Victoria Delaney has a new email address
 
Hello,

I have just switched my e-mail address from viva@consolidated.net to victoria-delaney@comcast.net. Please use this new address for all future e-mails and instant messages.

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Thanks,

Victoria Delaney
 

From: Victoria Delaney
Sent: May 3, 2004 1:48 PM
To: tech2000@technidigm.org

Subject: RE: AMPHI '62 Reunion, 60th B-Day Communications

Hi Charlie,

It looks like you are still having fun.  My new email address is viva@txucom.net.  I now live in Montgomery, Texas which is about 60 miles North of Houston.  Finally green trees, grass, water, etc.  and, of course, Humidity.  Jim hates the humidity but I love not being the lizard lady.  The beauty outweighs the humidity any day for me.

I am still consulting, auditing, and training people to the ISO Standard.  I have also expanded to helping companies bring the Spirit back into the Workplace.  This is based on a book titled "The New Agreements" by David Dibble.  The premise is that the frustration level of the employees indicates the systems that aren't working within a company.  Frustration takes away from creativity and thus affects the bottomline.  I see that all of the time, so I have taken this as a personal mission to help companies become more aware of the actions and processes that are creating negativity (lack of progress) in a company through workshops, one on one coaching and retreats.  My goal is to assist companies into making their workplace a happy place.

So, what is new with you?  We have another grandchild.  That makes two for me and two for Jim.

I hope this finds you in great spirits,

Love and laughter,

Vicki

3 Presidio Rd., Montgomery, Texas 77356,

936 582 1379   936 582 0369 offc

Viva
This is truly amazing.  And we think we are sooo important.  I am in awe.

Vicki

>Florida State University, Tallahassee, has put up a  very interesting Java
>applet on their site. It begins as a view of the Milky Way Galaxy viewed
>from a distance of 10 million light years. It then zooms into towards Earth
>in powers of ten in distance. Ten million, to one million, to 100,000 light
>years and so on, until reaching an oak tree leaf on campus. It zooms into
>the leaf to the level of quarks, viewed at 100 attometers. Enjoy the trip;
>and have a great week, you all!
>
>http://micro.magnet.fsu.edu/primer/java/scienceopticsu/powersof10/index.html
 

Hi Charlie,

Could you please change my name to just Delaney, no Wilson.  My address is

1930 N. Circulo de la Cienega,
Tucson, AZ 85715.

520 370-9098

You are doing a fabulous job.  I am all for the 60th.  Margie, Suzanne, Joanne, David, and I have already started planning to go to Spain for our 60th.  The more the merrier.

Vicki

Viva

Hi Charlie,

You bet I am.  I will be there Friday through Sunday.  Joanne, Margie, and Suzanne will also be there.  David will be at the Friday night event.  I am very excited about seeing everyone again.

When are you coming in?

Vicki

Vicki,

Have not heard from you lately.  Are you going to be at the reunion activities?

Charlie

Vicki,

Those are good ideas.  I have not been on a cruise since I was the operations officer on the USS
Bainbridge, a nuclear powered missile cruiser, 22 years ago.  That was a six month cruise to the
Western Pacific (Philippines, Australia, Thailand,  Hong Kong, Japan, and Tonga).  Ginny got
to visit Hong Kong and the Philippines while we were in port there.  Maybe a sub-group of folks
would want to do that, or even take a group trip to China or something.

I suspect that the resort near Tucson (other than Leisure World) will ring more true to the ears
of most folks.  While we are older and more flexible, it would seem that summer months are still
better for a lot of people.  There is always the prospect of doing it during the regular
homecoming week, whenever that is, but that would be during the school year.  In our case,
Ginny would have to take time off from teaching school, but that is still a possibility.

Charlie

Subject: Re: Amphi Class of '62 Reunion Coordinators?
Date: Mon, 20 Mar 2000 20:57:14 -0700
From: "peg4profit" <peg4profit@email.msn.com>
To: "Charles R. Jones" <cjones@Technidigm.org>

Hi Charlie,

Amen to the fun part.  I guess my reaction to the planning portion is a team effort sounds good
to me.  The first decision has to be when and where the reunion is to be held.  We may be a little
more flexible at this point in our life.  We may want to consider some options such as a class
cruise, an off site place where the experience is truly an experience.  If everyone was in a
situation where the everyday family concerns were put on hold by being physically removed
from their comfort zone the experience might be more fun.  Maybe a resort or something on the
outskirts of Tucson.  I believe Nancy told me that she gave all of the reunion stuff to Sherry
Zeller.  Either way this is fun doing it electronically.  I am in Austin, TX teaching a course this
week and I am communicating with you in Maryland.  COOL Huh!!!

I sent your e-mail to Margaret Ramsey.  She is also excited about this.  Keep typing!

Vicki

Date: Fri, 10 Mar 2000 15:38:35
From: "Charles R. Jones" 
To: Vicki Lane Wilson Delaney

Subject: Re: Amphi Reunion References:

Vicki,

Thanks for the note!  Always good to make contact with friends. Yes it is fun!

My brother, Ron, likes to be called Bill these days. He got used to the idea when he went into the Air Force after graduating from high school.  He is semi-retired now, having taken an early retirement from Southern California Edison.  Guess I need to get his info on the web site too.

I have not been back to Tucson since the 92 reunion. That was a great time we had, and well done by the committee.  By the way, the nuclear industry passes job info needs back and forth on the web, . The name isn't the greatest, but once in a while they have some need for QA folks, but often with nuclear experience. Just thought you might be interested in looking at the page.

Charlie
301 972 2017

peg4profit wrote:

Hi Charlie:

Isn't this fun? It was fantastic that you found Joanne, who in turn knew where Margaret Ramsey Craven, Suzanne and I are.  David Hardin is also back in Tucson.  It seems like everyone is migrating back to their roots. Ha, what roots.

I have my own business in the ISO 9000 Quality System Management industry.    I do consulting, training, and auditing. I am in Honolulu today (I used to joke about having a job in Hawaii).

How is Ron doing? I will send your e-mail address to Margaret.  Nancy Ruhl sent me her e-mail address, and says that Sherri Zeller has all of the stuff from our 30th.  It would be great if we could do this by  e-mail.

Hope to see you some day.  Do you ever come back to Tucson?

See ya,
Vicki