Bruce Murrie:  

CLASS OF 1962
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Ambridge, PA
Ambridge, PA
Lorain, OH
Lorain, OH
Lorain, OH

Bruce's Story

Life Following high school, I studied mathematics, undergraduate at Yale, graduate at UNC Chapel Hill, where I met my wife, Olive. I taught math at UNC, and in high schools and junior colleges in Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Maryland from 1967 until 1974, then worked in several defense logistics consulting firms in the Washington DC area for about 17 years. I joined the federal government in 1990, hired as a statistician at the U.S. Department of Education, but eventually became a garden-variety bureaucrat there, working in audit resolution. I retired in March, 2011, and have been spending quite a bit of my time in retirement studying mathematics and statistics again; I still attend many MAA and Washington Statistical conferences in both areas. I attend many science-related lectures, and continue to have way too many math and science journal and magazine subscriptions, I am the father of two daughters, Elizabeth Dalton, born in 1977, now living in Fairfax, VA, who married Michael Dalton in 2005 and gave birth to my grandchildren, Abigail in January, 2009 and Avery in 2011; and Martha...Expand for more
, born in 1981, who has been working in computer animation, now in Denver, CO, and who married Johnny Scott in October, 2012.. My wife and I separated in 1987, and I have lived in DC across from the Zoo since then. I don't own a car any more, but take the Metro and ride a bicycle to get around DC most of the time! I still play the tuba, as in high school--but in a gay community band since 1989 and for a number of years Moravian church! I took up running, swimming and biking in my 40s, but had to stop running around 2005 due to deteriorating knees. I speak passable Russian I learned in AHS and college; I acquired a young Russian friend, Ilya, from answering e-mails at work, who camped out in my living room off and on for five years, and I finally ended up traveling to Russia to visit his family in Perm in the summers of 2001 and 2002, and I toured Moscow and St. Petersburg along the way. In 2007, I visited my young daughter when she lived in New Zealand for two years, and I had month-long trips to Germany and New Zealand in 201i3 and 2014, respectively. (Last updated 11/2/2012)
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Bruce Murrie's album, February 16, 2011
Bruce Murrie's album, February 16, 2011
Bruce Murrie's album, February 16, 2011
Bruce Murrie's album, February 16, 2011
Bruce Murrie's album, February 16, 2011
Bruce Murrie's album, February 16, 2011
Bruce Murrie's album, February 16, 2011
SF Bay Bridge, viewed from ferry crossing to Sausalito
View of the Ferry Building from ferryboat leaving for Sausalito on Bruce's trip to Muir Woods
Sour-dough bread "factory" at Fisherman's Wharf
Stroll on Fisherman's Wharf after dinner at Scoma's
Martha on cable car enroute to Fisherman's Wharf
Martha and her dad after dismounting from cable car
View from cable car
Handsome spider exhibit
Helicon butterfly in the rain forest exhibit
Birds in the treetops at the rain forest exhibit
Albino Lavender Reticulated Python snoozing in its den at the rain forest exhibit in the California Academy of Sciences
"Manicured" trees in plaza
Fountain in plaza
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