North Olmsted Class Reunions
North Olmsted, Ohio (OH)
Recent Members
| Adele Calmer | 1993 |
| Laurie Potter | 1972 |
| Lisa Weiner | 1975 |
| Lynne Matejka | 1974 |
| Mary Zupancic Gagliardo | 1966 |
| Robert Kess Robert Kess | 1974 |
| Ron Sees Ron Sees | 1979 |
| Sarah Monica | 2023 |
Military Alumni
Honoring Our Heroes
This area is dedicated to our alumni that have served or are serving in our armed forces!
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Honored Military Alumni
Ann Wilkins Jefferson
Class of 1988
Navy Reserves, 10 Years
US Air Force Reserve, 2005-2008;
US Navy Reserve 2008-present
US Marine Corps OCS, 1994-1995, IRR 1995-2003
Class of 1988
Navy Reserves, 10 Years
US Air Force Reserve, 2005-2008;
US Navy Reserve 2008-present
US Marine Corps OCS, 1994-1995, IRR 1995-2003
Ann Wilkins Jefferson
Class of 1988
Navy, 1 Years
Navy Reserve Public Affairs Officer. Prior service Air Force Reserve PA for 3 years.
Class of 1988
Navy, 1 Years
Navy Reserve Public Affairs Officer. Prior service Air Force Reserve PA for 3 years.
Christine Kloss
Class of 2000
National Guard, 10 Years
Logistics Readiness Officer, Kentucky Air National Guard.
Class of 2000
National Guard, 10 Years
Logistics Readiness Officer, Kentucky Air National Guard.
Christine Kloss
Class of 2000
National Guard, 11 Years
Currently a Logistics Officer in the Kentucky Air National Guard
Class of 2000
National Guard, 11 Years
Currently a Logistics Officer in the Kentucky Air National Guard
Dale Deeken
Class of 2008
Navy, 4 Years
25Jun08-22Aug08: boot camp
23Aug08-31Jan09: corpsman A school
12Feb09-09May09: field medical service school
09May09-14Jun12: Camp Geiger SOI-E
14Jun12-present: 1/6 Bravo Co.
Class of 2008
Navy, 4 Years
25Jun08-22Aug08: boot camp
23Aug08-31Jan09: corpsman A school
12Feb09-09May09: field medical service school
09May09-14Jun12: Camp Geiger SOI-E
14Jun12-present: 1/6 Bravo Co.
Dale Deeken
Class of 2008
Navy, 2 Years
Basic Training: 25JUN08-22AUG08
Hospital Corps A school: 01NOV08-30JAN09
Field Medical Service School: 07MAR09-08MAY09
Camp Geiger Branch Medical Clinic/ Marine Corps Combat Training Battialion FOX CO:09MAY09-Present.
Class of 2008
Navy, 2 Years
Basic Training: 25JUN08-22AUG08
Hospital Corps A school: 01NOV08-30JAN09
Field Medical Service School: 07MAR09-08MAY09
Camp Geiger Branch Medical Clinic/ Marine Corps Combat Training Battialion FOX CO:09MAY09-Present.
David G Hansen
Class of 1956
Army, 20+ Years
Service as an artillery officer and professor of strategic studies and strategy at the Army War College. Total military service of 35 years. Two years in Vietnam.
Class of 1956
Army, 20+ Years
Service as an artillery officer and professor of strategic studies and strategy at the Army War College. Total military service of 35 years. Two years in Vietnam.
Donald M. Jackson
Class of 1970
Air Force, 20+ Years
Retired Lt Col. Aircraft flown - C-141, T-38, B-707 (VC-137), C-9, B-747 (VC-25). Retired as the Deputy Commander of the Air Force One Crew in 1996.
Class of 1970
Air Force, 20+ Years
Retired Lt Col. Aircraft flown - C-141, T-38, B-707 (VC-137), C-9, B-747 (VC-25). Retired as the Deputy Commander of the Air Force One Crew in 1996.
Donna Knemeyer (Albritton)
Class of 1973
Navy, 14 Years
I was an Operations Specialist First Class when honorably discharged.
Class of 1973
Navy, 14 Years
I was an Operations Specialist First Class when honorably discharged.
