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Jane Koski

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Occupation:Plant wrangler Marital Status:Single Class of ?/(or years attended):1971-1972 Years lived in Afghanistan:6

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Gary Lanza

Occupation:auto technition Marital Status:Married No. of Children:2 Class of ?/(or years attended):class of 77/ 3 years Years lived in Afghanistan:71-74

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Gary Lanza

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Occupation:Mechanic Marital Status:Married No. of Children:2 Class of ?/(or years attended):77 Years lived in Afghanistan:3

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Nick Levintow

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Occupation:Labor & Employment Lawyer Marital Status:Married No. of Children:3 Class of ?/(or years attended):1973 Years lived in Afghanistan:1972-73

From Nick:I lived in Lashkar Gah in the summer of '72, basically hunting, fishing, and exploring the desert. Moved up to Kabul to attend AISK in the fall of '72 for my senior year of HS. It was memorable -- I still recall everything and everyone that crossed my path. I particularly enjoyed playing sports, exploring the forests out behind AISK, visiting Bamiyan and Band-i-Amir, hiking partway down to Jalalabad on the trail of the British retreat, and learning to ride a motorcycle. Also enjoyed the tumbleweed and purple sage down in the desert, Qala Bist, tubing on the Helmand River, water skiiing on Lake Kajakai, and other great experiences. Looking forward to the next reunion opportunity.

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Diane Cutler (Lewis)

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Occupation:Business Owner Marital Status:Single No. of Children:1 Graduation Year:1974

From Diane:Enjoy the journey reading my book, EDUCATION WARRIOR, which highlights my father's illustious work in Afghanistan and other beautiful places in the world.

Proceeds go to the non-profit Education Warrior which provides FREE tutoring to underserved students. Tutoring keeps students in school and helps them get to college.

www.educationwarrior.org

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Tom Lewis

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