Gary Moeller:  

Life University of Houston, 1967-68; City Colleges of New York, Regents Program, Associates Degree 1981; U.S. Navy 1968-1993 (Retired, Chief Petty Officer); married Cynthia Marie Batts, 1970, divorced 1974; married Terry Lee Perna, 1976, divorced 1979; married Irene (Anne)Elizabeth Fields, 1980, still married. One son, Gery Glenn Manthos, by Cynthia Marie, born January 26, 1973 - he is currently a financial manager for a hotel chain and lives in Florida. I am President and sole director of Compu-Zoo of Virginia Beach, Inc., a retail computer store specializing in custom computers; am also managing partner in Level Up Enterprises LLC, a LAN center specializing in computer gaming. I am a member of the Studebaker Drivers Club (I own a 1964 Studebaker Avanti), the NRA (I am a Life Member and Pistol Shooter), Virginia Shooting Sports Association (Life member), the VCDL (Virginia Citizens Defense League) and the Fleet Reserve (retired Navy, Marine Corp and Coast Guard personnel). I would love to hear from other alumni. Update: I sold Level Up gaming center in August 2008, closed my retail computer store and now do on-site sales and service working from my home. In 2010, during a particuarly slow time in the computer business I worked for the U.S. Commerce Dept. as a Census Worker. This year I am semi-retired, working the occasional computer repair job. This is also the year I can start drawing Social Security, and I will as soon as I am eligible. Get it while you can! UPDATE 2016: Have fully retired at the end of 2015. Am keeping busy with my advocacy with the VCDL, shooting pistols, a little traveling, DIY, and other things. School High School was a chore, mainly due to all the cliques. If you weren't part of the "in" crowd, you were nobody and were treated that way by many of your classmates. I was a skinny kid and was a target of the bullies in my gym classes. I'd like to see them try something today! I did enjoy myself socially because of all the girls I dated and the few close male friends I had. I'll admit I didn't have the maturity level I should have had to do well in school. I did what I had to do to get by. I only had one teacher I liked a lot - Mr. Holland in my Electricity class. There was one other - a summer school American History teacher whose name I don't remember. He knew how to teach and inspire! I know we had some incompetent teachers in our school - a French teacher comes to mind. The worst teacher was an old hag who taught World History and Economics. She always put me to sleep. I fondly recall Carrie, Norma, Debbie, Gayla, and many more girls I dated from Waltrip. There were many more from other schools, usually met while I was a lifeguard at city pools during the summer three years running. One of them became my first wife. Now THOSE were fun times! College Surfed my way through a year at the U. of H.; tested out much of my associates degree while in the Navy; enjoyed a few classes here and there (at sea and ashore), taking everything from Real Estate to Criminal Law; wish I had the time to complete my 4 year degree. If I could, I would get a degree in Computer Science or Information Te...Expand for more