Judson Rogefrs
Joan and I live in Allen, TX. -about 20 miles north of Dallas. I retired in '92. Then we moved from Washington DC to Allen. Our daughter is grown, married with 4 kids. She home schools them and they are delightful. The youngest is almost 6 and the oldest is 11. 3 boys and one girl. I now understand what Dr. Chuck Schwindal meant when he said it is a full time job keeping young males alive until they reach 25. Seth, Amy's husband, has a construction company that keeps him busy. I am just about to close the door on an antique restoration company that I have had for a long long time. The Dallas area is a wonderful place for my business and it has been very good to us. I am now building Amy a house full of furniture with the 23,000 pounds of lumber (I cut down the trees in the Kansas Woods) while stationed at Leavenworth. Half was American Black Walnut. The rest wasCherry, Bass, Hickory, Oak and Poplar. Joan's mother died at 93 just 4 months ago. Now both sets of parents are gone and we can fully enjoy the grandkids and some traveling. Joan and I are still in good health and enjoying life.
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Joan and I live in Allen, TX. -about 20 miles north of Dallas. I retired in '92. Then we moved from Washington DC to Allen. Our daughter is grown, married with 4 kids. She home schools them and they are delightful. The youngest is almost 6 and the oldest is 11. 3 boys and one girl. I now understand what Dr. Chuck Schwindal meant when he said it is a full time job keeping young males alive until they reach 25. Seth, Amy's husband, has a construction company that keeps him busy. I am just about to close the door on an antique restoration company that I have had for a long long time. The Dallas area is a wonderful place for my business and it has been very good to us. I am now building Amy a house full of furniture with the 23,000 pounds of lumber (I cut down the trees in the Kansas Woods) while stationed at Leavenworth. Half was American Black Walnut. The rest wasCherry, Bass, Hickory, Oak and Poplar. Joan's mother died at 93 just 4 months ago. Now both sets of parents are gone and we can fully enjoy the grandkids and some traveling. Joan and I are still in good health and enjoying life.
Branch
U.S. Army
Rank
Colonel (COL)
Service Years
1967 - 1992
Military Awards
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