Well lets see, I graduated! and joined the Marines and got sent to california. I spent 4 years there and it was a blast. I got out of the Marines and came back to Oklahoma and got married and had 2 lovely girls Mellissa 12 and tiffany 11, I got divorced and they live in Yukon and I live in Del City with my fun and beautiful Girlfriend Deanna. . I am in the Army Reserve now I am training to be a Drill Sergant. I have been a deputy for 3 years. I play lots of indoor soccer and ride bikes for fun. I own my own company I do remodeling of bathrooms and kitchens. Its DMT Remodeling. Don Carr 1986 

After High School I spent 6 years in the Air Force ('86-'92), in the 507th TFG (Tactical Fighter Group), stationed at Tinker AFB. I got a chance to see a bit more of the world, including some time at Aviano Air Base, Italy -- just north of Venice. 
 
After the Air Force, I (eventually) went back to school and graduated from the University of Central Oklahoma, where I studied Screenwriting and Creative Studies. I wrote a few screenplays, but as they say... "life is what happens while you're making other plans." 
 
After losing both of my parents to cancer in ’94 and ’98, in 2001, I moved to Tierra Verde, Florida (a small Island in the Tampa Bay area), and launched an Internet company dealing with Rolex watches -- www.QualityTyme.net 
 
Rolex had been a "hobby" of mine since the early '90s, but I turned it into a full-time business in 2001. I also started an Independent Publishing Company in 2002, and I have written and published a series of (4) books on the subject: "The Rolex Report: An Unauthorized Reference Book for the Rolex Enthusiast" -- the current edition is now in its 8th printing. 
 
Over the past decade I've become somewhat of an authority on Rolex, and my books have become THE source for reference material in the industry. I'm a contributing writer for numerous wristwatch magazines, and I frequently travel across the country lecturing/training various watch clubs, organizations, and government agencies on the identification of counterfeit and genuine Rolex watches and parts. 
 
I spend my time day-trading in the mornings and hanging out at the beach on the weekends. I do some sailing, deep sea fishing, local photography, or just hanging out at the beach bars working on my tan -- life couldn't get much better than this. 
 
I'm currently researching 2 new books: another historical book on Rolex, as well as a book on the history of Cuban cigars -- with a "research" trip down to Cuba in the works for sometime in 2007. 
 
I never married, but I haven't stopped looking either. I've met some wonderful people around the world, and you just never know what life has in store for you. 
 
 
Pictures: 
 
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Aviano Air Base, Italy, 1992. 
 
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Basel, Switzerland, 2005. 
 
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Tierra Verde, Florida, 2005. 
 
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Just another day in Paradise... Florida style! 

After highschool, I got my accounting degree at UCO. I'm a CPA and have been with Quail Creek Bank in Okc for 18 years - although I'm only part-time now (my main career is staying home with the kiddos). Brett and I have been married 14 years and we have 2 beautiful children - Brandon, 7 and Anna Beth, 3. We live in Mustang, OK and love it!

After graduating Moore high school in 1986, I attended Oklahoma State University until 1990 originally majoring in Health and Athletic Training.

Attended University of Oklahoma Health Sciences Center from '90-'92 and received a BS in Physical Therapy in May of 1992.

Moved to Birmingham, AL to work in a prestigious sports medicine facility and lived there until 1995.

Was married in September of 1993 to Jennifer, who I met in Physical Therapy school and moved to Birmingham with me.

We moved to Arlington, TX for one and a half years, thinking it was good to be closer to home to start a family, but not at home.

Changed our minds and moved back to Oklahoma City in 1997, just before Casady was born: 8/97.

Caitlin came along 1/99 and eventually Caden in 5/03.

I continue to work as a physical therapist and athletic trainer in Oklahoma City. I also do athletic training with US Youth Soccer - The Olympic Development Program - and travel two time per year with regional select teams to wonderful overseas destinations.

We attend Unitied Methodist Church of the Servant in OKC. The kids are involved in soccer, cheerleading, and Lyric Theater. I still play indoor soccer and have considered myself a runner in years past (hope to get back to it).

Jennifer keeps our family going and is the light of my life. I (we) have truly been blessed.

After graduating from high school, I attended O.U. and graduated with my Bachelor's of Business Administration degree in Management Information Systems in 1990. I moved to the Tulsa area and went to work for Amoco Corporation. Through a series of merges and buyouts with Amoco, I ended up working for IBM as a Systems Analyst. I met my husband-to-be, Brian, at Amoco in 1996 and we were married in 1998. We have two beautful girls, Lena, age 4 1/2 and Olivia age 1 1/2. We both still work together at IBM and live in Skiatook, Oklahoma on 5 acres.

