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liqud360 · Post by **liqud360** » Tue Sep 05, 2006 3:41 am

99 Grad in Biomedical Science/Chem minor. I too married an MSU Grad (She's a 2001 Accounting/PhyEd) and have a 2 1/2 year old son, also another little one due Jan 19th. We find out the sex of the baby this Thurs 9/7. I Didnt make it into medical school, but I do have 2 other jobs. One is a full time job in a lab on "graveyards", the other one is a part time exotic dancer for high-end client parties in the evening.

Platinumcat · Post by **Platinumcat** » Wed Sep 06, 2006 9:51 am

liqud360 wrote:99 Grad in Biomedical Science/Chem minor. I too married an MSU Grad (She's a 2001 Accounting/PhyEd) and have a 2 1/2 year old son, also another little one due Jan 19th. We find out the sex of the baby this Thurs 9/7. I Didnt make it into medical school, but I do have 2 other jobs. One is a full time job in a lab on "graveyards", the other one is a part time exotic dancer for high-end client parties in the evening.

Seriously?

liqud360 · Post by **liqud360** » Thu Sep 07, 2006 1:19 am

No, but I hope it made you chuckle BCC.

The only high-end client parties up here in Kalispell are the Thursday night Geriatric bingo games.

I do hear they bring a ton of cash to those things...hhuummm

liqud360 · Post by **liqud360** » Thu Sep 07, 2006 1:53 am

If I let you down I'm sorry. If you want, I will still dance for ya.

morg46 · Post by **morg46** » Thu Sep 07, 2006 10:23 am

I graduated in Business in 1994 and currently live in Dallas TX. I work as a producer for one of the big commercial insurance brokers in town.

Can't freakin wait for the Cats to come down here in 2007 and CRUSH Texas A & M.

Coyote77 · Post by **Coyote77** » Fri Sep 08, 2006 10:12 am

I graduated in 1981 in Business marketing
Wife graduated in 1981 in Elem Ed
Daughter will graudate in 2008 in Elem Ed
Son will graduate around 2010 in Eng. (let's hope anyway)

Bobcats all the way
Parents both graduated from MSC in 1954
Two brothers graduated in 1979 and 1982.

Two nephews are there now, should grad in about 2009.

Only one black sheep in family, oldest brother went to the U, but he is a lawyer so what do you expect?

1BadBobcat · Post by **1BadBobcat** » Fri Sep 08, 2006 4:37 pm

Coyote77 wrote:I graduated in 1981 in Business marketing
Wife graduated in 1981 in Elem Ed
Daughter will graudate in 2008 in Elem Ed
Son will graduate around 2010 in Eng. (let's hope anyway)

Bobcats all the way
Parents both graduated from MSC in 1954
Two brothers graduated in 1979 and 1982.

Two nephews are there now, should grad in about 2009.

Only one black sheep in family, oldest brother went to the U, but he is a lawyer so what do you expect?

Yeah, it's a family thing with us as well. I attended MSU as did my wife, my wife's parents, my sister and her husband. My father was recruited to play basketball there, but opted for the Navy instead. Needless the say, he is still grateful for their offer and remains a huge Bobcat fan!

tdub · Post by **tdub** » Mon Sep 11, 2006 9:29 pm

Actually didn't technically graduate from MSU, went 3 years from 1995-1998, math major. Transferred to MSU-Northern (Go Lights just doesn't sound as good as Go Bobcats!) b/c they had the only college wrestling program in the state, and I for some reason, still needed to compete instead of just coach (at Bozeman High). Graduated in 2001 with a math ed/phys ed degree. But my blood still runs blue and gold.

catsrback76 · Post by **catsrback76** » Tue Sep 12, 2006 6:56 am

I graduated in '80 as a Fish and Wildlife Mgmt guy. Vikeking I was a bouncer at the George in the "disco" days and probably had to hawl you out.

Fish and Wildlife Mgmt properly prepared me for life as a pastor and the bouncer role prepared me to deal with unruly congregants

Have lived in Seattle and am now living in Great Falls preparing to move to Budapest Hungary in the next few months.

Have a wonderful wife of 25 years and three children all old enough to live out of the house so now we're empty nesting and liking it. Have been and will always be a loyal follower of the Bobcats.

liqud360 · Post by **liqud360** » Tue Sep 12, 2006 8:12 am

My Great-Grandparents came here from Hungary, I wish you well. Are you starting a church there, or mission work? I will include you and your family in my prayers.

catsrback76 · Post by **catsrback76** » Tue Sep 12, 2006 8:28 am

liqud360 wrote:My Great-Grandparents came here from Hungary, I wish you well. Are you starting a church there, or mission work? I will include you and your family in my prayers.

Thanks liquid360 for your prayers. We will be doing both the planting of a church in Budapest and developing a training center for others to come be trained at for the purpose of serving the nation of Hungary and the Balkan's as a whole. Should be a very humbling but exciting challenge to be sure. But we are looking forward to it.

We will raise a bowl of goolash to all in Bobcat land once there!

liqud360 · Post by **liqud360** » Tue Sep 12, 2006 8:35 am

Ya might want to try the Chicken Paprikash as well Cats, I know from experience that Hungarian Paprika is GREAT!

HelenaCat95 · Post by **HelenaCat95** » Tue Sep 12, 2006 8:45 am

catsrback76 wrote:
liqud360 wrote:My Great-Grandparents came here from Hungary, I wish you well. Are you starting a church there, or mission work? I will include you and your family in my prayers.
Thanks liquid360 for your prayers. We will be doing both the planting of a church in Budapest and developing a training center for others to come be trained at for the purpose of serving the nation of Hungary and the Balkan's as a whole. Should be a very humbling but exciting challenge to be sure. But we are looking forward to it.

