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Born:
| Juanita |
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RJ |
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August 11, 19XX
Thermopolis, Wyoming |
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July 17, 1946
Johnstown, Pennsylvania |
Education:
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RJ |
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Juanita |
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Johnstown Central High School Johnstown, PA |
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McLouglin Union High School, Milton- Freewater, Or |
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San Bernardino Valley College |
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OIT |
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California State at Long Beach |
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University of San Francisco |
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UCLA |
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NTU |
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Spousal Units:
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RJ's |
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Juanita's |
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The multi-talented Juanita Pauline Lint |
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A
progress in the works, RJ Lint |
Children:
Tara Trimberger, Spousal
unit- Jay Trimberger
Bryan Lint, Spousal unit
- Mindi ( Melinda)
Grand children:
Nathon David Trimberger, born 1/6/2001
Amanda June Lint, born 11/11/2001
(christened at Mt Olive)
God Child
Rachelle Rene'e Binder, Born 6/21/2002
Occupation:
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RJ |
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Juanita |
| Retired in 1994 – Found that working interfered with
his hobbies and philosophy of life. |
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Retired As Vice President -Information Systems (IT) from
a local Telecom |
| Spent 3 years working in Australia
consulting, prior to that worked for a number of different
Telecommunications, and Research & Development Companies at all
levels from non-management to company Director. |
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Spent 16 years in telecommunications
with an IT focus. Then headed the telecom practice for a small
software company in Texas. Next worked for one of the major
Consulting Companies. |
Hobbies and things We like to do:
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RJ |
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Juanita |
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Flying – own a Bellanca Super Viking, kept in a
hangar at Hillsboro Airport |
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Crafts - almost any kind, especially sewing, dolls
and small crafts |
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Wood working – Building furniture and crafts
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Craft bazaars-organizing, participating and attending |
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Volunteer work - worked on Homes for the Habitat
while in California |
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Garage sales- finding trash and turning it into
treasures |
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Yard work – Has to be a hobby because I’d never make
money at it |
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Organizing- loves to organize closets, cupboards,
drawers, etc. |
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Home repair and maintenance |
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Home Management- she's writing a book on this one |
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Red Wine collecting and consumption |
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gardening - flowers, vegetables, house plants |
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Welding and fabrication |
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Travel |
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Computer programs and designing web sites and web
pages |
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Shopping |
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Photography |
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Shopping |
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Hiking and Fishing – but never have enough time to go |
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Shopping |
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Honey-do-it’s |
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Shopping |
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Read paperback novels |
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Shopping |
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Travel |
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Shopping |
Hobbies lost due to the lack of time and
physical abilities:
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RJ |
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Juanita |
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Cross county skiing – hopefully one day again |
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Music
- Saxophone |
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Formula “2” Auto Racing – a passion of the past |
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Tennis |
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White water rafting |
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Volleyball |
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Softball |
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Softball |
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Volleyball |
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Cross county skiing |
Things WE collect:
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RJ |
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Juanita |
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Wine |
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Penguins |
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Model Airplanes |
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Sewing Memorabilia |
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Antiques |
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Charles Wysocki Prints |
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Antique tools |
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Fabric |
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Tools |
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Dishes (12 sets) |
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Stuffed Bears |
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Small
Antiques |
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Original Cartoon Cel's - with airplanes in them |
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Jewelry |
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Shoes |
Current Pet:
Black Cat named Katie
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Mt Olive
We moved to Oregon 3 – 4 years ago (from
the Bay Area in California) to be closer to Juanita’s work as the Vice
President of Local Telecommunications Company in Beaverton. Each week
she would leave the Bay Area on Monday morning and fly home every Friday
night. Since I was retired, it made sense for me to move to where her
job was and most of her family lived. I found the house over the
Internet, Juanita checked it out, and we began the moving process.
We checked out a couple of the Lutheran
Church’s in Hillsboro and Beaverton area. We were looking for a church
that wasn’t too small, wasn’t too large, and had a contemporary service.
Kind of like “Goldilocks and the three bears.” We also were looking for
a church that had early morning (before 9AM) service. We tired MT Olive
one Sunday and were hooked. We knew we had found the right place because
we had just moved all our “stuff” and the sermon was on “having and
collecting too much stuff”.
It took a while for us to feel like part of
the family at Mt Olive but now that we do. We find the congregation to
be kind, friendly, good spirited, and very supportive. One could not
find a better group of people to share and bring praise to the Lord. Mt
Olive has that wonderful, small town feeling, and we love it!
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