[Sr-Jr-Soph] Data as of 2008
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Classmate’s Name |
Stumphy, Robert Eugene |
Contact – Phone |
(301) 834-9311 |
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Maiden Name |
Stumphy |
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Nickname |
Bob |
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DOB |
01/02/1944 |
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E-Mail Address |
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Address |
3293 Solstice Court Jefferson, MD 21755 |
Military Service - Branch |
US Navy |
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Highest Rank |
Chief |
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Years of Service |
21 years |
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Employment History - Listed
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Marriage History - Listed from
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Company |
US Government – FDA |
Current |
Married |
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Position |
Special Project Officer, Center
for Biologics |
Spouses Names |
Sharon ‘Heckard’ |
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Years of Job |
11 yrs |
Date of Marriage |
11/06/1966 |
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Company |
Tempost Technologies, Inc |
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Position |
Deputy Director, New Product
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Years of Job |
3 yrs |
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Company |
Tektronics, Inc |
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Position |
Sr test & Measurements
Instructor |
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Years of Job |
3 yrs |
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Company |
Calcalon Corp |
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Position |
Chief Engineer |
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Years of Job |
2 yrs |
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Children |
Robert Eugene Stumphy, Jr |
DOB |
10/24/1968 |
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Kimberley Jo Peer |
DOB |
12/28/1970 |
DOD |
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Toby Lee Peer (Son-in-law) |
DOB |
10/14/1969 |
DOD |
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Christopher Scott Stumphy |
DOB |
12/22/1988 |
DOD |
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Grandchildren |
Toby Lee Peer |
DOB |
03/19/1998 |
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Sara Kimberley Peer |
DOB |
05/04/1999 |
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Education – High School |
Lincoln Northeast |
Years |
1959 - 1962 |
Graduated |
Yes |
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College / Tech School |
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Years |
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Degree-Major |
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Life Highlights – |
What you have told us about yourself these past 40 years |
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1972 – Bob and Sharon Jo have two children, Robert Jr. (3 ˝) and
Kimberly Jo (1 ˝). Bob enlisted in the US Navy July 15, 1062 and attended
Interior Communications A&B School, Submarine Diving and Control School,
Closed Circuit TV Maintenance, various electronics and US Armed Forces
Institute courses, He is now an Interior Communications Technician 1st
Class. He is a member of the National Rifle Association and the American
Legion. He has toured the Far East and Viet Nam, been stationed in Hawaii,
Guam, and Florida. His most interesting trip was returning to the USA aboard
American President Lines SS Cleveland. At present, he is working with the
Deep Submergence Rescue Team, Submarine Forces, Pacific Fleet. He says dreams
of the 20th reunion when he will be retired and can attend. He
hopes by then Viet Nam will be over. |
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1982 – Bob plans to rejoin the civilian community this August after
serving 20 years in the US Navy. He has been to many countries and many
states in the US. He served on a submarine rescue vessel, a destroyer tender,
and a flagship for the 2nd fleet. He has gone to many service schools
and has an associate degree in Applied Science and Electrical Engineering. He
plans to stay in Virginia with his wife Sharon and their children, Robert
Eugene (13), and Kimberly Jo (11). Bob sends his best wishes to all his
former classmates and would like to share these thoughts with all of us: “It’s been a long time since we walked the halls of
Northeast and many events have come and gone, but the feeling of joy and the
pleasure of those by-gone days have always had a fond place in my heart. They
have been a source of strength through the heat of Viet Nam, the long periods
of sea life and separation from loved ones. I sincerely believe that we may
have been given a gift of uncomplicated, untroubled growth during our high
school years that we shall not see again. That gift will always make me feel
a kinship with those who shared the experience. Good luck and God bless you
all. |
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1987 – Bob and Sharon have two children, Robert Eugene (18) and
Kimberly Jo (16).Bob claims he’s not old enough to be a grandparent. Bob
Joined the civilian world, and now works for Calculon Corporation on Tempest
Security for the department of Energy, preventing unauthorized access to
classified Security Information Systems. As a civilian, he spent several
months in Holland teaching Dutch, English, & German engineers Tektronix
Graphic Computing Systems. Bob spends his spare time “making Maryland safe
for weeds….on 3.5 acres of killer grass”. He also designs computer hardware
interface systems. |
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1997 – Shooting full automatic in my back yard range. Its great having
a hobby the neighbors hate, but no one complains! Go figure! If you are in
the Washington D.C. area drop in. |
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2002 – I’m won of the few people that since 1963 have watched Nebraska
lose more football games than they have won! I guess that after watching them
play under Bill Glassford, Elliott, & Jennings that shouldn’t be a big
deal. What I have found living around the country and word that if it was not
for Big Red most folks would not know the State exists. After spending the
last 20 years in the DC area that is a very attractive position to be in. |
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