David DeLoach:  

CLASS OF 1974
South High SchoolClass of 1974
Palatka, FL
Tucson, AZ
Tucson, AZ
Gainesville, FL

David's Story

Life Lorna and I live in St Cloud, FL (just east of Kissimmee) where we own a small real estate company, DeLoach Real Estate. After 22 fun-filled years in the Air Force, we decided to come back to our home state. We really enjoy Central Florida. We've been in St Cloud since my Air Force retirement in 1999, and after all the military moves, it's strange to be in one place so long. We still have just 4 children: Jansen, married with 2 daughters, and works for Home Depot corporate in Atlanta. Katie is in her 3rd year of medical school at the University of Utah. Andy is married, lives in Orlando, and is working on his degree in Electrical Engineering. Lisa lives in Alberta, Canada and will be have a wedding on the beach in St Augustine in July. Send me a note at: David AT DeLoachRealEstate DOT com. College I got to attend the University of Florida at Air Force expense. The academic work was tough, but it was great to be in Gainesville, and go to all the Gator football games at student prices. I left in 1984 with a BS in Computer and Information Sciences. Again on the Air Force's nickel, I went to the University of Arizona for graduate school, and in 1994 got an MBA with an emphasis in Management Information Systems. With high school graduation in '74, bachelor's graduation in '84, and master's graduation in '94, Lorna was projecting a PhD in '04. I knew in '94 that was NOT going to happen. I'm pleased to report that there has been no...Expand for more
progress towards a PhD. Military 13 Oct 77 - 30 Nov 77, Basic Training, Lackland AFB, TX (3703 BMTS) 1 Dec 77 - 7(?) Feb 78, Computer Operator Tech Training, Sheppard AFB, TX Feb 78 - Apr 82, Hurlburt Field, FL, Data Automation (1st Special Operations Wing) Apr 82 - Aug 84, University of Florida, Gainseville, FL (AFIT - Airman Education and Commissioning Program) Aug - Nov 84, Officer Training School, Lackland AFB, TX (Squadron 8, Hoyas) Dec 84 - Feb 88, Reese AFB, TX (64th Flying Training Wing (Data Automation) and 1958th Communications Squadron (Plans and Programs)) Jun -Nov 87, Palmerola AB, Honduras (Joint Task Force Bravo (J-6)) Feb 88 - Jul 92, Hickam AFB, HI, (HQ Pacific Air Forces (Logistics Plans) and 1854th Command, Control, and Intelligence Support Squadron (Field Systems Branch - Constant Watch)) Jul 92 - May 94, University of Arizona, Tucson, AZ (AFIT) May 94 - June 97, Wright-Patterson AFB, OH, (HQ Air Force Materiel Command) June 97 - July 99, Keesler AFB, MS, (333d Technical Training Squadron) In Oct 06, Lorna, Lisa, and I were privileged to attend the dedication of the Air Force Memorial in Washington. On the day of the dedication, we started out at the Pentagon parking lot where tens of thousands of us would watch live video of the proceedings from the memorial site. At the last minute we were invited to go up to the memorial site to witness the dedication ceremony in person. THAT was a good day!
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Family Photo from Dec 2006
At the Hale Koa Hotel's luau, Waikiki, Sep 06
Taco Bell in Gainesville after the game, Oct 06
Lorna and David with AF Memorial spire
Lorna, David, and Lisa at Air Force Memorial Dedication, Oct 06
UF vs. Kentucky game, Oct 06
National Mall in Washington, DC, Oct 06
View from Tantalus of Diamond Head and Honolulu, Sept 06

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