Many of us Oklahoma Fans know that Barry Switzer recently had a 70th birthday celebration. Well our very own Jason Gilbow was there in probably the most memorable piece of attire at the event. Aside from the distraction that his jacket creates…try to focus on the folks he was able to rub elbows with for a
few hours
I was pondering our 25th reunion, did some googling, and there we were (or are…or whatever). I thought we’d all look old by now, but really, we look pretty much the same overall…most of us anyway. I live in the DFW area and have since graduating college in ’87. My parents moved to Duncan, so I haven’t even been to Enid in nearly 20 years.
I work for Gibson guitars as a Business Manager, and I’m also in a classic rock band, Take5 (http://www.myspace.com/take5site). Other than that, I’ve got 11 year old twins (Evan and Adyson), and have been married to my wife Debbie (a Texas girl…sorry!) since ’88. Kinda quick summary for the last 20 years, but I’m sure you don’t want TOO much detail.
Keep me posted on the reunion stuff…add me to the list, etc…blah blah…
Business Manager for Gibson Guitars – 30+ Years experience playing guitar. Classically trained as a kid, but play by ear most of the time. I’ve got plenty of live experience, and of course I play Gibson guitars exclusively. Currently lead guitarist for take5. Still messing with the recording thing, so no laughing…or at least don’t point AND laugh
I think we have our band for the 25th reunion folks.
Well done Craig, you seem to have captured eternal youth…I on the other hand…noodled myself the secret to middle-age. Whaaaaaaaaaa!
Barry McCool is doing something very special. At first one might think that quilting is a girlie hobby. Well if Barry McCool, retired Marine/lifelong Plainsmen/elected Mayor is doing it…it must not be as girlie as you think. Here’s what Barry is doing with his mad quilting skillz.
“I have decided on a name for my quilt project for the troops. It will be called “Patches for Patriots”. At the time of these photos, I do have #3 flag being pieced together and #4 cut out.
For those of you that do not know, I am making 50 flag quilts to deliver to the wounded American Service Men and Women of this great Nation.
If you would like to sponsor one or more or just find out more info. please contact me at bcool831@pldi.net
Sorry about the last pic. Please excuse the socks. Ha!”
Outstanding Barry. We’re proud of you as always and look forward to you sharing your milestones on this project. And Barry…nice socks!
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You could sit in the booth at the diner and play a few of your favorite tunes from the juke box? I ran across this little historic gem while in Maryland at a charming little place called the Tastee Diner. If you’re ever near Bethesda, it’s worth the detour to stop in and have some fries with gravy, and a soft drink with the soft pellet ice (you ice crunchers know is the best that can be found).
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