Dr. Arthur Atchison
Class of 1962
Navy, 6 Years
Vietnam 1965-67 Riverine, Mekong Delta
Rate E6
Class of 1962
Navy, 6 Years
Vietnam 1965-67 Riverine, Mekong Delta
Rate E6
Duane Limpert
Class of 1996
Army, 6 Years
Graduate United States Military Academy 2000
Air Defense Officer 2000-2003
Military Intelligence 2003-2006
Fort Lewis Washington 1st Brigade, 25th Infantry Division (Stryker Brigade Combat Team)
Class of 1996
Army, 6 Years
Graduate United States Military Academy 2000
Air Defense Officer 2000-2003
Military Intelligence 2003-2006
Fort Lewis Washington 1st Brigade, 25th Infantry Division (Stryker Brigade Combat Team)
Eric C. Ausse
Class of 1994
Air Force, 13 Years
Still on active duty. Currently training in Texas, then off to Korea for a year with a follow on back to Europe. In 2011 my family and I wiil be moving to Italy.
Class of 1994
Air Force, 13 Years
Still on active duty. Currently training in Texas, then off to Korea for a year with a follow on back to Europe. In 2011 my family and I wiil be moving to Italy.
Frank Bulen
Class of 1977
Navy, 17 Years
US Navy reserves since 1994 Active duty since 2004. Fallujah Iraq 2004-05, currently (2/1/11) Kandahar Afghanistan.
Class of 1977
Navy, 17 Years
US Navy reserves since 1994 Active duty since 2004. Fallujah Iraq 2004-05, currently (2/1/11) Kandahar Afghanistan.
Geralyn Franczak Majkowski
Class of 1977
Navy Reserves, 20+ Years
Hospital Corpsman Senior Chief E-8
Class of 1977
Navy Reserves, 20+ Years
Hospital Corpsman Senior Chief E-8
Greg Haygood
Class of 1996
Marine Corps, 4 Years
3432 - Disbursing, Headquarters Marine Corps
Class of 1996
Marine Corps, 4 Years
3432 - Disbursing, Headquarters Marine Corps
Greg Haygood
Class of 1996
Marine Corps, 4 Years
Served at Headquarters Marine Corp, next to the Pentagon, from 1996-2000.
Class of 1996
Marine Corps, 4 Years
Served at Headquarters Marine Corp, next to the Pentagon, from 1996-2000.
Henry Hultgren
Class of 1962
Navy, 4 Years
ABE forward catapult crew USS Constellation CVA 64 Viet Nam era 1962-1966 2 unit citations 1 national defense , armed forces expeditionary , VietNam service , Gallantry Cross with Palm RVN , VietNam Campaign ribbon . E5 rating
Class of 1962
Navy, 4 Years
ABE forward catapult crew USS Constellation CVA 64 Viet Nam era 1962-1966 2 unit citations 1 national defense , armed forces expeditionary , VietNam service , Gallantry Cross with Palm RVN , VietNam Campaign ribbon . E5 rating
Jack Lourens
Class of 1966
Army, 2 Years
Trained in Military Police,,served in Berlin in 1969, transfered( along with many others)into the Infantry.Injured in a blast while on maneuvers on Czech border
Class of 1966
Army, 2 Years
Trained in Military Police,,served in Berlin in 1969, transfered( along with many others)into the Infantry.Injured in a blast while on maneuvers on Czech border
James Jay Willcox
Class of 1981
Army, 2 Years
Permanent duty station: 293rd MP CO. Ft. Meade Maryland
Class of 1981
Army, 2 Years
Permanent duty station: 293rd MP CO. Ft. Meade Maryland
James Towles
Class of 1966
Navy, 4 Years
National Defense Service Medal
Vietnam Service Medal 5 Star
Republic Of Vietnam Campaign Medal
Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Korea
Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon
Class of 1966
Navy, 4 Years
National Defense Service Medal
Vietnam Service Medal 5 Star
Republic Of Vietnam Campaign Medal
Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal Korea
Navy Unit Commendation Ribbon
Jean M. Howe (Brown)
Class of 1973
Air Force, 7 Years
Enlisted May 1979,tech school Lowry AFB CO PMEL for 13 months. Stationed Iraklion AFB Crete Greece 18 months, then England AFB in Alexandria LA for 3 years. Finished my enlistment at McChord AFB WA in Dec 1986.
Class of 1973
Air Force, 7 Years
Enlisted May 1979,tech school Lowry AFB CO PMEL for 13 months. Stationed Iraklion AFB Crete Greece 18 months, then England AFB in Alexandria LA for 3 years. Finished my enlistment at McChord AFB WA in Dec 1986.
Jeff Bowell
Class of 1970
Air Force, 20+ Years
I pretty much did what I learned to do in the band at NOHS: play trombone. I spent 5 1/2 years in the Army's West Point Band, and then 20 1/2 in the Air Force Bands. Now, I teach low brass at the community college near where I live. Cheers, grads!
