Eric Fether:  

Life Call me for complete details -- 678-460-7581. Let's see...where to begin. After graduation, I attended U of M Dearborn for a year, before I was admitted into the United States Merchant Marine Academy in Kings Point, NY (one of the five Federal Academies). While at the Academy, I enjoyed two Midshipman cruises...which took me to: Alaska, Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Okinawa, Guam, Taiwan and Panama (went through the canal four times). Unfortunately, while I was a student at the Academy, I also blew out my left knee (torn ACL)...which later prevented me from entering into any Military Flight program. Upon graduation, I went into the Navy and served aboard the USS Wisconsin (BB-64) [one of the last Battleships in the world] during the first Gulf War. Upon my return from the war, the ship was decommissioned and I was re-assigned to the USS Samuel Eliot Morison (FFG-13) out of Charleston, SC. This ship was a guided missile frigate, and we spent the vast majority of our time in the Caribbean doing anti-drug ops (and BOY...do I have some stories). I resigned my commission at the end of 1993. While in Charleston, SC...I met the woman that would become my wife: Sheri Hunt (now Sheri Fether). We married in 1992, and have been together ever since. We married a year before I exited the Navy. In that last year I was out to sea 273 days. I loved my wife more than I did the Navy, so I decided to move on to the next phase of my life. We have two kids, a boy named Nicholas and a girl named Sydnie. I now live in Atlanta, GA working for Cisco Systems. Feel free to give me call...would love to get caught up on old times. School Let's see... Biggest crush: No secret...Colette Sheroski. Although in hindsight, was better off not happening. I found the love of my life in Charleston, and I have been happily married for 30+ years. Inspirational Teacher: Mrs. Richardson. I hate the nickname everyone gave her...she was a wonderful woman and helped me get into the Academy. Do it over again? Yeah...sure. What the hell. Would have done one or two things differently. Maybe less intense. More out going. Was obsessed with getting into an Academy and my future career...always looking toward the future, and very little time on the here and now. I was recently told that the impression I...Expand for more