Turned in my guns after 33 years....my body has had enough!  How did I get there you ask...graduated LSU, hired by Dallas PD/Dallas SWAT for five awesome years.  Last 28 years I was a federal agent with ATF as a k9 handler/swat operator in Denver, DC and Dallas.  Got to Waco the night of the raid and stayed there for three weeks. Very tragic to see four dead brothers.  Moved to DC/Baltimore, raced motocross and broke my body enough times to be medevac'd to Shock Trauma for a fun-filled week.  Six concussions and 23 surgeries/broken bones have slowed me down a bit.  Moved back to Dallas and got my 2nd swat k9.  Met my awesome wife Robin and haven't stopped smiling since.  Retired from the madness and insanity of chasing the worst-of-the-worst to now selling businesses as a broker with a local mergers and acquistion firm.  Still negotiating but not at gun point, thank you God!  Time to enjoy our grandkids, my beautiful wife, our dogs and continue to seek God.  Looking forward to seeing all of you in April!

Hello BHS '79!
I had a wonderful time at the reunion, although there were a number of folks I didn't get to speak with.  Many thanks to all of you who contributed to the smash success that was our 30 year class reunion. You guys and gals made such great sacrifices, not the least of which was missing the LSU/Georgia game while setting up the reception hall!!
 I have enjoyed reading many of your bios, so I thought I would share a little about myself. I have lived in the Baton Rouge area my entire life, but was only at BHS for  our junior and senior years. After graduating from Broadmoor, I attended LSU for 2 semesters, well I was there....didn't go to class much. Some of you taught me to party very well! After years of searching for ‘truth’ and operating a wallpapering service, I went back to LSU in my thirties. I graduated in 2000 with a physical Geography degree (who knew maps were so cool?). I don’t remember taking many science classes at BHS, but then again there is a lot I don’t remember…except for the teachers strike in the spring  of our senior year. That was strange. Anyway, I was married for a while and Katie was born in 2002. She is an absolute joy and has a flair for the dramatic. As many of you know, parenthood has it's challenges, but the reward is immense. Vocationally speaking, I have worked in state government in Air Quality at LDEQ  since 2001. The plan is to work until Katie finishes college. Hopefully, she can accomplish that a lot sooner than I did. As far as my “now” picture, I figured these pics of Katie are far better than any I can find of me these days. 

 Fight on Broadmoor….with courage ever, falter never. Broadmoor fight fight fight! Good luck Bucs.

Baton Rouge is still home. I am married to David Odom and have 3 kids. Logan is 24, Kristian is 18 and is a graduating from SJA. Jack is 5 and started school this year. Its a crazy life, but its wonderful too. I have been a liscensed Realtor for over 11 years. Love my Job! I would love to hear from everybody.