1955 - 1965
Michael Kilpatrick Kilpatrick
Now
| Currently Residing In: | El Dorado, CA USA |
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| Spouse/Partner's Name: | Joan Kilpatrick |
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| Occupation: | Retired geological modeling software professional |
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| Children: | Catherine Kelly, born 1974 |
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| Military Service: | USNR  |
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| Class Year | 1958 |
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Michael's Latest Interactions
Posted on: Oct 27, 2020 at 4:33 AM
Posted on: Jan 20, 2020 at 10:07 AM
Gee Mike you really get/got around. I don't guess you remember me but as I recall you and I were good buddies, I think. I joined the Navy Air, P2 Submarine Bomber protecting our great country and remain in Jacksonville. I am still here but hope to move to Vilano Beach St. Augustine this year. I was going to Hope Town to buy a summer home but the hurricane blew it down. I own a company which is a Military Defense Contractor ( NSIResearch ) and we are International protecting our warriors. Maybe I can half way retire like step down this year and just remain the Chairman of the Board. Best of luck Mike and stay safe.
Rick Johnson
Posted on: Oct 27, 2019 at 4:33 AM
Posted on: Aug 28, 2019 at 12:19 PM
Posted on: Mar 04, 2019 at 12:56 PM
Posted on: Oct 27, 2018 at 4:34 AM
Posted on: Oct 27, 2015 at 4:33 AM
Posted on: Nov 11, 2014 at 3:05 PM
Hi Bob,
When we first moved to Austin, Cedar Park was only a BBQ joint on the way to Lago Vista. We lived in Austin for 40+ years and in Cedar Park for 10 of those years on Adventure Lane. I hope you've enjoyed Cedar Park as much as we have. Hope Lake Travis will fill up again. Six years ago when we moved to CA, it was down so far Sometime Island looked like a mountain.
Mike K
Yes, I also remember Ann. She was made fun of on occasion, if I recall, but mostly not in front of her. thank goodness. If it did happen in front of her, she ignored it like an adult and carried on. I admired that about her and am very sorry to hear of her passing.
I wonder if there are any high schools in history that did not have some kind of class structure, and where teasing or making fun does not occur. I would be totally blown away if there were many. I have a hard time imagining a school full of hundreds of bristling teen agers not competing fiercely with each in just about everything on all levels. (military school? convent?)
Let's see if I can figure out which class I was in... Hmmm, I worked at Clark's supermarket in the afternoons, and somtimes thumbed a ride to school (what a peach Judy B. was to pick me up once in a while). Ah, it seems pretty obvious.
Anyway, I have no misgivings about what goes on in almost all high schools, but am happy with the realization that most will get over it, and enter the more laid-back, pleasant, and cooperative zone of adulthood for most of their lives.