Steve Cox:  

I've been married since 1973, with a daughter born in 1980 and a son born in 1990. One born in Corpus Christi, TX, the other in Fairbanks, Alaska. I call them my "end of the road" kids, the highways end in both locations. She (OU grad) is Director of Nursing in an Outpatient Hospital in San Diego. She finally got engaged in Dec. 2013 and will get married in July, 2014. He is still in College at UCO, working on a double major of Humanities and Philosophy, and wants to be a Professor. He will graduate (FINALLY) in May, 2014 with 2 degrees and 2 Minors. the Degrees are in Philosophy and Humanities. His minors are in History and Religion. He decided having 2 Majors was not enough. he had totally 2 Degrees, with separate Certificates of his degrees. I retired at age of 42, due to wounds I received in the Military back in '69. I was a professional pilot, working on every continent north of the equator. I flew helicopters and airplanes in Africa, the mid East, as far north as 100 miles from the North Pole from Alaska to near the equator in Mexico. I hold Airline Transport Pilot Ratings in both Airplanes Multiengine and Helicopters. I am a retired FAA Designated ATP Pilot Examiner, issuing the certificates to the ATPs. During the years flying overseas and the Army, I managed to live almost 3 years in Germany. I really love the people and the sights there. I speak German, some Spanish, Arabic and Inupiat Eskimo (Yep, in College), and some English. I finished my BS in Aviation Services, but dropped out of my Master's Program after a computer failure and retiring from work. Masonry has kept me busy since then. I was the Grand Master of the Grand Lodge of F & AM Masons of Alaska in 2002. I travelld quite a bit with the Grand Lodge, I attend the Grand Lodge of Oklahoma in November. My Daughter was the Grand Worthy Advisor (State President) of the Raoinbow Girls in Alaska in 2000. My son was the State Master Councilor of DeMolay in Oklahoma in 2009. The Grand Master of Oklahoma said we are a family of underacheivers. My Son and I have another thing in common, we...Expand for more