Class of 1970
Air Force, 20+ Years
I pretty much did what I learned to do in the band at NOHS: play trombone. I spent 5 1/2 years in the Army's West Point Band, and then 20 1/2 in the Air Force Bands. Now, I teach low brass at the community college near where I live. Cheers, grads!
Jeff Lake
Class of 1963
Army, 3 Years
Spent one year in Korea and was based in Fort Knox, Kentucky, Fort Gordon, Georgia and Fort Riley in Kansas.
Class of 1963
Army, 3 Years
Spent one year in Korea and was based in Fort Knox, Kentucky, Fort Gordon, Georgia and Fort Riley in Kansas.
Jim Dickson
Class of 1963
Navy, 3 Years
7 October 1966 is one day that I will always remember. Recovery took a lot of years but I'm alright now. Jim Dickson
October 7
1966 : SEAL Team One ambushed in the Rung Sat
Mighty Mo, SEAL Team One's heavily armed Mike boat (LCM) is ambushed in the Rung Sat Special Zone, a four hundred square mile mangrove swamp surrounding the main (Long Tau R.) and alternate (Soi Rap R.) shipping channels between Saigon and the South China Sea.
On friday night, 7 OCT 66, Mighty Mo was on the upper Dong Tranh River. Also on the same river was a force in excess of 150 NVA enroute to attack the PBR (Patrol Boat River) base at Nha Be'. (This was revealed in documents captured in a later SEAL operation.) When the NVA heard Mighty Mo's engines they quickly set up an ambush on both sides of the river. The first shot was a direct hit amidships with a motar round. The SEALs and crew of Mighty Mo responded with five .50 caliber machine guns, two .30 calibers, a mortar and a recoilless rifle. When the battle was over everyone aboard the Mike boat was wounded and fifty-eight enemy were dead.
This Date in Vietnam History----This was a sad day, even though we never had any KIA, We suffered some permanent injuries that forced two men to retire--LTJG Bill. Pachacek, and PO Bob Henry, CPO Herb Ruth was on one of the machine guns and the barrell was so hot you could see the rounds going through it. When it was all over the barrells were drooping. We lost our first casualty on 19 August 66 (Billy Machen), and from that day forward SEAL DET GOLF took vengence on the VC.. Capt Weyers (Then a LT) was instrumental in the initial success of SEAL'S actions in the RSSZ, that paved the way for their continued success, even today. One of the Boat Crew Jim Dickson suffered head wounds and also was retired. A GALLANT Group of men that to this day can not go through the Airport Security without setting off the alarms. HOOYAH - Franklin (Anderson) ( I was CO of SEAL Team ONE at this time)
Class of 1963
Navy, 3 Years
7 October 1966 is one day that I will always remember. Recovery took a lot of years but I'm alright now. Jim Dickson
October 7
1966 : SEAL Team One ambushed in the Rung Sat
Mighty Mo, SEAL Team One's heavily armed Mike boat (LCM) is ambushed in the Rung Sat Special Zone, a four hundred square mile mangrove swamp surrounding the main (Long Tau R.) and alternate (Soi Rap R.) shipping channels between Saigon and the South China Sea.
On friday night, 7 OCT 66, Mighty Mo was on the upper Dong Tranh River. Also on the same river was a force in excess of 150 NVA enroute to attack the PBR (Patrol Boat River) base at Nha Be'. (This was revealed in documents captured in a later SEAL operation.) When the NVA heard Mighty Mo's engines they quickly set up an ambush on both sides of the river. The first shot was a direct hit amidships with a motar round. The SEALs and crew of Mighty Mo responded with five .50 caliber machine guns, two .30 calibers, a mortar and a recoilless rifle. When the battle was over everyone aboard the Mike boat was wounded and fifty-eight enemy were dead.