We will raise a bowl of goolash to all in Bobcat land once there!

My sister spent two years in Hungary teaching English. I think the name of the town was Saraspotak (or something like that). She loved it, and goes back to visit every now and then.

God bless you as you head over there.

WalkOn79 · Post by **WalkOn79** » Tue Sep 12, 2006 5:02 pm

barechestcat wrote:'96 graduate in broadfield science secondary education. I came to MSU for graduate studies in Wildlife Management; that lasted for about a semester.
I met my wife at the R Bar (she's a '95 grad in Elem. Ed). We now live in Bozeman where she works as a fourth grade teacher and I'm self employed as a mortgage originator.
We have three children ages 9,5,4.
We both gave up potential careers out of state in order to stay in Montana (Bozeman specifically). We are both originally from Montana (third generation at least); my wife from Stanford and me from Glasgow.

1982 Grad in Ag Business. Been working in the banking field ever since. I'm an uncle to BareChest's wife, so I guess that makes him my nephew-in-law. Also a Stanford native, and made my home in Glasgow. (Isn't that a coincidence?) Two kids. My son is a 6'2" 220# freshman. Just starting highschool football.

vike_king · Post by **vike_king** » Wed Oct 25, 2006 1:37 pm

Coyote77 wrote:I graduated in 1981 in Business marketing
Wife graduated in 1981 in Elem Ed
Daughter will graudate in 2008 in Elem Ed
Son will graduate around 2010 in Eng. (let's hope anyway)

Bobcats all the way
Parents both graduated from MSC in 1954
Two brothers graduated in 1979 and 1982.

Two nephews are there now, should grad in about 2009.

Only one black sheep in family, oldest brother went to the U, but he is a lawyer so what do you expect?

His wife also gets her picture in the paper.....nice hats!

Coyote77 · Post by **Coyote77** » Fri Oct 27, 2006 10:53 am

vike_king wrote:
Coyote77 wrote:I graduated in 1981 in Business marketing
Wife graduated in 1981 in Elem Ed
Daughter will graudate in 2008 in Elem Ed
Son will graduate around 2010 in Eng. (let's hope anyway)

Bobcats all the way
Parents both graduated from MSC in 1954
Two brothers graduated in 1979 and 1982.

Two nephews are there now, should grad in about 2009.

Only one black sheep in family, oldest brother went to the U, but he is a lawyer so what do you expect?
His wife also gets her picture in the paper.....nice hats!

Front page Baby, above the fold. That's an MSU Alum. Hope the Elem Ed Depart takes note of that. GF Trib on Oct 20.

#34 · Post by **#34** » Mon Oct 30, 2006 3:51 pm

Graduated with a BS in Civil Engineering (2003), and a MS in Structural Engineering(2005). Wife graduated with an Elementary Ed. degree in 2005. We have lived and worked in Bozeman for 7 years now, haven't missed a single Bobcat homegame, and we will never leave the Gallatin Valley.

MoBoCat · Post by **MoBoCat** » Thu Dec 14, 2006 4:35 pm

Member of the 1972 Bobcat Big Sky Champions Team
All Big Sky Conference Defensive Back 1972
Twice selected Big Sky Player of the week 1970-72
Three time Big Sky All Academic Team
Started for the Bobcats in 38 straight games 1969-73
Septemviri 1973
Roecher Award Winner 1973

Graduated in Education in 1973
Masters in 1980 at MSU Counseling Psychology/Administration
PHD in Counseling Psychology 1994

Educator, Teacher, Coach, Counselor, Administration 33 yrs. in public education

Now living all over, mainly in Portland and Billings

Now a Professional college football fan traveling all over the NW to see
games and play golf.

Monte Boston "73" CATS Forever

vike_king · Post by **vike_king** » Mon Dec 18, 2006 10:31 am

catsrback76 wrote:I graduated in '80 as a Fish and Wildlife Mgmt guy. Vikeking I was a bouncer at the George in the "disco" days and probably had to hawl you out.
Fish and Wildlife Mgmt properly prepared me for life as a pastor and the bouncer role prepared me to deal with unruly congregants

Have lived in Seattle and am now living in Great Falls preparing to move to Budapest Hungary in the next few months.

Have a wonderful wife of 25 years and three children all old enough to live out of the house so now we're empty nesting and liking it. Have been and will always be a loyal follower of the Bobcats.

I missed this post back in September. NO, I never was escorted out of any of the bars, I was a lover not a fighter! I am sure you carded me about 20,000 times though. Hope you have the internet in Hungary, say Hi to the Gabor granddaughters for me!

Cat in NC · Post by **Cat in NC** » Fri Jan 26, 2007 3:27 pm

Me: '95 Psychology, Lambda Chi
Wife: '93 Speech Comm, GDI

No kids, just furry beasts of the dog and cat variety. They probably won't go to college, as we have enough difficulty keeping them from crapping in the house. They are, however, huge MSU fans and the dog has a griz toy that he chews on, buries and abuses in other great ways (use your imagination).

Currently residing Charlotte, NC. Try to make it back home (Butte/Bozeman) as often as I can and hope to catch at least 2 MSU home games in 2007. Travelling the South and getting spoiled by all the ridiculous college football (nothing quite like 100k+ in Knoxville). Definitely miss home, just not the below zero part...

Alumni

Down goes CU!!