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Who should I meet up with talking to Everett Turvey but Gus Delaloye. Gus was already one of the "Old Hands" when I came on board to work on project ROKA-MOC in 1967, and he had to tell a few stories on me from those days. He's been doing a lot of travelling lately, and we found that we'd been to many of the same places and even on the same ship. It was good to see him again. |
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The "Three Amigos", Joe Blake, Mauricio Nuņez, and Hector Hinojosa. You'll notice that Mauricio has shed his jacket now! |
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Jim Taylor, Larry Stenno, and Jack Garlick. |
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Wayne Winget and Everett Turvey had their heads together in what looked like a serious conversation. |
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Hector Hinojosa, Gil McCombs, Keith Wagner, Dave Kuester, and Jim Harrison at the April 2010 Rockwell-Collins Retirees meeting. As usual, there was a good turnout and a chance to see lots of old friends we haven't seen in a while. In addition we were treated to an interesting and informative program on "Fixing to Stay" or "Retiring in Place" by guest speaker Bill Slease. |
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Max Schaeffer enjoys a laugh with Gil McCombs |
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Norma and Rod Barnes. |
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Myself and Parke Dolph. Parke's still got that collection of badges going back to the old original Collins badge. |
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by James W. Harrison. All rights reserved.