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Nathan Hale High School 50th Anniversary
Make your 2009 vacation plans now!
The dates for the ALL SCHOOL REUNION have been
set:
Friday Evening, June 12, 2009
ALL SCHOOL MIXER Location TBA
Saturday Night
Reserved for individual class reunion plans
Sunday, June 14, 2009
Special "Assembly" & School Tours @ Hale
More Details Coming Soon
50th@NathanHaleAlumni.org
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Matt Eidson is the co-author of a book
titled "Increase Sales and Lower Your Golf Score".

for more info, visit,
www.MattEidson.com |
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David Miller |
March, 2007 David Miller writes: I am currently married (Heather) with
no kids (yet) and living in Tulsa. I am the owner of
Trinity Restoration, an
automotive restoration business that provides paint, body and
mechanical services with three current locations and a fourth (the
largest in town) under construction now. Plus we just shot the pilot
for a national, weekly car restoration TV series. |
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My wife owns a home furnishings and design business
in Utica Square called
The Home Collection. Work
keeps us pretty busy, obviously. I would love to hear from anyone
from our class and I'm looking forward to the 20 year reunion next
year. Hope to see you soon. -David |
| TULSA BUSINESS JOURNAL - 4/30/08
Trinity Motorcycles, a subsidiary
of Trinity Restoration, has announced the addition of Orange County
Choppers to their line of custom cycles. Trinity becomes only the
fifth authorized dealer of Orange County Choppers in the United
States.
The addition of OCC enables Trinity Motorcycles to offer a full line
custom made Orange County Choppers motorcycles, in addition to OCC
merchandise and accessories.
“We are very proud to be only the fifth Orange County Choppers
dealer in the country,” said Trinity owner David Miller. “We have
painted bikes for years and we look forward to selling and servicing
custom choppers of all makes and models.”
New York-based Orange County Choppers, the premier builder of
distinctive custom bikes, was founded by Paul Teutul Sr. in 1999 in
the basement of his Montgomery, New York home.
With the creative help and following of his oldest son, Paul Jr.,
the two were soon on their way to the top with the success of Paul
Sr.’s first bike, “True Blue” at Daytona Biketoberfest in 1999. The
success led to the Teutuls being featured in the hit television
series “American Chopper,” which currently airs on the Discovery
Channel.
“Our customers expect the best quality and service in everything we
do and OCC is a perfect fit with that expectation,” Miller
continued. “This is just one more piece to the Trinity puzzle that
has added almost 50 high-paying jobs to the Tulsa economy over the
last 4 years and we look forward to more growth in future.”
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| TULSA BUSINESS JOURNAL - 2/19/08

Tulsa’s Trinity Restoration Building
has been awarded the Behlan Building Group 2007 Building of the Year
award.
The Trinity Building, an automotive, mechanical
and collision facility located at 8324 E. 97th St., was also awarded
first place in the Vehicle Dealership division. The facility was
previously honored by the Oklahoma Chapter of Associated Builders
and Contractors for excellence in the Commercial – $2 to $5 Million
Division.
The $4 million facility was built by Rupe Building
Company and officially opened on June 30, 2007. The 25,611-SF
building contains 5,000-SF of administrative area and dedicates
15,000-SF to mechanical, paint and auto body space. The building
contains 30 collision bays, 10 mechanical bays and 2 wash bays. |
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Corey Parks works for the
Tulsa Fire Department. He would love to hear from any of his
old classmates. |
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Mark O'Brien
I am currently a Senior Reservoir Engineer for XTO Energy, an oil & gas
producing company in Fort Worth, Texas. I graduated from University of
Tulsa in 1991 with a B.S. Degree in Chemical Engineering. I am married to
Chari and have two children, a daughter, Madison, and a son, Tyler. I was
inspired to pursue Chemical Engineering by an excellent chemistry teacher
at Hale, Mr. Johnson. |
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Found on
MySpace: Class of '87
WARNING:
View these MySpace pages at your own risk.
Some things may not be suitable for children (or even adults) |
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Renae Fowler |
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