David Lee Hiatt

Well, fellow classmates, can you believe it's been 30 years! Unlike the last 10 years this stretch has been a lot less excitfull, I guess I’m finally settling down a bit... >NOT< ;-)

Over the last 10 years, In 2005 I started and owned a kitchen remodeling company, which within the first year became highlighted as one of top 3 fastest growing companies in the Puget sound area, and also one of the largest remodelers after 3 years, I finally sold out to my partner.

I now spend much of my time at my office trading stocks and equities, managing rental real estate, (as I've done for the past 15 years) or at my shop working on my planes or working on some project. Right now I’m working full time on getting one of my airplanes back in the air after I get it reassembled after repainting it this early summer. I also like to work out and try to do that daily, we also like to grow a garden and eat healthy, (lately I'm working on this 30 year class reunion with our reunion committee).

Cecily my wife is a senior computer-programming analyst for a large international logistics company in uptown Seattle. Our synergistic combination of talents and hard work has afforded us to pursue our different dreams and goals. Mine has always been flying and to travel, currently we have two planes and planning a 3rd, and my wife is trying keep up (or so she says). ;-) We bought a farm and several rental homes in Kentucky south of Danville and are in the works of building a runway and several large ponds for fish and water storage. We’re still undecided as to when we will totally retire but look forward to living a relaxed and agrarian lifestyle and traveling the east more when that happens.

I am looking forward very much to seeing everyone at the reunion. See ya then.

Way to many to mention right now. I was pretty much focused on competitive weightlifting, also photography and didn't get to involved with conventional expectations, like dances, proms and the like. But pep assemblies were always pretty fun, with Steve Jenkins and I bantering back and forth a crossed the gym with his trumpet and my loud whistle. Also I really liked Mr. Griffin's auto mechanics class, (could have stayed in there all day). And of course the day Van Warner and I papered the school the night of our last day, that was his best memory too. Some of my best memories were cruising on Fridays, especially in 78 & 79. I've always held my schoolmates (of all years) in high regard and always look forward to seeing and hearing from them.

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