Darrell Latimer:  

CLASS OF 1965
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Mt. Douglas High SchoolClass of 1965
Victoria, BC

Darrell's Story

After many years of being a red head my drivers license now says that I am white. I have lived in Campbell River (twice), Caycuse, Duncan, Parksville, Qualicum Beach, Regina, Edmonton and now find myself living between Kamloops and Brentwood Bay. Moved mainly for work reasons. A variety of sales jobs I guess would be the weirdest jobs that I have had. If I could do it over again I would get a degree in history and either write or teach. My biggest surprise has to be my ex telling me she wanted a divorce. This news turned out for the best. To be truly happy I would like to living on our property at Regal Ridge (Osoyoos). I hope that old friends remember me as a friend for life. The teacher I would like to see again would be either Jack Lowther or Mr. Daimer. Since graduation I have worked mainly in the Forest Industry. I had a total of 3 years with the Forest Service, 12 years with BCFP and selfemployed as a consulta...Expand for more
nt for a total of 13 years. I have also worked as an engineer/manager for a logging contractor and road construction contractor. In addition I have worked as the Customer Relations Manager for a resource supply company in to Edmonton and worked as an iIdustry Business Advisor for an Association. I worked in business development for a scaffolding company in Edmonton before deciding to relocate to B.C. I moved to Victoria in Sept. '13 and was living there until July '14 when I moved to Kamloops and worked for a few months for a Forest Resource Consulting firm. I have also worked for in the sales field for about 6.5 years selling everything from wire rope & rigging, to office equipment, theatre playbill advertisig & gas & electricity. We have purchased an acreage in a development east of Osoyoos where we plan to build on an retire there sometime over the next few years. We are looking forward to a 50 year class reunion.
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Reunions
Mt. Douglas High School Reunion reunion event on Sep 6, 2015 image
Sep 6, 2015
Darrell was invited to the
Mt. Douglas High School Reunion
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MD 80th Anniversary Celebration reunion event on Nov 11, 2011 image
Nov 11, 2011
Darrell was invited to the
MD 80th Anniversary Celebration
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Photos

Nothing like a hard day at the office.
Silvia, bet you don't have one of these wreaths?
Raven Hill Rd. With the power in.
New Year's Day lunch for Burney and Jimmy in the sun.
Hugs to Silvia from the Kitties.
Resting in the sun. Saturday afternoon, December 27th
A normal winter morning (Dec. 27th) in Brentwood Bay, B.C.
Boxing Day lunch at Forest Hill Farm for Elmo, Burney and Jimmy.
Osoyoos from the Anarchist Mtn viewpoint.
The joys of living in Victoria or the Lower Mainland!
April 9th and the Maples in full leaf. Wish all winters could be like this one.
A warm early April afternoon in Victoria. The Gary Oaks are starting to bud.
Getting the ring ready for the spring.
A mid-day nap following a morning of eating and mooching on a warm March day.
Pamela & Burney @ Foxstone
A fantastic 3 day weekend celebrating our 50 year reunion with fellow grads from Mt. Doug's Class of '65.
Darrell Latimer's album, Timeline Photos
Burney enjoying spring at the field.
It's great to be a happy baby, eh!
Someone forgot there are bylaws against this white stuff in Victoria.
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