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1971

1997

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Ran camera for "The Afternoon Show with Uncle Bob" and news broadcasts. 

Also own and operate the SCN website since 1997.

Was in the CZ from 5/69 - 6/71.

Married SCN radio & TV announcer Chuck McCann in 1972 and later divorced in 1977. Had one son, Marcus. 

Worked for Studio SEE as a camera & telectern operator in 71-72. Volunteered at WILK radio in 1974 developing and building music library filing and index system. Worked for WNEP TV in 1975 as an illustrator designing promos and spots for new season layout.

In 1976, went to work in telecommunications as an engineer & Technician.

30 years experience detail engineering from hands on engineering and technical to senior and executive level management in nearly every aspect of telephone and communications systems including landline, PCS wireless, LD, CLEC, ILEC, IT, Data, Central Office switching systems, VM, Broadband, HFC, Internet, DC Power systems, Grounding systems, Quality Assurance, Marketing, provisioning, Network design, detail engineering, Planning, Budgeting, Contract management, corporate partnership and joint venture negotiations, vendor management, OSP fiber optic LAN design, strategic business development, patent R&D, NOC, you name it.

Owned telcom engineering & installation company.

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Replaced Ed Waddell. He strove to be the first broadcaster/journalist "E-10" (Command Sergeant Major).

Lloyd felt that things were too sloppy and that uniforms should be worn when on duty at all times (referring to weekend/night duty).

Did on-air work. Anchored the TV News on weekends.

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 Denis as "Uncle Bob"

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Worked on production as well as the Afternoon Show as Uncle Bob.

Also an announcer on the SCN "East of Midnight" radio program with popular music of that era. Many times, Denis could be seen in the studio late at night, working in candlelight, playing his personal collection of records on-air because the popular heavy rock albums had not been approved by the military and were not otherwise available in the studio for public consumption. 

Denis returned to Michigan where he continued to work at several radio and TV stations in the Lansing area. Denis continued his "Uncle Bob" show in addition to creating new characters. Denis also brought back the popular "East of Midnight" radio program. Denis was very imaginative and talented which served him well throughout his career. 

He was always a gentle and kind person, well liked by those who knew him. Denis met his wife Linda, a teacher in 1976. Denis was a devoted family man and spent a lot of quality time with his wife, Linda and daughters, Elyse and Emily. 

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John had a PhD in Mathematics

Came from the tri-city area of Tennessee

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One of the most fluent bilingual broadcasters during his time at SCN.

Was the voice for the TV and Radio production of "Learn Spanish." 

In the early 80's, Pete worked at the USAF PA regional office.

After retirement, Pete became a flight attendant on United Airlines flying the Central/South American routes.

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2000

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In 1976, Gerry was selected to be first Program Director of the Navy Broadcasting Service in the Pentagon; served six years living in Northern Virginia. 

Appointed Director of Programming for the worldwide Armed Forces Radio and Television Service in Hollywood in 1982. Served 14 years until the AFRTS Broadcast Center was moved to March AFB in 1996. 

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Rather than move, elected to retire and continues living in Thousand Oaks, CA with family.

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Ken was assigned to SCN from 1971 - 72, and worked in Radio and in Television.

From Panama, he went to Ft. Huachuca, AZ, and then, to Thailand, and AFTN.

He got out, got his degree, then re-entered the service as a reservist with a Public Affairs Detachment in Tampa, Florida.  

As a reservist, he spent three two week tours in Washington, one with OASD, and two with OCPA.

With credit for 24 years, he was involuntarily retired for medical reasons.

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One of the most recognized female anchors in the community. 

An accomplished performer

Born November 20, 1945 in San Diego, CA. 

Married Lee Taylor in Albany, NY on August 29, 1980. She attended Penn State and Western Washington University, graduating with a BA and MA in Theater.

Deborah acted and directed at Bellingham Theater Guild and WWU, and taught Theater at Whatcom Community College for 12 years.

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You may share memories in the online guest book at

  http://www.westfordfuneralhome.com

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3rd PD at SCN. He replaced Gerry Fry who was PD for 12 years.  Ron was PD the first time during the treaty negotiations era.  He brought the recognized, "Looking out for you" image package that was very popular throughout the command.

Ron did another tour of five years late 80s to the early 90s.

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May 1971

2008

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Radio DJ at SCN

Conceived & developed the SCN program "Que Pasa" and built the first sets with Lee McGowan who produced and directed the program

Changed his "air name" from Terry Goyette which he went by at SCN to Charles Goyette. 

Has 2 sons

Prior to SCN, started in radio at the NAU campus in Flagstaff, AZ

A well known, public Speaker at Seminars on economic and national policies

His career included an Investment business and owning a radio station in AZ

Over his career, Terry (Charles) has been a well known radio announcer in most major AZ cities

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Had at least one radio program of oldies called “Yesterday Once More.” 

He was with SCN for about a year. Assistant NCOIC of Radio at one point

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Originally from Iowa.

NBC Sports Director for NBC in Dallas

Traveled with the Dallas Cowboys

12 years at ABC in Detroit

4 years at ABC in Minneapolis, MN

Has published a story in a best selling book "Chicken soup for the sports fans soul"

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