This Date in Vietnam History----This was a sad day, even though we never had any KIA, We suffered some permanent injuries that forced two men to retire--LTJG Bill. Pachacek, and PO Bob Henry, CPO Herb Ruth was on one of the machine guns and the barrell was so hot you could see the rounds going through it. When it was all over the barrells were drooping. We lost our first casualty on 19 August 66 (Billy Machen), and from that day forward SEAL DET GOLF took vengence on the VC.. Capt Weyers (Then a LT) was instrumental in the initial success of SEAL'S actions in the RSSZ, that paved the way for their continued success, even today. One of the Boat Crew Jim Dickson suffered head wounds and also was retired. A GALLANT Group of men that to this day can not go through the Airport Security without setting off the alarms. HOOYAH - Franklin (Anderson) ( I was CO of SEAL Team ONE at this time)
Joseph (J.R.) Phillips
Class of 1984
Army, 20+ Years
Basic Training: Ft Jackson, SC (07/1984-09/1984)
Advanced Individual Training: Ft Gordon, GA (09/1984-12/1984)
Germany (01/1985-11/1991)
Ft Bragg, NC (11/1991-09/2000)
Korea (09/2000-09/2001)
Ft Hood, TX (10/2001-03/2004)
Baghdad, Irag (04/2004-03/2005)
Ft Hood, TX (03/2005-08/2005)
Class of 1984
Army, 20+ Years
Basic Training: Ft Jackson, SC (07/1984-09/1984)
Advanced Individual Training: Ft Gordon, GA (09/1984-12/1984)
Germany (01/1985-11/1991)
Ft Bragg, NC (11/1991-09/2000)
Korea (09/2000-09/2001)
Ft Hood, TX (10/2001-03/2004)
Baghdad, Irag (04/2004-03/2005)
Ft Hood, TX (03/2005-08/2005)
Joseph C Amato
Class of 1996
Air Force, 9 Years
Currently enrolled in Joint Undergraduate Pilot Training, Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma
Class of 1996
Air Force, 9 Years
Currently enrolled in Joint Undergraduate Pilot Training, Vance Air Force Base, Oklahoma
Michael Hughes
Class of 1967
Army, 3 Years
US Army, Purple Heart, Combat Infantry Badge
Class of 1967
Army, 3 Years
US Army, Purple Heart, Combat Infantry Badge
Michael Hughes
Class of 1967
Army, 3 Years
Ft. Knox , Basic Training, Ft. Dix, Infantry training, Camp Crockett , Ft.Gordon ( you have to Google to believe it existed) Ft Benning NCO Academy. Jump School at Ft. Benning. Vietnam, B Company 2nd Battalion, 8th Infantry . 4 th Infantry Div. May 68-69. 11Bravo Infantry . Drill Sgt., Training NCO.
With a few members of my unit we put togreher most of the men of our company from 68-68. 31 members were Killled in Action ,52 wounded . I am one of nine that survived from my Platoon. War is Hell and Hell was Vietnam.Just saying.
Class of 1967
Army, 3 Years
Ft. Knox , Basic Training, Ft. Dix, Infantry training, Camp Crockett , Ft.Gordon ( you have to Google to believe it existed) Ft Benning NCO Academy. Jump School at Ft. Benning. Vietnam, B Company 2nd Battalion, 8th Infantry . 4 th Infantry Div. May 68-69. 11Bravo Infantry . Drill Sgt., Training NCO.
With a few members of my unit we put togreher most of the men of our company from 68-68. 31 members were Killled in Action ,52 wounded . I am one of nine that survived from my Platoon. War is Hell and Hell was Vietnam.Just saying.
Pat Manco
Class of 1986
Navy, 20+ Years
Retired from the US Navy after 22 years service.
Class of 1986
Navy, 20+ Years
Retired from the US Navy after 22 years service.
Pete Evanko
Class of 1964
Army, 2 Years
Drafted into Army April 4, 1968. Drill Instructor taught weaponry, reconnaisance, and Viet Nam orientation.
Class of 1964
Army, 2 Years
Drafted into Army April 4, 1968. Drill Instructor taught weaponry, reconnaisance, and Viet Nam orientation.
Peter Doehring
Class of 1975
Marine Corps, 5 Years
MOS 4063 - Computer Programmer. Stationed at Camp Lejuene, NC. Spent 2 years in the Mediterranean aboard various naval vessels and worked on mini-computers.
Class of 1975
Marine Corps, 5 Years
MOS 4063 - Computer Programmer. Stationed at Camp Lejuene, NC. Spent 2 years in the Mediterranean aboard various naval vessels and worked on mini-computers.
Robert Andrew Schneider
Class of 1966
Army, 2 Years
Served 2 years 1968 to 1970 stationed Ft The Pentagon Washington D.C. U S Army Command and Control Support Detachment Spec 5
Class of 1966
Army, 2 Years
Served 2 years 1968 to 1970 stationed Ft The Pentagon Washington D.C. U S Army Command and Control Support Detachment Spec 5
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1963 60th class reunion
The Class of 1963 is having it’s 60th Class Reunion onSeptember 16th, 2023. On Friday, September&n...
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