David Vencil:  

CLASS OF 1974
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Key west, FL
Satellite beach, FL
Norfolk, VA
Cape canaveral, FL

David's Story

Life I guess I should at least have a brief bio so as to jog a memory or two since I, like so many others, am a military brat who also became a military man. I was born in Harlem, NY during the first Subway Series while my father was overseas in the Orient. When my fathered returned home he was reassigned to California and of course moved my mother, big sister and I also. Between 1956 and 1965 we moved throughout Cali before eventually moving back home (Bed-Sty Brooklyn)while Pops was in Vietnam. When his tour was up, Pops received orders to Cape Canaveral, Florida and we were introduced to "I Dream of Jeannie" and "Lost in Space" Although I attended Patrick AFB Elementary and 8th Grade at Delaura, I didn't finish at Satellite but moved south to Key West and graduated in 1974. I entered the U.S. Navy that summer and became a Hospital Corpsman, married in 1985 and am the father of three sons (24,22 and 20). After retiring in 1994 (Camp Lejeune NC), my family and I moved to Atlanta where I entered Morehouse College in 1996 - I'm about a year short of my degree - priorities changed. I currently live in Selbyville, Delaware with my wife, Dorothea, who is in management with Harris-Teeter (grocery chain) and is as cliche is, THE BEST THING THAT EVER HAPPENED TO ME!!! My fondest memories are those of going down to the beach or to the cape to watch many of the Apollo missions being launched and skimming/body surfing along the beach across A1A. Greatest Achievements: Co-authoring the Navy Policy on HIV screening (Received Navy Achievement Medal), memb...Expand for more
er of the 1984 All-Navy Track Team, running against Olympic athletes, being captain of record setting KWHS 1974 Track Team and most importantly - husband, father and child of GOD. Barry Dubose - I still owe you a fight on the PE field joining Satellite, Delaura and the Elementary school outside Capehart housing - although I don't remember what we were arguing about that caused the challenge. Now, it would be two "grumpy old men" rather than two hot headed eight graders. Side bar - although I didn't graduate from Satellite, myself and Debbie Villareal received graduation announcement packages for Scorpions instead of Conchs and had to get a rush order of announcements to reflect the right school. Between the years 1979 -1981, I won three sucessive boxing titles - 139lb Novice, 139lb Open and 142lb (USS America battlegroup) thusly my favorite pet the Boxer. My lastest accomplishment is the published of my first book, "What You Gonna Do When You Get There?", available on line: Authorhouse.com, at Barnes & Noble or cushcity.com. If you want an autographed copy, send me $20 plus your mailing address and I will autograph and mail it back to you of course. You can get a review of the book on authorhouse.com by going to the site and following the prompts or e-mail me for one as well. My next book is tentative for Dec 2008 and is titled; "Kickin' It In O.N.C" (On the yard at Howard). So much to say, so little space or memories to recount. Whatever you might wish to know - mail me and find out. God Bless you, David "Flea" Vencil HM1 SFIDC USN ret.
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