January 2019 Update
The past ten years has gone by so quickly.  Karen and I are happy living in Prairieville.  I am a senior project engineer for Almatis Burnside, LA.  My international travel is over.  There are too many wonderful places in the US that we have not seen.  We regularly travel to Orlando, FL, Oak Ridge, TN, and Port Clinton, OH.  Karen has retired from her engineering practice I am looking forward to hanging it up five years from now.  We are still waiting on grandchildren.
 
One of the things I have been able to take up again is rifle competition.  I had to put it down while raising a family and building a career.  Now that our children are on their own, I have been able to compete in state, regional, and national matches.  Our classmate Glen Padgett is also active in rifle competition.  We have shot some very good scores together.
 
Karen and I are active at St. John The Evangelist Catholic Church and direct one of the ministries of marriage preparation.  Our specialty is the ministry of marriage preparation for divorced and or widowed couples.  We call it marriage recycled.  This ministry is so satisfying and quite fun at times, the way marriage ought to be. 
 
The Broadmoor HS tour should bring back memories.  By the way, do you remember those awful car-crash films we had to watch in driver’s ed?  They are all on YouTube.  Check‘em out.  Yeah, those were the days.
 
I was saddened to learn of Pagiel Czoka’s passing.  I knew her best during our time at Broadmoor Junior High.  She was so very nice, extremely smart, and now dearly missed.  I wish the very best for all of her family and friends.
 
2009
The past ten years has gone by quickly.  I haven’t changed one bit.  Well, I’m not as skinny as I used to be and my hair is turning white.  That’s OK, I can live with that.  It’s not the years, it’s the mileage.  I acquired professional registration on both industrial and mechanical engineering.  I’m an engineer all the time but I know how to some fun with it.  During this time I have traveled all over the country and half way around the world ten times.  I spent three years in Iraq with the US State Department providing engineering support for Operation Iraqi Freedom.  I have a lot of stories to tell and 2000 digital pictures.  A slow day in Baghdad can be more exciting than a fast night in Baton Rouge.  Trust me.  The Arabs were able to tell which of us were from Texas and Louisiana.  We carried the biggest knives.  One thing I learned from international travel is how great America is.  America is far above whatever country is second best.
 
When I returned from Iraq I finished renovating my home.  Then I sold it and got married, again.  I married the lovely Karen Leblanc.  She is also a LSU engineer.  She understands me.  Together we have four fine sons.  Two are in collage, one is in the Navy and the youngest is a senior in high school.  We have put together a new home in Prairieville.  Life has been good for us.
 
I am looking forward to meeting all of you again. 

Thanks to all who've taken the initiative to get our reunion and this website off the ground. 

At LSU I met a girl from New York and eventually moved north with her. Pia and I have been married almost 30 years and have two sons who are engineering majors at Penn State. I attended law school in NY and work as an attorney. We live in a suburb of NYC, but still fly the LSU flag for every game. We visit Dana and the rest of our family in BR at least twice a year. Gotta get our fix of home cooking!

I walked the Broadmoor campus last trip and it really brought back fond memories. Can't wait for the reunion!