Gaylord attend the U of W then went into Air Force Aviation Cadet Program to become a Navigator. He earned his wings in 1960. He received specialized training in the Air Force at Castle AFB (Atwater CA) He was a navigator on B52's and went to March AB in Riverside CA, then to Fairchild AFB. He flew 408 combat missions in Vietnam then became an instructor at Castle AFB. Moved on to Carswell AFB in TX and ran a school for 2 years, then headed the curriculum program. He retired from the Air Force in Feb 1980. He then went to work at Stone and Webster Engineering Co do training their nuclear staff in New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, Georgia and the Tri Cities assisting with government projects. He retired again and then went to work for ELR Consulting and still does consulting on occasion. He enjoys ham radio and fly fishing.

He married Joanne Fountaine of Richmond Beach and the Shoreline Class of 58.  They had 2 boys, and were later divorced.  Joanne passed away in 1980 of a heart attack. He married Irish Swift of Colfax, Wa. He and Irish have 4 grandkids and a great granddaughter. Gaylord has been in every state except Kentucky, and has been to France, England, Guam, Thailand, Okinawa, Vietnam, Bermuda, Cambodia, the Republic of Marshall Islands, and the Federated States of Micronesia.

Darrel received a Master and Doctor of Mortuary Science degree and had worked in various funeral homes.  He then returned to school  and became an ordained priest.  He received a DD. Degree.  He has never married, has no children and lives alone.  He now works for the US Marshal Service,  and will be transferring to D.E.A.  He is also currently studying Paranormal advents (ghosts).

 He has travelled to Germany, Japan and Egypt, and will be going back to Japan for an extended stay soon and will visit a friend there who is a Senior Colonel  and trains American Japanese Military in the deadly art of self-defense.   He will not be able to attend the reunion.

Bob informed us in 1988 that he had joined the Army in September of 1958 and retired as Staff Sgt. in 1979.  He married in 1958 and they had 4 children - 2 boys who would now be 43 and 40, and 2 girls who would be 41 and 38.  He divorced in 1971 and married again in 1985 and his wife Beverly, was a housewife.  Bob spent 1 year in Vietnam, 3 years in Augsburg Germany, 3 years at Fort Lewis, and 3 years in Frankfurt Germany while he served in the Army.  After retirement, he spent 6 months following the coastline from Seattle to Bar Harbour, Maine.  He joined Burlington Northern Railroad in July of 1979 and had been living in a 26 foot travel trailer going from city to city and state to state, following the regional gangs of the railroad.  He has been all the way from Seattle to Montana to California and points in between.  He spent the 1987 winter in the California desert camping, fishing, rock hounding and sightseeing as snowbirds.  Bob medically retired from the RR in 1997 and we moved to Sequim Wash. in an RV park at Diamond Point.  We have continued to winter in the desert out of Yuma AZ until 2000 when Bob received 100% disability from the V.A.  He needed back surgery in 2001 so we moved to Tucson to get the surgery done at the V.A. there.  We decided this would be our winter home and bought a Park Model in Rincon County West RV Park.  We had been spending summers at our lot in Sequim until January 2007 when Bev got a job working in a contract Post Office.  Then my mother had a heart attack in April and I spent 4 months in California until she passed away.  From August of 2007 until now we have been living in Tucson in our Park Model just living life, bowling most days ands that's all.