September 06, 2009

UPDATE - September 6, 2009

1. Be sure to click the JANUARY 2005 link. That's where all the pictures are.

2. Don't miss the notice about Special Help for Military Families Available ... It is a mandatory pension and is not subject to partisan spending or discretionary Federal budget cuts. ... This pension is available to all qualified Veterans even if you are receiving military retirement pay based on years of service. ... This program pays up to: $1,632.00 monthly for a veteran; $1,055.00 monthly for a surviving spouse; $1,949.00 monthly for veteran and spouse. These funds may be used to pay the following:

1) Nursing home long term care.
2) Assisted living or for adult care services such as board and care.
3) And in some cases it pays family members, except for the spouse, to provide care at home.
4) Professional home care providers to come into the home. Qualification is more difficult.
5) Up to $1200.00 to renovate the home to help with disability such as ramps and grab bars.

November 11, 2005



This picture was taken by Jon Kolb who was aboard from '67 through '69 and was an ET1 working who kept me out of trouble when I was the EMO and later worked for Marty McClean when he tool over as EMO.

January 26, 2005


These floating cities are nice, but not nearly as beautiful as a Fletcher Class tin can. Posted by Hello


Ensign Hagerty pretending he's a warrior. Posted by Hello


2002 Ops Dept reunion - Lorenzo Hagerty, Jim Thompson, Mary Ann Cooper, George Cooper, and Peter Bittle. Posted by Hello


2002 Ops Dept reunion - Marycie Hagerty and Jim Thompson. Posted by Hello


2002 Ops Dept reunion - Peter Bittle and his wife, Rhona. Posted by Hello


2002 Ops Dept reunion ... Lorenzo and Mary Ann Cooper, wife of the Ops Boss. Posted by Hello


This is an image of Santa that will give the kids nightmares. Posted by Hello


Remember our skinny Santa? When we had the costume made in Japan they refused to make it any bigger, as this seemed huge to them. Posted by Hello