David Baker:
CLASS OF 1982

Sequim High SchoolClass of 1982
Sequim, WA
Peninsula CollegeClass of 1982
Port angeles, WA
Sequim Middle SchoolClass of 1978
Sequim, WA
Cornelia Elementary SchoolClass of 1976
Edina, MN
Bakerfield Elementary SchoolClass of 1974
Aberdeen, MD
David's Story
Life
I'm still rocking and rolling (no, not just doing that Elvis thing :-) ) I am divorced and have two sons. My oldest son, Ralph, has Downs Syndrome and my youngest son, Aaron, is Autistic. Both boys are going to school - Ralph is doing really well and is attending High School. Aaron is doing well and seems to have a knack for organization and math. I plan on being in the Navy until at least 2009, maybe retiring by 2016/2017. I am a Navy Senior Chief who is getting close to finishing a tour in Illinois as a Recruit Division Commander. I've seen alot of the world in over 19 years in the Navy and I still have a number of exciting assignments to come. I look forward to traveling more in the future and continuing to live my life to its fullest. I'll probably be going to Washington DC for my next tour.
School
I went to so many schools growing up, but I think that the ones that were most memorablw were Sequim High and Cornelia Elementary schools. Cornelia because it was the last school I attended in Maryland. I had many friends there that I lost track of after moving away from Carsinwood Dr.
In Sequim...what can I say. Sequim was a beautiful town with many wonderful people. I made some great friends there that I still consider to be my good friends today. I probably wouldn't change alot about my time at Sequim High, but I probably could have gotten out a bit more - partied a bit more - and loosened up a bit. I had a good time there and will remember it always.
College
College -
First I'd like to thank the u...Expand for more
sual gang for always being there... Dale, Clint, Robbie, Merced, Lori, Sheridee, and Ken to name a few, there are definitely days when you all are in my thoughts. I wish all of you the best and hope things are going well. I remember days at Dick's DriveInn, cruising in the Lincoln, listening to music, going to the all night arcade, or getting coffee at the coffee house. I also remember walking up and down University Ave and the late night games of D&D in the dorm. You all will always be in my fondest memories.
Workplace
I had some friends as Asst Store Manager and Programmer at the Cable TV Station, but I would like to mainly do my work bio on my over 19 years in the military - see military bio...
Military
Well, I'm over half way to 30 years and there have been so many people I care about that I can't name them all here in my military bio. I have learned alot from so many and continue to learn more everyday. I have had wonderful experiences from flying day and night to being in far away exotic lands. I absolutely love my job and the challenge that comes with each new assignment that I go to. I hope someday to be flying again, but time will tell. Currently, I am entrusted to care for and train some of the most outstanding individuals in the world - new recruits to the United States Navy. Recruit to Sailor. Its not an easy job and the training is fast-paced, but it is a rewarding, fun, and satisfying job. Here's to success throughout this tour and looking forward to my future ones! HONOR! COURAGE! COMMITMENT!
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