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2/15/205 8:25 AM
Becky, I don't think you remember me, but my brother Leonard (AKA: Len) and I were at Milo Academy in 1961
and half of 1962 before going on to Lodi Academy and graduating with their Class of '62.
I was surfing the web and saw your site with the 1962 alums. Believe it or not, I recognize some of the names.
You may find out more about me if you go to: http://www.qrz.com/ and type in KD3FB where it says "Get Call Sign."
Regards,
Lawrence H Drayton
Repository Supervisor
DoD DNA Registry
Armed Forces Institute of Pathology
Lawrence.Drayton@afip.osd.mil
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Background. First licensed in 1960 as WA6DRZ. During a 25 year U.S. Army career, operated in Japan (KA2AW),
the Canal Zone (KZ5LD), Panama (HP1XLH) and Germany (DA1AR). Born and raised in California. Retired from
the military in 1991. The QTH is now Maryland. Eventually plan to move to Ellicottville, NY. Currently
employed as the Supervisor, Armed Forces Repository of Specimen Samples for the Identification of Remains
within the Department of Defense DNA Registry, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology, Gaithersburg, MD.
Education. Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice from Nova University (FL). Master of Forensic
Sciences degree from George Washington University (DC). FBI National Academy graduate (Session 131).
Association Memberships. American Radio Relay League; American Academy of Forensic Science; FBI National
Academy Alumni Association; CID Agents Association; Fraternal Order of Eagles; Veterans of Foreign Wars
(VFW); American Legion; American Motorcyclist Association; Harley Owners Group.
Military Awards and Decorations. Legion of Merit, two Bronze Star medals and 17 other awards and service
medals.
Station. ICOM 756 Pro II transceiver, Vibroplex Iambic and Straight keyer, and G5RV multi-band dipole antenna.
Operate primarily 20 and 40 meter SSB and CW. Limited Echo-Link operation.
Hobbies. Amateur radio (of course), digital photography, computers, and riding my 2004 Harley Davidson FLSTFI
(Fat Boy) motorcycle.
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Hey Lawrence (didn't we call you Larry?)
It was great to hear from you! Also had fun reading about you, and seeing you upon
that beautiful Fatboy! Both my husband and I have 2 Harleys each-----a lot of fun!
Would you mind of we put your photo and Bio up on our Milo page? You should come out
to a reunion sometime---------Milo is a very beautiful place-----try to tell that to a 16yr old!
Where is your brother? You are twins, right? I think Ric Hufnagel also left Milo and graduated
from Lodi. Sandy Anderson Smith lives in this area, as does Rudy Yost and his wife Ginny Garvin
Yost-----Do you remember Dale Bernard? He also lives nearby.
Thanks for the email , and let me know about using your photo.
Sincerely,
Becky Casebeer Hemp
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Yep Becky, they call me Larry and my brother and I were twins. I do recall, now that you mentioned it, that
Rick Hufnagel also graduated from Lodi. Yes, I remember Dale Bernard. Some apples never fall far from the
tree, do they? :-)
The sight to which I referred you is actually an Amateur (ham) radio web directory, but you can use it if you
wish. My brother is also a Harley rider and a Police Officer for Los Angeles. He and a friend shipped their
bikes back here and we spent two weeks touring the North East.
I am forwarding this email on to Len. Perhaps, we can make it to a reunion one of these years.
Good hearing from you. It looks like you've had an active and interesting life.
Stay in touch.
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