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Hi all! Yes, I live in Kansas now - summers are horrid. We moved here with the military. Husband is still active and so is my 20 year old son Justin.  Also have a 15 year old daughter Myranda who plays flute and is very athletic (X-country, Basketball, Track, Soccer, and does well in all).  I still play flute for our tiny little worship team, work as a Respiratory Therapist.  Would love to hear from old friends.

Hi to everyone who remembers me and to those who find me totally forgettable. I married my high school sweetheart (who happened to be a wrestler for Oak Grove High School) right after I graduated. We've been married for 20 years. We have 3 beautiful daughters: Kassandra (20), Cherish (17), and Sable (12). I think that they are the most awesome kids on earth and it's all due to the fact that they truly love Jesus Christ. I have home schooled all 3 of them (NO WAY! Yes, it's true.) and I love it (most of the time). This will be my 8th year home schooling, Kassie's senior year was the year 2000. After Kassie graduated from TOCKSGAR High (our home school) she left for school in the San Diego area, she got engaged on January 1st of 2001 and we had beautiful wedding on September 1st, 2001, in Monterey, CA. (Kassie and Ron were in Italy, on their honeymoon, on September 11th; it was a little nerve racking for us). She married a red headed guitar player who loves God more than life itself. (I am very happy and proud, but I am also OLD now that I am a mother-in-law). We may be adopting a new daughter - which is a little scary. My husband, Orville, is my best friend, just like he was the last two years of high school. Orville just finished being an extra in the new Mel Gibson movie WE WERE SOLDIERS (very exciting). Basically we are working hard, having fun, and praising God. God bless!! trish

Aloha all you crazy ER folks.  I only marched for one year, but still smile when I think about it.  Anyway, I spent most of that year chasing around BVD Man (Ray Barreras). Ah, good times...

I am a math teacher, SCUBA instructor, master of Guitar Hero (go figure) and the mother of 2 terrific kids. My daughter is the Queen of Karaoke, and my son is in Seattle trying to bust into the music scene as a bass player.

A hui hou!

I was part of the Terrible THREE

Well, in case you missed previous comments, a quick recap:
- Graduated with a degree in Percussion Performance
- Played professionally with Kansas City Symphony, Lyric Opera of Kansas City, and State Ballet of Missouri
- Was married to my wife Katie
- Decided that I wanted to spend more time with my wife, so got a "real" job in IT
- Took a new job in Springfield, IL so we could be closer to all of our family in St. Louis and Central Illinois
- Now I'm currently debating how much professional music I want to do. We'll see....

Well after way too long in Korea (4yrs 11months) I'm finally stateside.  I'm now stationed at Ft Leonard Wood MO.  Not a lot to do here.  At the end of July I go to Drill Sergeant school then come back here to be a drill sgt.  Lookin forward to yellin at wannabe soldiers.

I enjoyed reading everyone else's comments so much, I felt obliged to add my own.  I moved back to Morgan Hill about a decade ago, married a local girl (Suzi Sanford, sister of Trish from Guard), and we now have three great kids.  The oldest is 11 and has taken up trumpet (not trombone, bass clef is useless!).  I bore him with tales of Whitewater now and then, and threaten him with more if he doesn't practice!

Oh, I'm also on the Morgan Hill City Council.  The LOER is still a big deal in Morgan Hill.  Great reading about everyone, thanks for setting this up so we can keep in touch.

Now thirtysomething (I just don't know where all those years went) and hope to find some of my former classmates.  I am enjoying life in this wee small town, but absolutely hate the hot summer days.  Was very hard to get used to after moving from San Jose.  I am divorced now (happily!!!) and work for the USPS.  I bought my first computer last year and am addicted to Ebay, mainly replacing childhood collectibles like Liddle Kiddles and Barbies.  Would love to swap pics with former friends.  Thank goodness I look nothing like I did in high school!   

Busy living and working in Oakhurst California.

Check out http://theShockleys.com for more info

Hi.  I graduated from UC Davis in June '05 with a Bachelors in Genetics.  I got married and moved to Sacramento a few months after that.  I've been working for a biotech company (Genentech) in Vacaville, which I really enjoy.