I started nursing school after highschool, but was married in 1988, moved to California, had a daughter-Amanda Lynne in 1992, moved to Virginia in 1994 for a year, then New York in 1995 for 3 months-on a 150 acre farm-loved it there! Had a half acre garden there too! Then moved back to Oklahoma in 1995, separated from husband and went back to nursing school at OSU-OKC, divorced in 1997, graduated from nursing school as a RN in May 1998 and became a neonatal nurse at the Special Care Nursery in University Hospital, in 2000 we combined with the NICU at Children's Hospital and we worked in both areas, where I mostly Advocated(attended and recusitated) most of the deliveries on the days I worked, until 2002. In 2001 I was rear ened at a stop sign and ended up with 2 back surgeries. In 2002 had met my 2nd husband, whom I married in 2004 and divorced in 2005. I worked for Norman Regional 2003-2005 as a Nursery nurse and NICU nurse, worked for a home health agency for 6 months in 2002 and a workman's comp doctor in 2003 for 5 months-neither were my "cup of tea". In 2002-2003 I aslo cared for 2 foster children. Since April of 2005 to current I have been working at Park View Hospital in El Reno as an OB nurse doing Labor, delivery, recovery and post partum of the mom and baby and also caring for Antepartum mom's. It is awesome working there and we are all one great big happy family out there and it is easy to give lots of attention to our patients there so I get to do what I like to do the best- help others. It is well worth the 42 mile drive each way, each day I work. And with having another surgery this month, they took excellent care of me and my family.
I met Delbert in January of 2006, we are to be married sometime in the next year-we haven't decided a date yet. He has a daughter Chrystal who also lives with us and she is pregnant and due in October of this year. We can't wait!
Kristin, the one on the top of the picture is our Foreign Exchange student from Germany, who will be attending the reunion with us and then will be leaving to return home 3 days later-she has been here since August of 2005. In August 2006 we will be recieving 2 more Exchange students, on from Germany-Anna and one from Sweden-Annelie. From left to right in the picture is Delbert, Chrystal, Kristin, Amanda and Carrie.

Moved to Seattle about a year after graduation. Went to Western Washington University and received my BA in Communications and Business Management. Started working in the radio industry and had a huge time working for some great radio stations across a variety of formats.

Moved to Sydney Australia in 1996, again working in radio. Left the radio industry in about 1998 to work for the Sydney Morning Herald's digital division and worked there for 6 years, leaving as their National Agency Sales Director. Had a great time and got to travel a bit, but mostly learned an incredible amount and really got my start in the online industry. I'm now working for Toyota Australia as their Interactive Manager.

In between all this, met my husband Clayton at my first job in Australia (he was my boss - how convenient!) - basically had to leave that company for shagging the boss, but we got married, had 2 children and redeemed ourselves. We've been together now 10 years!

Life is good!

I married in July 1986 and moved to Washington State. I left and moved back to Oklahoma in September 1987. I then joined the Army for 4 years as a mechanic. During my time in the Army, I was sent to Saudi Arabia during the 1st Gulf War. Also while I was in, I met my 2nd husband. We had two wonderful kids together. My daughter is 16 and learning to drive. My son is 12. I have been divorced from him now for 7 years. So far I really enjoy being a single parent. I had been doing customer service work from the time I left the Army until about October 2005. Problems with my hands and shoulders prevent me from continuing that line of work. Now I drive a School bus for the best Schools in Oklahoma….Moore. I love it. Wish I had started driving a bus a long time ago.

Hello 1986 Grads!!!! ~ I went off to OSU for a SEMESTER...hmmm...wonder why! just the one? ha ha ~ (Hey, I DID PASS all my classes...barely) :o) ~ Anyway, I almost finished school my Bachelor's at UCO until I met this GREAT guy who made WAY too much $$ at the time for me to finish....(I had 30 hrs left when I quit...the day before we left for Cancun on a "whim") :o))) Oh, those were the DAYS!!! ~ Also, I was a legal sec for about 3-4 years and decided the downtown/office life was NOT FOR ME!! ~ So...I got involved in the restaurant biz beginning with the Outback and ended up working at Chilis/Brinker for about TEN YEARS!! WoW!? ~ Anyway, I'm now happily married for 9 years now (after being engaged TWICE...OMG! ~ don't ask....), and have a 5-year old son...(I'm in AWE of those of you that I've ran into that have TEENAGERS....ok, ok, I got a late start)! Payton plays Soccer, Daddy is "coach" now for TWO seasons!! His Daddy, (Paul Gordon Jr., class of '88), has played Soccer literally all his life, so GO FIGURE!! ha ha ~ BTW, I did not know him in high school, but met him MUCH later in my life! Paul is my BEST friend!!! ~ it's awesome! We have a GREAT relationship and I'm thankful for my family everyday!! I did not attend the Reunion....I wanted to however. We own a local restaurant in Moore, Berkley's Restaurant and Grill, even though we ironically don't TECHNICALLY live in Moore anymore....but pretty close in a nice home with an in-ground Pool ~ LUV IT!!! ~ . Berkley's has been open for over 5 years now (I was in the hospital having Payton the DAY it opened)!!! ~ It's been a really rough 5 years for all of us, as Paul left a really good job/income at Zio's to do his "own thing", but we're making it!! I'm so proud of him. He literally works about 6-7 eleven hour days a week... :(( But TRIES to take at least ONE day off a week..... Anyway, I, personally, have an internet biz that I've had for probably about 3-4 years now...I sell Scrapbook "stuff", and it's so hard to work at home with a FIVE year old around and be a good Mom and Wife at the SAME TIME!! It's crazy, as I work with people all over the world at ANY given time/internationally and so the hours of my "job" are just crazy! Sometimes I literally have to turn my puter OFF to get a "break"! Anyway, enough about Me ~ I've kept in contact with SOME of my old friends, but not very many....just in my own lil world here and I'm Happy!!!!!!!!!! :o) I do wonder about some of you, however and what happened to you! Anybody EVER hear from/of Brian Rains? (who literally broke my heart)...funny I heard from Allen, who I guess I broke HIS heart unbeknownst to me?! So sorry Allen about that Bracelet!! ~ ha ha ~ Memories are fun!!?? The pics I'm attaching are just the latest ones I have...nothing spectacular. oh well....take care everybody!! XOXO, Diedra Berryhill-Gordon

