Gary Heimsoth:
CLASS OF 1996
Benton County R-1 High SchoolClass of 1996
Cole camp, MO
Cameron UniversityClass of 2006
Lawton, OK
State Fair Community CollegeClass of 1998
Sedalia, MO
Cole Camp Lutheran SchoolClass of 1992
Cole camp, MO
Gary's Story
Life
Well...it's been an interesting past 6 years. I was in Germany for 2 years in the Army, then came to Fort Sill, OK for the next 2 years, served in Operation Iraqi Freedom for 7 months, got married in March 2004, got divorced in December 2005, finished college at Cameron University in Lawton, OK with two degrees and became a commissioned 2LT in the United States Army. I have a great job in the Dallas/Fort Worth area as a software engineer and live with a wonderful woman. Having been in Germany, fought in a war, been married, been divorced and now in a relationship again, I can honestly say that I have grown up...finally! I can only wonder what the Lord still has on my "to do list"! God Bless all of you guys in the future!!!!
School
In general, I wasn't all too popular in school and for that reason didn't much care for it. However, the fact that I was quite annoying and arrogant didn't help things either. I do remember skipping class periodically with my brother to ...Expand for more
hit up Caseys and remember Coach Gilberts class (Woodworking I was the BOMB!!!). I think the craziest thing I ever saw was when Gilbert and Trent Dixon got into a wrestling match in the shop, and Ryan Brinkman with his Pimpinental. Man that car brings back some memories!!!
Military
I joined the US Army in Sep 99 and was deployed to Iraq in Feb 03. The pictures from 'now' and 'then' were taken during the first days of OIF. The MLRS launcher photo gives you an idea of what we did over there and the other photo was when we were in Baghdad International Airport. We came back home on the 228th Birthday of the US Army (June 14th, 2003) and later that year was honorable discharged from the active Army. I have since gotten married and divorced and finished my double major in Comp Sci and Mathematics. At the same time I also become an officer in the US Army. I want to say thanks to the soldiers in all of the armed forces today for protecting our freedoms and way of life.
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