Eric Hoberg:
CLASS OF 1992
Red River High SchoolClass of 1992
Grand forks, ND
North Dakota State University College of PharmacyClass of 2005
Fargo, ND
Eric's Story
Life
Right now life is pretty good, got about 3-4 months left in Iraq then i get to come home and start normal life again!!! I have 1 year of rotations to complete when i get back then i will hopefully be a pharmacist. So far i don't have a lot of things in my life, no kids no wife not even a real job. But I believe i have lived life so far to the fullest and i don't regret one day. I've been to over 34 countries and 5 continents. My life as been an adventure, one learning experience after another. I guess if i could do just one thing over I would have been a better husband, i did learn a lot from that as well and i have no regrets. Anyway life in Iraq is different than anything i have ever known. I am amazed to find so much good and so much evil in one place and sometimes its hard to tell the difference. I'm not sure doing what i do here is making a difference. I love my country and if this will protect my family back home then i beleive in it.
College
My favorite college memories were at UND living in the "Tool Shed" with Valorie, Deb, Wendl...Expand for more
e, and ED. I had a blast! Coming home from class to find a cold Keg of beer in the middle of the living room. I also remember playing in the Band "OLD SCIENCE" at the EDGE or Down under. My grades weren't great but i would'nt trade those times for anything.
Workplace
I guess i have always had one job or another. Along with the military i worked at Fargo, and Grand Forks Red Lobster. That was one of my favorite jobs. I met some of the most positive, motivated people i have ever known there. I was a server and i actually got paid to do what i like to do. Talk to people and make them happy, Unless their lobster was cold of course. Now i am employed with Walgreens. I have a great time there as well. Working there i ensured myself that pharmacy was indeed the profession for me!
Military
I can't really remember too much from my Navy days, but i'm still living the army life. Serving in Iraq i've become a better person. Closer to God and my friends have become my brothers for life. Living there has taught me to never take a single day for granite.
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