Since we all wore the same college uniforms, many of us had no idea about our classmates’ environmental affiliation, never mind their MOC/occupation. While some of us were lucky enough to run in to one another during the course of our careers, others we have not seen since leaving the colleges. Partly inspired by John Carr’s 10th Anniversary yearbook, in which he included updates for many of the guys, and partly by some of the very interesting and often pretty impressive things we learned about the guys while doing the website, the purpose of this section of the website is to allow each classmate the opportunity to tell us where they are now and what they are doing and also, if they feel so inspired to share stories about their life and careers.
Later, during Op Reconnect, Dwight Davies decided to get his rook mates to give him a Reader’s Digest version of their careers so the first part of the list will be for Recruit Flights, with a cross reference to the Classmates names in the alphabetical portion:
Recruits Flights
RMC 2 Sqn D Flight
RMC 4 Sqn K Flight
Individuals
12146 Allison Jim (See RMC 2 Sqn D Flight above)
12148 Chuck Attwood
12149 Avis Peter
12151 Banks Gary
12155 Beth Ed (see RMC 2 Sqn D Flight above)
12259 Biggar Kevin
12160 Cope Richard
12268 Coulter Bob
12162 Davies Dwight (see RMC 2 Sqn D Flight above)
12168 Fehr Bob (see RMC 2 Sqn D Flight above)
12173 Fraser Gary (see RMC 4 Sqn K Flight above)
12173 Gimblett Richard
12176 Graystone Brian (see RMC 2 Sqn D Flight above)
12289 Groves Richard
12185 Kelly Peter (see RMC 2 Sqn D Flight above)
12186 Keogh Tom (see RMC 4 Sqn K Flight above)
12192 Lawson Tom
12193 Leversedge Terry
12203 Mackley Raymond
12207 McCarthy Kevin
12209 McLean Doug
12316 Miller Kevin
12215 Mowat Dave
12221 North Bob (see RMC 2 Sqn D Flight above)
12320 Natynczyk Walter
12223 Parker Nick (see RMC 2 Sqn D Flight above)
11947 Poucher Doug
12230 Riley Mike (see RMC 2 Sqn D Flight above)
12339 Smith Randy
12342 Stewart Allen
12239 Sukstorf Lutz (see RMC 2 Sqn D Flight above)
Class Notes: We originally decided to call this section Classmate Biographies and so we scanned a copy of a dictionary page with the word “biography”, along with a definition. Later on, it seemed more appropriate to be less formal and simply call the section: Where are they now? We still wanted to keep the scan of dictionary page, because it actually has a Class of 79 link! The dictionary is the Gage Canadian Dictionary (1983) which was originally edited in part by Dr Walter S Avis, not only the Dean of Canadian Forces Military Colleges - UTPM ,and Pete’s Dad, but also an honourary graduate of our Class. In fact, the inscription on the inside reads “To the memory of Dr Walter S. Avis 1919-1979 scholar and teacher of Canadian English.”
