
HAROLD ROY SHEELY DT1 1967-68 MED-DENTALRotated from Isle Royale to Philadelphia Naval Hospital late 1968, where I continued my fight to get out of the dental field. Attended Rutger’s University at night. Competed for MSC commission when minimum time in service was completed, was designated as first alternate but never selected. Selected for E-7 appointment on first try but declined to extend active duty obligation for the appointment. Left active duty via early out Apr 1971 to attend college full time. Completed BS Industrial Engineering degree Nov 1973. Received full tuition/expense research position for MBA (quantitative methods) May 1975. After college, worked in Atlanta for US GAO, developed computer system applications for internal agency use (75-76). That led to an 18 month assignment in DC (same type work). Then transferred to GAO staff in Huntsville AL to review Army weapons development projects (Patriot, I-Hawk, MLRS, etal) and tactical computer systems (TacFire). In 1981 transferred to GAO staff in Oak Ridge TN to lead program reviews of Clinch River Breeder Reactor Program. After CRBR, led program reviews of Uranium Enrichment Activities and development of centrifuge and laser enrichment technologies. Transferred to DOE contractor in 1988 where I worked on Strategic Petroleum Reserve, management of radioactive waste, weapons development, and nuclear facility decontamination and decommissioning. Presently project manager of DHS/DOE program to gather surplus radiation detection equipment from DOE and DOD for placement to community volunteer fire departments and other first response organizations. Expecting to completely retire this year and enjoy the East Tennessee mountains from the seats of my Suzuki Boulevard and Mazda Miata. My life has been good and interesting, blessed along the way with two wonderful, now adult, children. Proud granddad of 6-year old boy/girl twins. |
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Mike Hammond, IC2 1967 -
1970, R-3 Div.
Seems like a lot of us went into police
work. Worked fro the Everett, WA PD for 25 years. Retired as a
Lieutenant. Worked for a short while for the Snohomish County Department of
Emergency Management. Am now working for the Federal Emergency
Management Agency as the site specialist for the Columbia Generating Station
Nuclear Power plant. Prior to my "nuclear" duty there I worked
as their HazMat specialist. Married for 32 years to Jill. We have
two kids and now live in Marysville, WA.
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Andy Brown FN/SFP3 R-Division 64-67
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Danny Rider
I enlisted in February 1951 and was assigned to the Isle Royale. A vehicle
sent to pick up our draft in Long Beach had a TM3 as the driver and I got to
talking to him about the TM rating. By the time we got to the ship I knew what
I wanted to strike for, TM. I made TM3 on the ship, TM2 on the Sperry AS 12,
TM1 in Atsugi, Japan, went to GMT school and Made GMTC on the Kitty Hawk,
GMTCS at NAS North Island, and GMTCM in COMCRUDESPAC. I retired in 1974 and
have retired multiple times since. I now live in Sandy Valley, NV (50 Miles
from Las Vegas) and will celebrate 50 years of marriage to a wonderful woman
on Christmas eve this year, 2003. We have four children, two boys two girls
and thirteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Life has been good to
me and I love it. My best to all Isle Royale shipmates.
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Glenn P HayesLeft ship in 1969 for EM school in
San Diego, went to Harbor Clearance |
James PetettJames Petett, 3rd Class Engineman
from A Division. After Navy, I married, |
Jim PetroMy name is Jim Petro, when i was on
board Hamul& Isle Royale they called me |
Terry L. CunninghamI served in B Division from April 1964 until July 1966.Then went to The |
LIFE AFTER ISLE ROYALE
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Frank O. HomstadI was separated from active duty' in Dec. of 1967. I went
to work for the Modesto, CA Police Department shortly after getting out. After
about two years I got divorced and quit the PD. I took off hitchhiking and
made it to Rhode Island and back to Nevada, taking about nine months to do it.
I then went to work for the Nye County Sheriff's Department and rose to the
rank of Captain. I spent approximately 22 years in law enforcement. In '89 I
quit law enforcement and went to work for Hilton Hotels as Director of
Security. After about four years of this I transferred into engineering.
Several hotels later I am currently Chief Engineer for the Grandover Resort
and Convention Center in Greensboro, NC
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