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Hello former inmates. I haven't seen most of you in years and only met many of you at the end of our senior year.. at least that is what my yearbook says. I've worked hard, left the county, for long stretches of time and generally gotten out of touch but I guess most of us are out of touch with our high school friends 40 years later. My brothers and I sold the family home in Tiburon in 2011 and then I bought a farm in Sebastopol with a 21 ton apple orchard on it. I haven't had an actual paying job in years but have been very busy doing what seemed like important things. Before that, I had am actual career in retained exec search and got to the Partner, M.D. level. After I retired from that I volunteered for Iraq. I was hired by DOD. They kept promoting me over there until I was responsible for the budget and operations of Iraq's ports, airports and railroad. After Iraq became a sovereign state, I was the Deputy Director of Logistics for the reconstruction. We moved about $10Billion worth of stuff over a 3 year period in a war zone so that was something. Then I got involved with a famous spy, Dewey Clarridge, doing spy stuff. You won't have heard about him. The CIA describe him as the only guy whose resume was three blank pages. :) I wasn't the girl with the gun, although I've certainly learned how to use them and, on occasions, carried them. I was on the analyst side. Dewey said I would have made a great case manager. I recently saw him in a movie about Nicaragua and also someone playing Adolfo Calero who I knew. Now I'm a farmer, a painter, and an interior decorator. Ha Ha! Maybe see you later at a reunion!
