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<!--sizeo:3--><span style="font-size:12pt;line-height:100%"><!--/sizeo-->Mike; I entered the U.S. Army in 1969 and retired from the Air National Guard in 1990. After leaving active duty in 1978 I attended the University of Texas El Paso and realized I wasn't cut out for the college thing. We moved to Nebraska where work as a truck drive hauling produce from California east. This work didn't leave much for a family life so I got a job as a machinist. This got boring so I hired on as Chief of Police (Village Marshal) until Par completed her degree. We moved to Concordia Kansas where I hired on with the police department. This didn't work out, to much politics. I found a position with the Kansas Air national Guard as an aircraft technician (I maintained my military time with the Nebraska and Kansas Army National Guard). After retiring from the National Guard I went to work for the U.S. Air Force as a Quality Assurance Specialist - Aircraft (QAS) at Boeing. After a number of transfers of duty positions, reorganizations, mergers, and finally an agency designation I retired from contract management in 2007. I did finish my Associates Degree in Quality Auditing and earned certification as a Certified Quality Auditor in 1990.

Pat; This poor woman had the misfortune to marry Mike in 1973 while living in Germany with her parents. She followed Mike around from post to post until finally ending up in Nebraska where she attended the University of Nebraska Kearney receiving a BS in Education. Pat was hired by the school district in Concordia, Kansas. After one year she followed Mike down to Wichita. She was hired to teach special education in Rose Hill. Pat did this for four years and went to work for Rose Hill Schools teaching fifth grade. She has since taught third, fourth, and ninth grade earning a Teacher of the Year award in the process. Pat will be able to retire when I hit the lottery or 2012, which ever occurs first. Now he wants to take Pat all over the country in a motorhome. After I retired we bought a 2000 40' Beaver Contessa motorhome and started to seriously making plans to fulltime in it.<!--sizec--></span><!--/sizec-->