Myron Reed:
CLASS OF 1962
Blue Mound High SchoolClass of 1962
Blue mound, KS
Mapleton Elementary SchoolClass of 1958
Mapleton, KS
Myron's Story
Life is fun!
Grade School - 4-classroom Mapleton Kansas Grade School
High School - Blue Mound High School, Blue Mound, KS
College: KU - Electrical and Electronic Engineering BSEE
Married - 10 kids; 8 grand-kids
Military Srvc. - US Navy - Regular Commission - Vietnam, Korea, Japan, Norway, Belgium, France, England, Philippines, Cuba, etc.
Profession - P.E.(Professional Engineer - Licensed) - Engineering Consulting - Building Systems Design/Analysis in both Governmental and Private
Residence - Wakarusa, KS
Life is enjoyable! There are some things in my life to this point that I would do differently, if I were doing it over again. However, most things I would do the same.
Certainly not all experiences have been enjoyable or even of my choosing, nevertheless, I feel quite blessed! I thank God for those blessings!
I do wish I could remember details about all the people I have met and worked with, but that seems to be impossible. As I change jobs and/or positions through life, I find that there are people that I miss from past associations when those associations no longer exist. I realize that is...Expand for more
part of living, and it makes this and other such websites enjoyable; I do encounter problems with remembering enough detail from times past from what I would most prefer.
I enjoyed all my past jobs and/or assignments even though each had their unpleasant parts.
Also, I have noticed that my memories and those memories by others differ, sometimes significantly, for the same events. I suspect these variations are due to the significance of the event to those involved.
My first and favorite Sunday School teacher passed on recently which is sad, however, I am very appreciative of her life. She was one of the few who really lived what she taught; plus she did not abandon her beliefs with the changing societal pressures to do so.
One of the dumest things I ever did was run around on the roof of a campus building with a friend (also a Blue Mound Alum) testing radios in the middle of the night about six stories up on a four foot wide roof ledge. In the process I caught my toe in a roof drain and fell flat on the roof - WHEW! - close call! I again thank God that I fell onto the roof and not off it!
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