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  8047   CG (Charlie) King       RMC Degree:   BEng (Mechanical) Branch of the Forces:       Air Force - originally “Tech AE” - now AERE. 1969-1972:        Project Officer, Aircraft Maintenance Development Unit (AMDU), CFB Trenton, developing modifications for various CF aircraft. 25 Mar 72:         Married Lynne Mudd, a “blind date” for our 3rd year “Cedar Island Party”. She graduated from the St. Joseph School of Nursing, Hotel Dieu Hospital, in 1969.  Still married 52+ years later!!!  Did some sport parachuting with the local Canadian Sport Parachuting Association club (7 jumps!). 1972-1975:        Design Authority & Life Cycle Maintenance Manager (LCMM) - Aerial   Delivery Systems in DAES, CFHQ, Ottawa, for the CCP 60 & 100 heavy drop parachutes, ejection seat ‘chutes, fighter aircraft drag ‘chu...

  8198    Rick Wright   Residing in Calgary, Alberta   I spent 36+ years of Service to Her Majesty before (in high school) and after Royal Roads and RMC.   I was a member of the Royal Canadian Corps of Signals (RCCS) until Unification and Integration hit, when I became a member of the Communications and Electronics Branch.   In the late 1990s, the Army remembered the RCCS, and we became members once again. After grad, I was posted to Calgary to 1 PPCLI on contact training to learn the communications needed for Infantry Battalions from a Platoon Commander’s point of view.   This is where I was lucky enough to meet Linda, and, as they say, the rest is history! I served in the School of Communications and Electronics Engineering (CFSCEE) in the Officer Training Squadron and School Headquarters (1972-1975) which included a 6-month UN posting to Egypt (CCUNEFME) in March 1974. In 1975, I then spent a year in 1st Canadian Signal Regiment, supp...

  8148 Claus (Nick) E. Lundhild   Died: 09 May 2016 (Cancer) Claus “Nick” Erik Lundhild, 70, peacefully departed this world, at home and was surrounded by his family, on the evening of May 9, 2016.  He is survived by his loving wife Judy Lundhild.  He is also survived by their son Robert Lundhild and his wife Ann,, and granddaughter Zoe, as well as by their daughter Joanne and her husband Chris Shelley, and grandchildren Piper, Quinn and Jack, and Nick’s sisters Nancy Lundhild, Barbara Lundhild, Dorothy Hayashi and Evelyn Lundhild. Nick, Judy, Dave Neely   2009 Reunion      1995  construction of the Atlanta, Olympic Village. From Judy – 1979   to 1984 Nick quit the armed forces in October/November 1979 after fulfilling his military obligation.   We moved to Calgary in December 1979 where Nick worked at Imperial Oil/Esso until he was hired to work for the Calgary Olympic Games in 1984. I don’t have contacts fro...

  8147 Dave Lowdon   Military   1969 -   Graduated from RMC 1969 – 1970 – Pilot Training at Camp Borden and Gimli 1970 – 1971 – Flying Tutors and awaiting operational assignment at Moose Jaw 1971 – 1975 – Twin Huey pilot with 408 Squadron Edmonton 1975 – 1977 – Buffalo pilot with 424 Squadron Trenton 1977 – 1979 – Operations Officer at HQ 10 Tactical Air Group St Hubert 1979 – 1982 – Twin Huey Flight Commander with 427 Squadron Petawawa 1982 – 1983 – UN Military Observer in Lebanon 1983 – 1984 – Staff College Toronto 1984 – 1987 – CF Liaison Officer at the US Army Aviation Center Fort Rucker AL 1987 – 1991 – DCO and then CO 447 Squadron Edmonton 1991 – 1993 - Operations Officer at Air Command HQ Winnipeg 1993 – 1994 – Commander 10 Tactical Air Group St Hubert 1994 – retired   United Nations   1976 – UNEF(ME) – Buffalo pilot with 116 Air Transport Unit,   Ismailia Egypt 1982 – 1983 – UNTSO - UN Militar...

  7845 André Lagacé   After graduation I married Donna and we started our nomadic life at CFS Beausejour in Manitoba. Over the next 26 years we were posted to Valcartier, NDHQ (four times), Paoli Pennsylvania where our youngest son was born, Moisie QC, Brunssum The Netherlands and Brussels Belgium. My most captivating job was doing applied research at the Defense Research Establishment Valcartier but our best posting was at Allied Forces Central Europe (AFCENT) in Brunssum where we fell in love with the Dutch people. I retired in July 1995 as part of the Forces reduction program. Retirement allowed us the rewarding opportunity to take an active role in the lives of our two grandsons. It also gave us time to travel and enjoy our hobbies.   Donna reads a lot and has mastered textile crafts such as sewing, knitting, cross-stitching and quilting. She also enjoys designing our beautiful garden. I enjoy woodworking, photography, hiking and biking although I don't go...