working as a newly-minted Medical Administrator at a nearby clinic. I've advised Esther to learn the chorus of "Witch Doctor" because the words will likely appear on her upcoming US Citizenship exam.
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