Edgar Beverly:  

Life Finally got away from Stadium in 1959, being held over by popluar demand (yeah, right!). Got my GPA all the way up to a 1.5 (phew, barely made it!). Did a stint with the Army Security Agency, in England, until June, '62. Walked into the Admissions Office of U of Puget Sound, in Sept '62 and was greeted by Karen (nee Kasselman) and applied for entrance. Was admitted and did okay for about a year. On the night of the Alaska earthquake, remet Karen at a TGIF function. We took off for Couer'd'Alene, ID, five weeks later, and got married. Finally made it out of UPS in '67 and went to grad school at U of Idaho, getting a Master of Arts-Teaching (Chem and Math) in '70 (doing my internship at No. Idaho Jr. College). Had a faculty appointment as a counselor at U of Nevada - Reno for a couple years and then went with the Fed in '73. Worked for Defense Logistics Agency and then Strategic Systems Projects Office (Navy Trident II) as Asst. Adv. Weapons Systems Officer. Had two children in VA, Katrin in '76 and Kristian in '80. Took a job with US Army-Japan Comptroller Office from 1980-85 (was Command Program Analysis Officer), then the Army sent me to Syracuse U. (85-86) where I received an MBA in Financial Management. We left Japan with another child, Robert (Kiyo), born just 6 weeks prior to our departure. After Syracuse, I worked briefly at Ft Ord, CA (Deputy Finance Officer '86-88), and Toole Army Depot, Utah (Chief of Management and Program Analysis '88-90). Took the job of Financial Manager of the Army portion of the Global Positioning Satellite Program at the GPS Joint Progam Office, LA Air Force Base, CA ('90-97), from which I retired. Since retirement I turned to refereeing soccer professionally for club and high school. I still manage to get in but only a few games a year for AYSO, as well. (This is the 38rd year of refereeing for me.) Now wish I could spend time with Karen, doing our accumulatio...Expand for more