Glenn Ford

Cannot remember

Not sure if I had one

Outside breaks between classes in front of the school sitting on the lawn with classmates

memory escapes me at the moment

Had no idea

No

Apply myself a bit more with studies

Portales, New Mexico
Okinawa, Japan
Houston, Texas
Beebe, Arkansas
Jacksonville, Arkansas
North Little Rock, Arkansas
Little Rock, Arkansas
Currently -- Benton, Arkansas

Attending music performances at Kleinhan's Music Hall; Trips to Niagara Falls, trips into Canada; Bills football games; hot dogs at that eatery near the Peace Bridge, Loganberry drink, and Crystal Beach. Really want to make a visit back. Favorite thing to do.....playing my guitar with my equipment.

Ray Charles
Ritchie Blackmore
David Pryor, former U.S. Senator, State of Arkansas

Enter into Military Service

Intergalactic travel

Attended original Woodstock Festival

Appeared in the Centerfold of the December, 30 1969 issue of LOOK Magazine titled, "THE SIXTIES"
Centerfold Article Title: "The Generation caught between violence and euphoria"

Worked as an Assistant Editor for the magazine, "THIS WEEK on Okinawa" from 1975-1982 on the Island of Okinawa, Japan

Moonlighted on the side as Lead Guitarist for the Band, "The Change of Years", performing music of the 50s, 60s, 70s, on the Military Circuit in Japan from 1975-1978 then, turned professional with the Band Mariner

Musician - Lead Guitarist
Band - Mariner
Years - 1978-81
Record Company affiliation -- Tokuma Records, Tokyo, Japan
Number Albums Recorded - 2, Los Angeles, CA
Performances - Live in concerts, Radio shows, TV appearances, magazine interviews

Since Graduation in 1970, returned to ACHS to do Post Graduate Studies then, attended Eastern New Mexico University in Portales, New Mexico for 1-year. Due to receiving the Vietnam Draft Number of 15, entered Military Service with the U.S. Army, Delayed Entry, April 1972.

Served in the Satellite Communication Command, Signal Support Agency South, Okinawa, Japan from 1973-1975

Was Discharged from Active Duty May 5, 1975 on Okinawa

Was able to become sponsored by an American-owned company on Okinawa and worked as an Assistant Editor for the magazine, "THIS WEEK on Okinawa" from 1975-1982 on the Island of Okinawa, Japan

Returned to the U.S. in Nov. 1981. Worked as a Teletype Operator for ARAMCO Service Company, a Saudi-American Oil Company in Houston, Texas.

Move to Arkansas in Aug. 1982 and have remained in Arkansas since that date.

Have been married three times, though the 3rd marriage was back with my first wife Judy. [man, we live and learn from our mistakes]

I am still employed with the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences [UAMS] in the IT Department, working in the IT Technical Support Center for the University. I began employment with the University on April 19, 1991. UAMS is the only health sciences university in the state of Arkansas. UAMS is the state’s largest public employer with more than 10,000 employees in 73 of Arkansas’ 75 counties. UAMS and its clinical affiliates, Arkansas Children’s Hospital and the VA Medical Center, are an economic engine for the state with an annual economic impact of $3.92 billion.

Prior to employment with UAMS, previous employers have been with the U.S. Department of HUD, the Arkansas Department of Human Services, Office of Chief Counsel, and the Arkansas Department of Information Systems.

Currently, I live in the town of Benton, Arkansas with my wife Judy, who inherited her Mother and Dad's 3-acre property, which has the main house, and two large Shop buildings approximately 30'x60'. One of the buildings used to be a Wood Shop, which is currently being converted into Living Quarters, and the building is being extended to incorporate additional rooms + a 2-vehicle Garage. Judy also owns another home I helped her acquire, which is Lake-front property on Pebble Lake, Benton, Arkansas.