Bryan Jones:
CLASS OF 1981

Eufaula High SchoolClass of 1981
Eufaula, OK
Marshall Elementary SchoolClass of 1975
Tulsa, OK
Bryan's Story
Life
Wow! What can I say other than this. The older you get, seems the wiser you get. So all those older folks were pretty much right! I was scared to death of getting drafted when I was a junior, and enlisted when I was a senior? That's how quick you can change. I have met many people and regret losing touch with most of them. Looking back, I could have made some better choices in life, but its not necessarily the results that matter, but how you react to those results and did you learn anything? I set out at 18 to do everything I could, so while in the Air Force I learned to be a pilot from some of the finest pilots ever to fly! I built and raced a sprint car for a few years, did some bull riding, started a business and watched it grow, then watched as it went down the tubes! I left a career in Law Enforcement only recently to come back to it as that seems to be what I do best. In the last few years I have been to two third world countries three times to preach the gospel. Those trips were very enlightening and a huge wake up call. Now at 41, I seem to have been blessed with the ability to give some things a...Expand for more
nother shot that didn't quite pan out the first time. I will probably add to this thing but for now thats about it.
School
Started in Tulsa Oklahoma at John Marshall Elementary, then to Hanna Oklahoma for about a year, then to Big E! Loved High School, worked at KCES FM for 2 bucks an hour, funnest job I ever worked. Played drums in the Marching Maroons and had a blast at that too! I think the most fun was both Junior and Senior years. I do know this, I miss it all so bad! We had our times, but they were nothing compared to what life is like now!
Military
Started out at Lackland AFB, got shipped strait to the Phillipines, what a place! Met a lot of good people there, miss them dearly. I used to think rattle snakes were bad until I learned what a cobra looked like raising up in the grass! Got to do more in the Phillipines than any other duty station. We played hard, and worked even harder at Clark, too bad it had to go. Probably my most memorable time of my whole life. A country boy fresh off the farm shoved out into the world for the first time, and sent to Clark Air Base?!!! What a way to grow up!
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