I met Chad in 1991 at Oklahoma City Community College, and we were married in May of 1994. We have now been married for 12 years, and I thank God for Chad every day. He has always taken great care of me in our years together, and for that I am thankful. I could not have picked a better husband, or father for my children. I am SO blessed!! One of my greatest accomplishments in life is being a mom. I have two beautiful children, my son Blaine, who is "5" going on "20", and McKenna who is "3". Blaine has been playing golf since he could walk. We are hoping for another Tiger Woods! McKenna is the "princess" of the house, and can be “precious” and “awful” all at the same time. I never knew girls could be such TOOTS! My children make me smile daily, and I never knew how much love could be in my heart until God blessed me with them.

I have been a stay at home mom for almost six years, and have recently decided to go to nursing school. I am attending nursing school at OSU-OKC, and hope to graduate in December of 2007. I may be going to an OSU school, but I am still a DIE HARD O.U. fan! (Sorry Holly!) (BOOMER SOONER!!)

I am very much looking forward to attending the 20 Year reunion. I am thankful to Holly, and all of the other “Reunion Staff” for putting this together for the 1986 graduating class. See all of you in June!

Following graduation from high school, I attended and eventually graduated with a BS in psychology from the University of Oklahoma. White there, I roomed with fellow MHS graduate Jason Harris until he moved to Texas. Additionally, I go t to see quite a bit of Dylan Romo, Darrin Webster and David Henry, as we were in the same fraternity.

The most significant thing, above and beyond a degree, that I obtained from OU was my wife, Cheryl. We met during organic chemistry lab and got married in 1991. She works for Walgreen's as a pharmacist and is the staff pharmacist for a surgery center. She was not able to attend the 10th reunion. She was pregnant a the time with our son, Brayden. He is now nine looks like a mini me.

After graduating from OU, I earned my M.D. from the University of Oklahoma College of Medicine in 1994. I, then, spent my intern year at the OU Health Sciences Center. While it was hard work, the part that stands out the most was taking part in caring for some of the victims of the Murrah bombing.

In the summer of 1995, I moved to Knoxville, TN and began my residency in anesthesiology at the University of Tennessee Medical Center. Cheryl and I really enjoyed Knoxville, so we elected to stay in Tennessee following the completion of my residency. We were looking to settle down in a small to medium sized town that was close to a large city. As fate would have it, a job opened up in Murfreesboro, TN. Murfreesboro is the home of MTSU and is basically a suburb of Nashville. We have been here for almost eight years.

Aside from becoming an anesthesiologist, I have spent the better part of the past 20 years as a gym rat. When I moved to Murfreesboro, I took up cycling and running. With my long history of battling asthma and ankle injuries, I am proud to say that I complete the Country Music Half Marathon.

In addition to the above activities, I have kept myself sane by traveling, coaching little league baseball, and going to a multitude of sporting events. I have football season tickets to OU and the Tennessee Titans. I go to as many games as I possibly can. As it turns out, MTSU is playing OU in football this year and, unless something changes, I am slated to be one of MTSU's team physicians for the game. Look for me on the sidelines.

Since I still have family, including my sister and fellow 1986 graduate Kristen Terry-Liggitt, living in Oklahoma, I return to the old stomping grounds as often as I can. It always brings back good memories. I am looking forward to seeing everyone at the reunion.

The pictures I have attached are:

1)Cheryl, Brayden and I at the Dole Plantation in Hawaii
2) Brayden and I after I finished the Country Music Half Marathon
3) Me with Skip Hicks who is a former UCLA and Tennessee Titans running back.