John Abercrombie:  

CLASS OF 1962
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Carver High SchoolClass of 1962
Spartanburg, SC
Livingstone CollegeClass of 1966
Salisbury, NC

John's Story

After graduation from Carver, I went to Livingstone College majoring in Chemistry. When I graduated my wife Ruth Jackson Abercrombie and I moved to Washington State and Remained there for 40 years. We still live there, but are in Spartanburg during the winter. I am now in Washington State and Ruth will join me later this summer. We have two children, the oldest is a daughter who lives in Mauldin with her husband and one son. She teaches in Spartaburg. The youngest is a son who lives in Phoenix, AZ and has 3 sons and one ...Expand for more
daughter. In Washington State, I worked as a chemist and manager in a nuclear laboratory. My wife worked as a Probation and Parole officer and Supervisor. I moved from Chemistry into Personnel and Labor Relations. During this time, I took classes in Law Enforcement and started working in the Sheriff's office. I am still commissioned as a deputy sheriff and will be working in the Marine Patrol during the summer. Working on the Columbia River. Other than a bit of skydiving and motorcycle riding I ain't doing much exciting.
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CORRECTION-THE REUNION TAKING PLACE JULY 15-17 reunion event on Jul 15, 2016 image
Jul 15, 2016
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A view of the Washington Monument taken from the Jefferson Memorial
The stature of Thomas Jefferson from inside the Jefferson Memorial
The park across the street from the White House
The Jefferson Memorial
View of the White House
The students outside of the White House
Another view of the Capital
The Capital in the fog. The weather was rainy on this day, however it did not dampen our spirits.
The Capital
Some of the artwork in the Rotunda
The ceiling in the Capital Rotunda
Sign for the Visitors Center in the Capital
Stature of Kamehameha located in the Capital Rotunda. Each state is allowed two statures. This is one of the ones from Hawaii.
The flame etrenal flame at the Arlington National Cemetery
The flower bed where the tulip was growing
A tulip in the rain at the arlington National Cemetery
Guards standing with the wreath.
The wreath that was placed at the tomb of the unknown soldier by Jesse Boyd Elementary students
Part of the ceremony of the changing of the guards. The guard on the inside is the one being relieved. The one on the left is the oncoming guard and the one on the right is the sargent.
The soldier guarding the tomb of the unknown soldier. The guards change every half hour. On this day it was raining and the students of Jesse Boyd placed a wreath at the tomb.
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