Toby Kaiser-Arnett:  

Life Since high school I have become a Sooner, attending the University of Oklahoma (OU) 1982 to 1986. I majored in Fine Arts and was a Chi Omega. I married Darren Kaiser in 1984, and went to work at Tinker Air Force Base (as a civilian), outside Oklahoma City, in 1987. My son, Warren Kaiser, was born in January 1992. Darren and I parted ways in 1994. While working full time, and juggling single motherhood, I completed a Masters of Business Administration (also at OU, so I could get student tickets to the football games!). I was single for 10 years, raising Warren, climbing the corporate ladder, and, in general, having fun (a little water/jet skiing, golf, trips, and playing at my parents ranch - 160 acres - horses, cows, tractors, the works!). Feb 1, 2003, I married a long time friend, Andrew Arnett. We're having a great time attending Warren's sporting events (wrestling right now), playing at the lake, and taking a few spectacular trips. My father died 05/05/05. I miss him greatly. My mom lives close by. She just recently stopped teaching. I've been at Tinker for 20 years now! I've worked on several great programs, including Air Force One (VC-25), E-4, T-3, C-137, and C-32. For the past 4 years, I lead an effort in the largest Wing in the Air Force, to modernize aging industrial facilities and operations (6 million square feet, where 8,000 mechanics repair and overhaul the Air Force's major weapon systems - B-52, B-1, C/KC-135, E-3s, etc). I never thought I'd be knee deep in the latest industrial operations, facility systems and large scale construction projects. It was interesting and rewarding, but wore me out! On Oct 15, 2007, I transited back to the program management...Expand for more