Captain C. Everett Southwick, USN (Ret.)
“Having continued his military career in the Navy’s Office of Legislative Affairs until retirement in 1976, Captain Southwick continued his service to the country as a director of congressional relations for two major international corporations, and, later, was appointed deputy assistant administrator for congressional relations at NASA. Today Captain Southwick enjoys his game of golf and fishing trips to Alaska.”

Floyd Harold “Hal” Kushner, MD, FACS, Colonel, USA (Ret.)
“Hal continues to help, heal, and give the gift of sight.  Indeed, he spends a few weeks a year traveling to remote locations all over the world to perform eye surgeries as part of humanitarian medical missions.”

January 13, 1930 - December 2, 2005
Survived by his loving wife Diane Lawrence and family.
"I grew up in a  family where there was a strong emphasis on both physical and mental activity.  I was able to develop a body that could endure all the challenges I had to face in my life."  Extreme discipline and challenges --- both academically and athletically --- motivated Bill.

Lieutenant Colonel Tony Marshall, USAF (Ret.)
“He completed his career in the U.S. Air Force, retiring as a lieutenant colonel in 1990. Now a retired commercial United Airlines pilot, Captain Marshall dedicates much of his time to substitute teaching at the local high school and a non-profit flight program for children in Compton, California, Tomorrow’s Aeronautical Museum.”

December 23, 1923 - July 5, 2005
Survived by his loving wife Sybil Bailey Stockdale and family.
To what does he ascribe his ability to trick the system?  "I'm an actor!  I've been acting since I was a kid."  An actor?  "I had the lead in every high school play, and Mom knew most of those plays well," he declares in the book "In Love and War."

Captain Richard A. Stratton, USN (Ret.)
“After retiring from the Navy, he received a master’s degree in social work and became a therapist.  Later, he retired as a contract counselor for the Navy and devotes his time to his grandchildren.”

The Honorable Orson G. Swindle, III, Lieutenant Colonel, USMC (Ret.)
“Upon completing his military career, he served in the Reagan administration and held many other political positions to later serve as the federal trade commissioner from 1997 – 2005.  He is now an advisor on public policy issues concerning information and privacy.”

The Honorable John S. McCain, U.S Senator and Captain, USN (Ret.)
“After retiring from the Navy as a captain, Senator McCain, in 1982, was elected into Congress as U.S. Representative from what was then the first congressional district of Phoenix, Arizona.  In 1986, he was elected to the U.S. Senate and continues to serve today.”