Scott Goudy:  

CLASS OF 1983
Taylor High SchoolClass of 1983
Kokomo, IN
Western High SchoolClass of 9999
Russiaville, IN
Purdue UniversityClass of 1988
West lafayette, IN
Kokomo, IN
Kokomo, IN

Scott's Story

Life I am married, have three sons, and an very dumb dog. I love to run and I am training for the 2007 Chicago Marathon in October. I enjoy the people I work with but I have a very stressful job. I found my passion in life coaching (I perfer to call it teaching) youth sports. I teach baseball, basketball, and soccer. Notice I did not mention wrestling. My sons do not wrestle like their dad did. They are much happier and much healthier for not doing it. School I got the chance to thank Mrs. Deason for believing in me and pushing me from athletics to bigger and better things in college. College was much easier having taken all her math classes at Taylor. Coach Ward for teaching me organizational skills I use today both coaching and at work. Also for giving me a chance to wrestle and learn that you reap the rewards from hard work. I will never forget the late September 1980 night on the corner of Southway Blvd and US 31 when P.T. Chaffee and myself were surrounded by the entire Kokomo Police Department with their guns drawn. What a crazy misunderstanding. We may have gotten a little roughed up but at least we didn’t get shot. Also remember Rodney Boyd writing my speech on leadership for the National Honor Society in five minutes during study hall because my speech was so bad. Mrs Deason and Mr Richardson giving me a standing 'O' and having me give it three more times during the school year. College I wou...Expand for more
ld call my college experience as under achieving. I did not apply myself my freshman year as I should. I am grateful to god for giving me the ability to talk or I may still be interviewing for my first job. Although I did make a lot of good friends that I still have today: Mike and Mark Love, Jon Anderson, Greg Kuhlman, Kevin Hayes, Bob Zachman, Chris Sottong, Dave Rowland. Could not have made it without you guys. We had a lot of fun especially at the football and basketball games. Bob – thanks for introducing me to the Purdue Police Department. Workplace As I said earlier I am grateful to god for giving me the ability to talk to people during my interviews. I was able to visit California, Arizona, Texas, Kansas, and Connecticut during plant trips was lucky enough to have a job offer in January before deciding to leave the comforts of Indiana and move to Wichita, Kansas and work for the Boeing Military Airplanes. I was lucky enough to work on Air Force One and the Space Shuttle Carrier. I transferred to the Commercial Airplane Division and worked on new projects including the 767, 777, and 737X. I was able to work extended time in Seattle, Washington. I even flew on the third test flight of the 777. I worked for Boeing until 1997 when I decided to take a position with Chrysler. The first year I was here we ‘merged’ with Daimler Benz and I’ve been in Kokomo working at the Indiana Transmission Plant ever since.
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Dylan Goudy and his buddy
2004 - Batting Practice with the Cubs
Ryan Goudy with Dorien Bryant
Purdue vs Mizzou
Tyler Goudy
Chris Kramer and the boys
Ryan and D-Wade
April 26, 1991 F5 - Andover Tornado

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