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I have to apologize to my old flight sch\n(cadet short course) buddy, Joe McClung. I\nreceived a pic from Joe's folks back in Dec but\nran out of space in the last issue! Sorryl Joe\nwas married back in the fall to the lovely\nKyoung Hee, whom he met here in Korea!!\nJoe & Kyoung Hee tied the knot in Aug but\nreaffirmed their vows back in the States in\nOct. Witnessing the ceremony in the States\nwere John & Kirsten Lambert and Greg &\nCathy Oelberg. The McClungs are currently\nat Griffiss AFB but will be heading to Ft Drum\nwhen this is published. Congrats, Joe &\nKyoung Hee!\nOK, how many of you all thought that Army\nlost to Navy last fall? Well, it depended on\nwhere you were!! Steve McKinney wrote\nfrom the NPGS, where the out-numbered\nArmy Officer tm defeated the Navy tin 12—6 in\na stunning upset! Congrats, fellas! Hopefully\nthis is a good omen for next yr and the other\nArmy team!!\nJoining Steve on the victorious tm were John\nQuigg, Glen Reisweber, John Vaugh, Wes Gill-man,\nMic McGuire and Carl Schmidt from\nThe Best of the Corps." Other classes were\nrespresented as well by Mo Hayes '83, Willie\nMcFadden '83, Tom Loper '83 and Tom Ciop-pa\n'85. The series is now tied at 1—1 for this\nflag-football grid match, and Steve says that\nvictory is theirs next yr for the series lead!\nOthers from '84 at NPGS include Steve Elliot\nand Don Cersovsky. As for the Mckinneys,\nSteve & Kathy '85 have a daughter, Anne\nMarie, and another due when this is published.\nCongrats, Steve, and thanks for the "poop.'\nI got a note from a fellow JAGC atty who has\nrecently become a part of the '84 family. Mark\nTolzmann & JAGC CPT Elizabeth Masters\nwere married on the 4th of Jul 91 in Grafen-woehr,\nGer. Congrats, guys!! Mark is currently\ncmding C Co, 3-12 Inf in Baumholder. Eliza-beth\nis the ch of Legal Assistance there. Inter-estingly\nenough, this couple met in the com-missary—\nand they say that the phrase "the way\nto a man's heart is through his stomach " is an\nold wives' tale! Hummmph! Well, in this case it\nwas! Mark lured Elizabeth in by cooking for\n1984: Elizabeth Masters & Mark Tolzmann\nher! However, Mark's culinary artistry has\nstopped now that they are married!! Does this\nmean the honeymoon is over, guys? Just kid-ding!!\nThanks for the ltr, Elizabeth, and wel-come\nto the "Best of the Corps! "\nGot a real nice ltr from Tasha "Robbi"\n(Robinson) Williams '85, who ran into some\n'84 folks at CAS3 and was kind enough to\nwrite!! Dennis Cahill was at the course from\nGer but was heading toward Ft Bragg and a\nCiv Affairs bn. Dave Johnson was also at the\ncourse and is in San Fran. He was an advisor\nto an Egyptian Armor bde during Desert\nStorm. Dave & Lori were married in Jul 91.\nRobbi also sent news of Curt Cozart, who is\nworking with Mobil in Rochester, NY. He\nenjoys life there with Susan and their son\nKyle. For those '85*ers reading, Robbi is at\nTACOM in MI and is a cmdr there! Thanks for\nthe news, Robbi—it was real good of you to\nwrite! MAJOR CORRECTION: It is time for\nme to eat some big-time crow! A couple of cols\nago, I messed up Dave & Brenda Shower-man's\nwedding date. They were married in\nSep 90, not Sep 91. This may not seem to be\na major mistake, BUT also included in the col\nwas the good news that Brenda was expecting\nin Mar 92. They were married long before the\nbaby came along. Please accept my sincerest\napologies, Brenda & Dave!! Thank you for the\nnote with the correction! For everyone, I try\nto put out good info but make mistakes more\n1984: The Victorious Army Flag Football Tm\n1984: Cahill and Johnson at CAS3\noften than I'd like to admit—so please don't\nhesitate to correct things when you see them!\nWell, it's back to the law business for me!\nUntil next time, be safe and BEAT NAVY!!\n'85 CPT Thomas E. Vossman\n3130 Machado St.\nSanta Clara, CA 95051\nTel: 408-244-0191\nHello from beautiful Ft Leavenworth, KS—\nhome of the REDO, volleyball fanatics who\ncan't really play well and the ever-present\nVGT! Yes, you guessed it, I am at CAS3,\nanother chance to get taught the things most\nof us have been doing for 7 yrs. Kind of\namazed at how many offs are not with tps\nalready, but hey, what ever makes your boat\nfloat! I trust everyone is doing well, making\ncareer decisions, etc.\nMy first bit of news is the bad part of this\njob. Greg Kuznecoff, formerly of E-l, was\nseriously injured in an auto accident in MI.\nHe had been attending business sch at U of\nMI. Greg's chances of recovery have im-proved,\nbut the outlook for nearly two wks\nhad been slim. Please send your ltrs to CPT\nGreg Kuznecoff, 8883 Woodshire, White\nLake, MI 48386. Our sincere condolences to\nGreg and his family; we'll keep you in our\nprayers.\nOn a lighter side, Lee Webster is doing\nwell at Northwestern Univ. He worked in AK\nwith British Petroleum before sch and hopes\nto work for a law firm in Indianapolis this\nsummer.\nJohn & Tairita Waite were married on 3\nSep 91 (please take note of my effective use of\nthe passive voice since nobody is grading my\nwork—ha!). John is waiting to hear from sev-eral\nunivs before making a decision about sch.\nThey attended Doug Sperandio's wedding to\nthe former Miss Jennifer Homsted in MN.\nWhile there, they also ran into John Warmer-dam,\non full scholarship to Duke for envir\nengring. Doug will be taking an Apache cmd\nat Rucker while Jennifer finishes up her last\nyr of med sch through the AF. Best wishes in\nyour new life together, John & Tairita!\nGot a great ltr from Tasha "Robbie" Wil-liams.\nShe's still wrestling through cmd and\ndoing great things. She was here last fall and\nran into several classmates: Mike Parrish is\nflying in Ger; Greg Wilson is with SF at\nDevens; "Stump" Gibson is with his family at\nBliss; Kathy & Mike Derrick are expecting\ntheir first child sometime in Apr; Ike is back\nin AK; Brian Kondrat continues to be a run-ning\nfool stationed at Ft Riley; and Jim Brad-ley\nis getting married this summer following\nthe end of his med residency.\nGlen & Tracy Seymour are in TN, where\nGlen works for Quaker Oats. Robin (Alber-\n120 From the collection of the U.S. Military Academy Library JULY 1992 ASSEMBLY