USCGA 1967 News: Page 2

USCGA 1967 News

Page 2

67 Class News: Page 1

Email from Rich Andrews

Photograph of T. White, Bob and Biaca Frame and Rich and Judy taken in Hawaii last fall. Here
They look like they are having more fun than should be legal! Thanks for sending us this photo.

-Posted 13 Jan 2003

Email from Evan & Helen Stoll

Hi -- It's good to catch up with classmates after all these years. I saw Jim Townley in Portland over the Thanksgiving weekend. Next year will mark 40 years (for most of us) since we began our Coast Guard Odyssey. It also marks retirement (if what I hear is correct) for the last active member of our class. I suggested to Jim that we should marry the two events by seeing how many classmate can attend Paul's retirement. I think it might be nice to see the end of what we began together. Any thoughts?

Another thought for the website is a biographical section. After 40 years I find it interesting to find out what people have done. Where their careers went, and how they've enjoyed life. Another possibility is just a place for 'sea stories' - a memorable event at CGA or during the career. You know what I mean; things like parking in the commandant's parking space. (N.B. Yes, I did & no, it was not a good idea.)

Enjoy the holidays.

- Evan -
-Posted 10 Dec 2002

Note received from Johnny Curran

Joe,
Here's the article you asked me to write.

It sure is good to be in contact with members of the Coast Guard again; in particular The Class of '67 after a 34 year hiatus My life has had two bright spots in it since I left the Academy in 1966.

I have a daughter, Christine, age 32, who is working on her master's degree in social work at San Francisco State University in San Francisco, CA, and a son, Scott, age 28, who is one or two courses short of a bachelor's degree in criminal justice from Winona State University, in Winona, MN. He is currently working as a supervisor in the juvenile detention center.

I was fortunate enough to get a bachelor' degree in public accounting in 1971 from St. Cloud State University in St. Cloud, MN, 70 miles NNW of Minneapolis, MN.

In my heart, I have always felt that the Coast Guard Academy has always commissioned the finest and best officers in the world. I hope that you will welcome me into the Coast Guard.

John Curran
-Posted 10 Dec 2002

Old Class Mate Rediscovered

I had the pleasure of having a long conversation with Johnny Curran tonight. He says he is doing well. I know life has been tough for him. It was great to hear him. He will have an email account before long. If anyone would like his phone number let me know.
-Posted 21 Nov 2002

An offer you cannot refuse!

Free! A CD with all of the class images I have collected to date from the reunion and other submittals. All you have to do is ask. Send me an email telling me where to mail the CD and I will ship. I had waited some before making this offer, thinking there would be more photos sent my way, but the supply seems to have dried up. (However, it is never too late. If you got em send em.)
-Posted 09 Nov 2002

Our Class web site is now fully activated. We moved the site from our old low tech host to our official web domain:

www.cga67.com
The old site has a redirection web page installed. So we are now home.....
-Posted 07 Nov 2002

From Joe Angelico:

Geoff Kline read a poem at the 35th Reunion, composed for the occasion. "The Ballad of Sixty Seven"
-Posted 05 Nov 2002

Chad and his faithful companion Bernadette on the shores of the Magothy. Here
-Posted 13 Oct 2002

We are official. The class is registered for an Internet Domain under the name cga67.com. For the time being, I will develop and maintain the site on this current low tech hosting site. Eventually, we will move the site to our new address. We can hold that domain name forever. Internet map for keeps.
-Posted 10 Oct 2002

Photo of Rich and Whilborg taken in Sturgis this summer. Here; -Posted 9 Oct 2002

67 News Page

USCGA 1967 Home Page