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Mel Campbell
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Name in School:
Mel W. Campbell
Email: Private by Request
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Tell us what's
happened to you since high school
(Feel free to tell us THE WHOLE STORY):
Like many people I
went off to college and earned my undergraduate degree. Later I earned a post
graduate degree and have a Jurist Doctor. I earned several other licenses but
they are mostly wallpaper now. I married nearly twenty years ago to my wife
Cecile. We had two (2) children Ashley and Ian both whom are now teenagers. My
daughter graduates next year and my son in just a few years. About two years ago
we adopted two little ones: a girl named Asia (now 5yrs) and a boy, Cedric "Bin
Laden" (now 3yrs). I hardly work in any professional capacity anymore and I'm
pretty much a homebody except when I'm out flying.
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Married? Kids?
Married Sandy
Miller on December 10, 2005
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Career? Job?
See above
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Where do you
live?
We have two residences; one in California
and the the other in Vietnam.
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Which of your
classmates
are you most curious about?
Which of your classmates are you most
curious about? Really anybody who can jog my memory of those days. I
recall Emerson fairly well, but PHS is a blur. After thirty years of
little or no contact I have a serious case of Alzheimer's.
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What was your
favorite music then? Favorite song?
Rolling Stones, Beatles, Moody Blues -
even Johnny Cash (Remember "A Boy Named Sue"?). I even went to one of his
concerts. I think I had two favorite songs: one was "Brown-Eyed Girl", and
the other was "Walk Away Rene'".
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What is the
best CD you've listened to recently?
Frank Sinatra's Greatest Hits. (Have
times changed).
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What is the
best book you have read lately?
Condrad's "The Nigger of Narcissus"
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What is the
best movie you've seen lately?
Red River and The Ox Bow Incident; also As Good As It Gets.
It's obvious I'm a buff of old movies.
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Additional
Comments:
Feel very free and be very open - were all
too old to be embarrassed about the past - to e-mail me with shared memories we
may (or even may not) have had. I've e-mailed some of you in hopes of reviving
my memories.
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