Mike Miceli

Ric Russo

After an extended stay @ Auburn University I came back to Orlando and worked for Rinker Materials (by the Rimar) for about a year. Then I took a job in CT at General Dynamics working at their Nuclear Sub plant. I'm sure Steve Bishop (USN) loved our product and Toni Russell (The Nature Conservancy) hated it! Met my wife Cindy while in CT. We loved the people, the weather and the 5 minute commute to work or the beach!

Cindy's division ended up transferring us to the Atlanta area. I went to work for Turner Brodcasting before the corporatization (new word for Webster's) by AOL/Time Warner. Have since moved to The Nielsen Company and work in the trade show and publishing division.

We have three lovely daughters, two of which we adopted at birth and are biological sisters (Amanda and Kaylin). An intersting story that would take longer than 8000 characters.

I look forward to seeing all of you and rehashing our good times from 30 years ago!

Baseball, Trojan Tribune, Forensics.

Nope. Didn't really know what a career path was back then!

Probably working at Pizza Hut #7 on Silver Star. Or hanging out with friends at Burger Chef.

Hanging out at home watching a movie or cooking out. Beer in hand, of course.

Or, carting kids around. Beer not in hand.

1975 Blue Nova. Nicknamed the blue sub after I unceremoniuosly put it into a canal on the way to a Forensics competition in Vero Beach. (Sorry Sheri)

Best was all the friends. Can't really think of a worst.