07/10/16
Where do you live now? Wisconsin
How many years were you in the desert? 10
Are you willing to help with pictures? yes
Are you willing to help with stories? yes
Comments:
I worked at KLOA as a disc jockey and program director.
I would like to hear from anyone who may remember me or listened to me on the radio. Great memories. Contact me through this site.
07/09/16
Where do you live now? Ridgecrest
How many years were you in the desert? 47 all my life
Are you willing to help with pictures? Yes (need to get them together)
Are you willing to help with stories? Yes
Comments:
Didnt know anything about this page. I am very happy that I stumbled across it.
I was born and raised here , never moved away.My parents Dennis and Ruby Garrett lived here until they passed. Ridgecrest has changed so much since I was growing up but one thing is still the same , its a small town regardless of the changes being made and I am so glad I was brought up here now and even more so that I have raised both of my boys here in our small town.
04/15/16
Where do you live now? North Carolina
How many years were you in the desert? 4
Are you willing to help with pictures? (don't have any)
Are you willing to help with stories? What's the statute of limitations?
Comments:
Lived in Ridgecrest from 1973 to 1976. Lots of memories. Enjoyed this website - thanks.
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02/27/16
Where do you live now? Tacoma, Washington
How many years were you in the desert? 12
Are you willing to help with pictures? Possibly
Are you willing to help with stories? Possibly
Comments:
What a great site! My grandparents, Harry and Kathleen Simpson, moved to China Lake in the '40s with my dad (Jim) and uncle (Bob). My dad graduated from BHS in the early '50s. I was born in Ridgecrest in 1963 and lived there until we moved to Washington in 1975.
12/22/15
Where do you live now? Simpsonville, SC
How many years were you in the desert? 18
Are you willing to help with pictures? No
Are you willing to help with stories? Yes
Comments:
I was born in the Ridgecrest hospital in 1962 and grew up in Ridgecrest until I left for college after graduating from Burroughs HS in 1980. It has been interesting reading all the stories. My dad worked on the base and my mom taught school at Las Flores elementary which was just down the street from where we lived on Mary Ann St. We moved there out of base housing when I was 4 and I lived there until I left for college. I went to Las Flores, James Monroe and Burroughs HS. I remember playing outside all the time and wandering around in the desert catching horny toads and lizards. I remember having contests with the other kids to see who could walk the slowest barefoot across the street in the middle of summer when the asphalt was squishy from the heat. John's Pizza was a favorite hang out.
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