Richard Churchill:  

Life Born in Chicago, I grew up in Bluffton, Indiana, and (part time) Hominy, Oklahoma. I moved to Muskogee in March 1969, went to West Jr. High, then started at MHS with everyone else, Fall '70. Attended there the full three years, graduating in '73. After graduation, I went to OSU, where I immediately got a job in one of the dorms (Cordell), and became a career student. I was still at OSU (though out of the dorm and into grad school) at the time of the 10 year reunion. I was married to Laura Kinkade of Tulsa just before the reunion. She immediately got pregnant. Sarah was born March '84. Parenthood drove me from college to a job in Tulsa for a year. Then to Telex in Tulsa for three years more. I escaped the layoffs at Telex by going to Compaq in Houston. After a few years at Compaq, I got the job I said I wanted in the 10 year reunion directory, as a computer architect in the Advanced Architecture group, commercial portables, mostly working on things that were three or more years out. If iLink, Firewire or IEEE 1394 mean anything to you, I worked on them as an officer in various industrial and international standards groups. Most of the other things I worked on you would never see or hear of, but it was fun and challenging. I got to travel a bit, mostly within the U.S., but some to Europe, particularly to the U.K. and Netherlands. I loved the Netherlands, and wished I had some idea how to contact Ellen deBoer while there ... not that I'd expect her to re...Expand for more