Edward Neugent:  

Life I'm married (almost 36 years) to Marilyn. I met her at Church camp. I have two kids Erica and Neal and 3 grandchildren (Tristan, Everett and Astrid). I have stopped playing baseball (too old). I started to officiate ice hockey again (youth thru high school). Previously I had referee'd up to minor league hockey (CHL & UHL) along with Junior A & B leagues, but again age has crept in. My license plate reads UU2REF (use to ref). I still make it back to Wisconsin a couple times per year...It's the only place that I can ensure decent seats to a baseball game. St. Louis offers a little bit of everything to everyone...be it the arts, science, recreation, sports, dinning, history...you name it and St. Louis has it. High School My freshman and sophomore years seem somewhat of a blur. My junior year I left LaFollette and played hockey and baseball for Cherry Creek H.S. in Colorado. At Cherry Creek I realized that I had more potential in baseball than hockey. I also learned that my mother was diagnosed with cancer. I returned to LaFollette for my senior year and fortunately was able to graduate with the kids I grew up with. I was also fortunate that my uncle and aunt lived in Lafollette's school district so I could still attend Lafollette. A few things that looking back I wish I would have been more involved with are: taking education more seriously and being more involved with extra curricular activities. I've had several teachers that I enjoyed then and still remember now. Mr. Olson was truely the individual I most admired and respected. His dry sense of humor made my senior year one that I will remember always. College Milton College was not the University I had expected to attend...but looking back was exactly where I needed to be. Through Milton I was able to meet my wife (she did not attend Milton though), grow up and begin my young life as an Army Officer. The unique roomate that I had was Greg Hull (Hazel Green H.S.) and he became such a great friend that he was also my best man for my wedding. Thru Greg I met some of the most memorable friends that one could ever have. Greg and I had many things in common...the love of baseball, unique musical groups and we both experienced the loss of a parent while attending Milton. He was a great friend thru the highs and lows of growing up. Workplace Upon leaving the military I have worked for numerous companies...Red Cross, Best Buy District Applia...Expand for more