Douglas Seamans:
CLASS OF 1975
Upper Moreland High SchoolClass of 1975
Willow grove, PA
National University - Arts & ScienceClass of 2004
San diego, CA
Douglas's Story
My life has been a huge adventure, and the adventure continues. The kids are grown, and I am really enjoying life in San Diego. Educated with a bachelor's in English and master's in organizational leadership. After graduating from high school - being blacklisted from sports because I would not play football - I worked for one year and joined the U.S. Navy to do something greater than myself. Twenty years later, including a three-year tour with VP-64 at NAS Willow Grove (83-86), and two years at the Philadelphia Navy Yard (86-88), I "retired" from the Navy. During my time at VP-64, I flew on the P-3 Orion "sub hunter" airplanes, once cross country to "Fightertown USA," which was then NAS Miramar, via the Grand Canyon, (1986). Upon arrival back in San Diego in 1988 after changing my Navy job, I wrote for the Navy Dispatch newspaper and got freelance work with "Chargers Football Weekly" magazine, covering the San Diego Chargers (1989-1997). I retired from active duty as a Chief Petty Officer in January 1997. Five years in corporate tra...Expand for more
nsportation was followed by a 24-year career in the Feds. I have lived in San Diego, Long Beach, Chicago, Meridian (MS), Denver, Seattle, New Orleans, Orlando, FL, and back to San Diego in 2016, working as a Federal Investigator with the U.S. EEOC until retirement effective January 1, 2026. I have experienced tremendous loss with the untimely deaths of two older siblings and cut off my garbage younger sibling but continue to love life. U.M. teachers that helped shape my life: Margaret Bing (History-UMJHS), Gabrielle Cauvin (Spanish), Phoebe Warner (English), Lou Hauser (History), Nagy (Spanish), Lawrence Pinnie (Spanish). Bing opened my mind regarding race which helped me in the Navy serving as the Command Managed Equal Opportunity Officer (CMEO). Warner and I had many conversations on writing bold and making things come alive, which helped me covering the Chargers and sail through college. Thanks to the late Lou Hauser for providing great life advice, who was more of a father than my own abusive one. Best wishes to all U.M. Alumni.
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