No kids.  Two dogs.  $300 cat who is dead.

Above:  Young Lynch (aka Sean aka Critti) says "Yo Everybody! PEACE!!   This is me and Dad kickin' it!" The kid has attitude.

Note:  Beefcake photo ruined by dribble-towel and unsightly armpit.

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23 Jun 2001:Morrow writes:  Chris after two beautiful, culturally enriching years at Fort Polk, LA - we are leaving. Kelly Ann will miss all the rednecks, road kill and long drives to shopping malls but it is that time to move.

Actually we are PCSing to Wright-Patterson AFB in Dayton OH where I'll go to grad school at the Air Force Institute of Technology [Nuclear Engineering]. We are looking forward to the move and the different assignment.

Hope to see everyone at the reunion.

Drew promises that some photos of the Popson brood are in the mail...they'll soon be posted for your viewing pleasure.

After flight school, (where the Yunster and I were roommates again) I did my PL time and assorted staff jobs in the Cav @ Carson. While stationed there, I met my wife Aimee (we were married in Oct of 94). Since, I really fell for the mountains and all the assorted activities that go along with living here, I vowed to come back on day. Also spent some time deployed to Somalia while assigned to Carson, nice place you should visit sometime (not). From there it was back to advance course and off to Korea (unaccompanied) where I commanded. Ran into Terry while I was there, but lost track after I went back to states. From Korea it was off to Hood as the III Corps G-3 Air. Based on the ensuing deployment to Bosnia, and my disdain for the Army's habit of separating me from my family for extending periods of time, we decided that it was time to call it quits. Back to Colorado we went where I briefly went to work for a Real Estate development company in Colorado Springs. While visiting a friend in Boulder, I ran into an old West Point bud and he convinced me to come work with a new telecommunications start up(Level 3 Communications) just outside of Boulder. That is where we have been ever since. The company is growing like wild fire and the timelines are always short, thus the work hours are pretty long but I am still having lots of fun. Aimee and I currently have one daughter, Cheyenne, who has her first birthday this week.I still keep in touch with Shane occasionally. He is out of the Army and working as a sales engineer with a company called Copperweld out of Tennessee. He is married with one daughter, 4 or 5 I believe. If you or any of the other bandits are coming to the mountains to ski(or for any other reason) I would expect you to drop a line so we could get together. Take care and have fun...

Military-wise, after serving in Korea (w/ Baker, Brooks, and Fess) and Hawaii (w/ Puna and Morrow) I left the service in November of '93 and headed to NYC, and was living in the YMCA for a while when all job/school opportunities fell through (that's not a joke).  I ended up getting a job with Citibank, then getting transferred to London.  I left the bank to do an MBA at Cambridge, which I finished in 1997.  After finishing I spent a year backpacking around South America, and ended up finding a job with Texaco in Venezuela.  I spent a little more than a year in the Houston office before getting shipped off to South America. 

If anyone happens to be passing through this part of the world please send me an email.  The political situation here is a bit squirrelly, as you might imagine, but I'm having lots of fun.

Here's a pic of me on vacation in Mongolia (check the Army hat), and in my new reincarnation as an oilman.

Also: briefly revived my boxing career for a three fight season while at Cambridge: Sandhurst (W), Royal Navy (L), Oxford (W). 

Right:  My cousin Cadet Emily Perez, Company H-4, Class of 2005, marching in her acceptance day parade.  How many of you guys have a beanhead cousin?  Huh?  That's what I thought.

28 May '99.  Weisner writes:  Felt compelled to drop you a line since my life's about to take a major upswing. I'm set to wed Candace Marie Underwood on July 4th back up at  school.  I know it's a serious stretch to actually picture me married, but hey, it's not that big of a stretch. Of course my fellow Bandits have an open invitation to attend if you happen to be in the neighborhood. Cadet Chapel at 1'oclock. Open bar at the Thayer following the ceremony.

Derrick has reported run-ins with fellow Bandits Brooks and DiGiam there at Bragg, as well as a Lew Baker close encounter in April.   He's promised to send some pics of the Wright brood soon...I'm sure they're all little miniature Derricks.

Managed to get selected for Apache helicopter transition out of flight school then the Army shipped me off to Germany for three years.  After the Aviation Officer's Advanced Course in '96,  I was off again to an overseas assignment, this time to the motherland, South Korea.   Successfully commanded an Apache helicopter troop for 16 months; didn't crash anything and didn't get shot at by the North Korean commies.  I am currently serving my utilization tour as a project manager of small unmanned aerial vehicle with the Joint Projects Office for Cruise Missiles / Unmanned Aerial Vehicle here at Patuxent River Naval Air Station, MD.  What does this all mean? Well, I officially declined a nomination to the Naval Post Graduate School in Monterey so I am sure that the Army is not overly excited nor are they expecting me to stick around for much longer.  Getting ready to apply for MBA programs in the Northeast.
 
 Yun News:  Terry and Yooie were married on April 24th in Seoul.  He soon will be bidding farewell to life in green and headed off to Carnegie Mellon to pursue his MBA.  Good luck, Yooie and Terry....

Yun Update, July 2000:  Terry is currently in Hong Kong doing an internship with Goldman Sachs.

12 July, 2000,   Shane writes:  When I got out I took a position with a company in Tennessee called Copperweld as a Field Sales Engineer (where I did international sales), eventually got promoted to product manager, and 3 months ago accepted a position in Greenville, SC with Alcoa (ticker symbol AA) as Commercial Manager. I know, it's incredibly frightening to think Shane Zehnder has all profit and loss responsibility for a business unit, but it's true. Been married for something like 6 years now to a girl from Houston (Wright will like that), and have one daughter, Rachel, who is 4 and have a son on the way. He's due any day now.              

Shane's wife Heather and daughter Rachel.