Van Whittet:  

go to f a c e b o o k and search for me. You don't have to pay to play there. I know most of you already have a F A C E B O O K Life Well after graduation we lost our house and my Dad left. I stayed with my Mom for about a year, then went out on my own. I lived out of my car for about 6 months. I worked many odd jobs at that time. at 20 I entered the Army and spent 2 years. I was trained as a Combat medic and assigned to 2nd MASH 34th MED Batallion, FT Benning GA. After my discharge from the Armed Services, I returned to Denver/Lakewood, where I got into Drugs really bad. by 1988 I was locked up. I spent from 1988 to 1991 in the system. Upon my release I moved to Sterling Colorado, My mom had moved to Flemming a town near there and my Grandmother lived in Sterling. I began taking Business admin at NJC and working in the Computer Labs on a work grant. In 1992 I met my wife. I had gone down to the bar on Friday night to meet up with friends as was the norm and sat down at the table by her. We talked and danced all night. I called her the next day and met her again that night. We married 2 months later (we are still married our 17th anniversary is july 1). at the end of 1992 I applied for and obtained a job working for Sykes enterprises doing Computer technical support. In 1995 for personal reasons we moved to Red Oak Iowa where we now live. I currently am working for Red Oak Die casting, and also run a Computer repair and consulting business. Small towns are just not busy enough to just do computer repair. My biggest crush was Debbie Wilson at O'Connell Jr High. I never told her. Took her to my Sophomore Homecoming dance at Lutheran High. First last and only time I ever kissed her. She moved away about a year after that, never have seen her again. Debbie if you ever come around please please drop a line. I miss you so very much, you were my best friend in Jr. High, I never would have made it without...Expand for more