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HESSISCH OLDENDORF AS,
GERMANY |
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| I was stationed at Hessisch Oldendorf from June 1977 until
June 1980. My wife's name was Marilyn (now divorced). She worked in the
Hessisch Oldendorf School as the Secretary and RN. My daughter,
Kristy, was runner-up for Miss Hessisch Oldendorf for 1979. She was
only 13 years old. |
Kriz HOG
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I worked for the Group Commander, Colonel Buikema. I
was the Group Safety Officer responsible for the base proper, Bad Munder,
Swellentrup, and Bremerhaven. |
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| From left to right. (1) Marilyn and me in our living
room prior to a dance; (2) Marilyn and me at a British dance; (3) British
dance; (4) At the All Ranks Club; (5) Marianne Hill, Marilyn, Me, Judy and
John Mendosa; (6) John, Judy, and Marilyn; (7) Our English friend Mick
Cripps at the Hamelin Barracks for a formal British dance; (8) Bob Tipton,
base photographer. |
| From left to right. (1) Lt Col Inouye, Base Commander - in
the shadows; (2) My favorite of all people at Hess - Lt Col Inouye; (3)
Fig and Jo Newton - Jo and I have re-newed our friendship and now write
email frequently; (4) Wayne and Marianne Hill and Marilyn at the Club; (5)
Christmas party at our house; (6) Gate between my office and the school;
(7) Passed my Wesser Strasse Hotel everyday on the way home to Hemeringen;
(8) Judy Mendosa, Marilyn, and the NCOIC of Photography (can't remember
her name). |
| From left to right. (1) Debbie; (2) Debbie and Laddie
Mawery; (3) Debbie in front of Commissary. My office looked directly at
the Commissary doorway; (4) Out Walking; (5) Out Walking; (6) Marilyn and
Kristy and Frankfort station heading for England; (7) On the train; (8) On
the train |
| From left to right. (1) Kristy, Jon Jon, and me in
our living room; (2) Marilyn and Kristy in cold weather; (3) Our home in
Hemeringen; (4) Kristy with Grandfather clock; (5) Kristy runnerup to Miss
Hess; (6) Kristy and court; (7) Kristy on the runway; (8) Kristy's
talent at Miss Hess. |
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