Lewis Myers

Chorus, ROTC, Madrigals, wrestling, tennis, saber team and danced with Rhonda Gunny on the 50 yard line at one of the football games. LOL!

Went into the Air Force as everyone knew I would. Flew way too much on big ugly cargo airplanes. Finished college while in the military and expected to fly for the rest of my life. Was an active participant in the Tehran hostage rescue, Grenada, Elsalvador & Nicarauga war, Bombing of Libya, Panama, numerous missions I still can't talk about and ended it with Desert Storm. At the end of Desert Storm in 1991 I got hurt during a rapid decompression on my plane and was medically retired in 1993. I started a computer company and the rest is history. I now do Medical Practice Management Systems and Electronic Medical Records for over 450 practices. But I still fly and will until they figure a way to stop me.

Fly faster than the speed of sound.

Chorus musicals and all the travel we did. Dancing at the memorial arts center and way too many times in school. Torturing the chief in ROTC. Hiding from my mom in school. That one was hard to do! Crazy chorus parties. Even wilder ROTC parties. Riding in the Pink Panther! Hanging out with Kenny Ray and Donnie Spence, Oh the stories I could tell...... But won't because my kids might read this! LOL!

Of course it would be my 4 kids first, they are my life and my heart. Traveling the world and seeing a big chunck of it. I have flown over both the north and south poles. I have been tip to tip in South America and Africa. Been to Russia before the wall came down and everything in between. I hope to one day complete my around the world trip by flying from California to India. Sounds far but it was just the Pacific I lack finishing the globe. Then again after several million miles of flying I have become a little bit of a home body.

I flew a 1943 C47 Goonie Bird from West Palm Beach, FL to Pignon Haiti with 24 of my church members in the back and landed it on a grass runway for a medical mission trip. It was a dream come true for me! If you ever see the video of it you would think that smile was tatooed on my face.