I've been telling myself every year since leaving Live Oak that I'm going to go to some competitions in the fall.  Maybe I'll see some of you next fall, when I'm bound to be out there...

Lot's of good memories!

I was at my favorite coffee shop in Santa Cruz and as I was chatting with the kid making my latte, our conversation was on music and names.  I mentioned that I had a son named after Stone gossard, ( he knew who that was too.) and he said his parents were going to name him Adam, because his last name was "bomb", get it atom bomb.......well his last name took me by surprise and I blurted out my favorite band teacher's name was Baum.  This kid looked up at me and said, " my grandfather is Marty Baum.  I was left in shock and stunned beyond belief.  I couldn't believe he had just said that.  He had been raised in Santa Cruz and he never knew me before that to know I grew up in Morgan Hill.  His name is Steve Baum, His dad is Steve Baum, Mr. Baum's youngest son.  Steve jr. was shocked too to learn I was a student from 3rd grade to 8th grade of his grandfather.  I was able to tell him over many visits to the coffee shop about his grandfather before he was ever born.  I made sure to tell him what a huge impact Mr. Baum had in my life, and my love for music.  I told him how everything I know I learned from his granddad.  A couple of times he brought in pictures of Mr. Baum.  He even had the chance to tell his grandfather that he had met Suzy Smith.  Steve told me that Mr. Baum reacted so fast and pleased when he heard me name, Steve could tell that his story of meeting me made his grandfathers day.  Steve is a great kid, Mr. Baum should be proud of his grandson.  Of course Steve and I know have a very friendly relationship, and he was the one to inform me of his grandfathers death.  It's so wonderful to see the Baum name (which is a huge part of my life) still carrying on in the music world (Steve plays the drums) and in my life too.  I owe so much to Marty Baum, he was my favorite teacher and I will never forget the part he played in my life . I will miss him deeply.  Sue Smith

After graduating, I did the college thing (even went up to a masters, YIKES!). I ended up and still am in La La Land (that's Los Angeles for those who are going, 'huh?'. I try to come up for the alumni parades each year to catch up with the ol' compadres, but some years it's not possible. I'm still doing music, and playing as much as I can (but the day job gets in the way of that sometimes). If anyone comes to LA, drop me a line and we'll hang out. Peace

Believe it or not I am still with the band as an instructor!!

I am currently working with Jeff Wilson at the Union 76 Station in Gilroy as the Slurpies filler.  In my spare time I also like to work as an under study for Steve Kawanami to keep the stock of chocolate pudding used in the "high-squealing trumpeteer training."  We currently use on average 60 tons of pudding a year in our training so you could see I'm a busy guy.

Life has been very busy in the city!  I split my time between touring with Toby Lightman on Atlantic records and Ryland Angel on EMI, recording for Jamie Benjamin (Interscope), Burlap to Cashmir (Warner), and Creative Vision production Co., playing gigs and sessions around town, and the worship leader at a brand new church called GRACE! www.myspace.com/rhymes_with_rivets  has all the info....

Hope everyone is well !!

Am in the military (Air Force) now, flying on the E-3 AWACS.  if u want to see a bit more, visit http://www.awacs.af.mil/default.htm other than that, i miss every minute I spent with the Regime.  Miss you all!

Watching over you always,

Alexander Stone

Hello all!

Life is clipping along at a feverish pace!! Music is still the center of my life although I do have a day job in the Title Insurance Industry.  My music info is on my website at www.jeffstrametz.com.  I also still play the drums on the worship team at South Valley Community Church (14 years now!)

I am single, and embarking on the second half of my life which is really great and getting better every day!  My son Jeremy, 19 and daughter Cheyenne, 16 are great and are my greatest joy in life!

Feel free to drop me a line!

World changed after the hurricane! Darren and I blew into Denver Colorado and stayed here. I am currently the outreach coordinator at the Denver Zoo and celebrating the birth of our first child-a gorgeous daughter-Claire Raine. Check out my beautiful little miss at claireraine.blogspot.com. Love to all!

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