Ed Mauget:  

CLASS OF 1960
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Rogers High SchoolClass of 1960
Spokane, WA
East lansing, MI
Spokane, WA
Spokane, WA

Ed's Story

I've been married to Carey Mauget for 51 years. I'm her second husband! We have several grandchildren and great-grand-children, all living in our area of greater Raleigh, NC. I met Carey at Michigan State University, so we have family in Michigan also. My brother, Rick, lives in greater Spokane, WA.. Sister, Luanne, lives in Billings, MT. I currently run a John R. Rogers Alumni Association web portal at rogersalumni.com. During the 2000 decade I ran a now-discontinued John R. Rogers Class of 1960 website. The wildest thing I did at school? I carelessly filled the third floor with red smoke from a chemical experiment gone wrong. I recall fire trucks, hoses, and all of us standing across the street on Wellesley. Afterward, Mr Carroll simply said, "No more pyrotechnics, okay, Ed?" I had to look up the word. And then there were no more pyrotechnics. Life Post-Rogers: six years at East Lansing, Michigan attending MSU. In 1964 in mid-education, I did six months of Army basic training at Ft Knox. After graduation I tried to live six months in Spokane. In Sept 1966, I hired on with IBM, working 12 years in the San Francisco area followed by 22 more IBM years in Raleigh, NC, beginning in 1978. I retired from IBM in 2000 after 34 years. I continue to work half-time as a cons...Expand for more
ultant from home.. Carey and I married in 1967 in Flint, MI. We were engaged on Thanksgiving, 1967 during a break from training at IBM Rochester, MN.. We have three children, four grandchildren, and a few great-grandchildren. I am co-author of three computer books. I retired from IBM to become a senior consultant for CrossLogic Corp. Number Six Corp purchased CrossLogic in 2005. I resigned from Number Six in March, 2007 to become an independent consultant. I worked past age 70, consulting to Railinc, in Cary, NC. I didn't scramble the fire department at Railinc. People at work call me Lou. Family and non-work friends know me by my middle name, Ed. Thanks for the strange naming lash-up, Mom! I've been on international volunteer work teams to Belarus, Guatemala (five trips), and Peru. Also did post-Katrina work in Biloxi and New Orleans. At my age the "work" part is pretty slack. Today (December, 2018), at age 76, I code, repair, and design software, part time at home in NC, My company is Keyhole Software, located near Kansas City. I even GO to Kansas City once or twice a year. I visit Spokane once a year. This year I visited Israel and Egypt. I walked on the lower rows of stones of the Great Pyramid. I rode a camel at the lowest point on Earth, in Jericho, IS.
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Thanksgiving, 2006 - Social Hour
Molly and Pixie -- Peke-a-Poo Puppies
Ed and Carey Mauget
Carey and Ed Mauget
Ed Mauget
Ed in 1964 on Lake Michigan
Phyllis Patricia (Lammers) Mauget
Ed (Lou) Mauget at IBM, November, 1984
Ed Mauget at Kapok Tree Restaurant;  FL, 1988
Ed (aka Lou) Mauget at IBM
Carey and Ed
Ed's father, Louis Edward Mauget.
Saxon Mauget and Grandma Carey
Nora and daughter-in-law Ryanne
Son Jeff's Kids; Halloween, 2009
Saxon
Son Jeff's Kids, Christmas 2009
Son Jeff's Kids
5th Grade, Cooper Elementary, 1953. Mrs Maxwel
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