Michael MacNeil:
CLASS OF 1974
Thunderbird Elementary SchoolClass of 1974
Vancouver, BC
British Columbia Institute of TechnologyClass of 1987
Burnaby, BC
King Edward High SchoolClass of 1985
Vancouver, BC
Vancouver Technical Secondary SchoolClass of 1976
Vancouver, BC
Michael's Story
Michael is from Vancouver, British Columbia. He is married with LeeAnn Shipley Sawers MacNeil. His schools include Thunderbird Elementary School, King Edward High School. He later attended British Columbia Institute of Technology (Business Management).
Michael's interests include Tim Hortons, Whiskey, God, Canada's National Senior Women's Rugby Team, Boston Bruins, The Green Men (Official Page), Danica Patrick, Travis Lulay. Music he likes includes Julie Fowlis, Mike Cavanaugh, Bif Naked. Books he likes include The Bible, Robert Kawasaki, The Flowering of Ireland. Movies he likes include Flight Movie, Walt Disney Studios, Centurion. TV shows he likes include The Big Bang Theory, Gold Rush, The Colbert Report.
One of Michael's favorite quotes is:""Better to travel ten thousand miles then read ten thousand books"Confuses
"Dont Ever Ever Ever Ever Ever Give up" Donald Trump.
"Just Enjoy The Ride, Michael"Ian Telfer.
"Get at It" Jack!RIP".
More about Michael:"Born in The new Burnaby General in 1961
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in East Vancouver,BC
Attended Sir Matthew Begbie School /Thunderbird School 1966=74
VanTeck 1974-1977 Templton 77-79 King Edward 1979
BCIT 1985
32 Years in the Construction Business in BC
Third generation Carpenter
4th generation Irish Canadian (Father)WW2 Vet
1st generation Hebridean (Mother)East Van since 1943
Grandfather John MacNeil and Kate MacInnes immigrated from Isle of Barra Scotland in 1923 raised 11 Childrenin in Calgary, Alberta and then Clnadonald, Alberta,moved to the coast in 1943 (shipyards)for the war effort sending his older sons to the army and his wife and family to tend the farm, bought his home on Adanac Street and Commercial in 1943. And all the boys came home and My Grandmother and Girls followed in 43. Moved to Rupert Street house in 1955 were I joined them in 1961.
Rupert Street was Grand Central Station for the Gaelic speaking visitors from the Hebrides and Scotland and Ireland, New Zealand and the Gaelic speaking Vancouver City Police and Relations back in the Day!".
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