USAFA Class Heritage Class of 1963

Resigned Capt Air Force: 97-

15: Director of Pastoral Ministry, Archdiocese of San Francisco CA (California);

83: V-Pres (President) (Vice President) Exogenerics EnglewoodCO;

80: Mgt Consultant CO Productivity Improvers Inc DenverCO

75: D1rDataProcessing/V-Pres (President) (Vice President)/SrV-Pres (President) Admin Ntl Farmers Union lns DenverCO;

68-69: VPres Automated Business Center slnc San Antonio Tx;

67-68: Msl Launch O 90SMWg FE Warren AFB;

63-67: EDPO lntel Comm Sq Hq USAF SS Kelly AFB; 

1AFCM (Air Force Commendation Medal); 

150Alta Dr Petaluma CA (California) 94954-3784: Jann

35th Reunion (1998): The Life and Times of John Norris I came to the Academy on a Reserves component appointment after two tears as an enlisted man in the Army. I was a member of Fifth Squadron. I married JoAnn Koroulis, whom I met at Loretto Heights College, immediately after graduation and spent most of my career working with computers at Kelly AFB in San Antonio, TX. I worked in the United States Air Force Security Service where we used early computers to access electronically gathered intelligence. I got to work with the National Security Agency and with the CIA, which was very interesting. I spent my last year in the AF in Cheyenne, WYin Minuteman Missiles. I instructed crews in the Emergency War Order, maintained the War Plan, and served as their Intelligence Briefing Officer. Since getting out of the AF in 1968, [have worked for a computer manufacturer as a sales manager (UNIVACK< now part of UNISYS), and as a data processing manger for USAA. I was Senior Vice President, Administration for National Farmers Union Insurance in Denver, spent three years as a management consultant (on my own) and then spent five years with Silverado Banking Savings and Loan, also in Denver. I started as their data processing vice president and wound up as a Senior Vice President, responsible for $1.2 billion of Commercial Real Estate assets and another $400 million in residential real estate. I came to California as a Vice President of Fireman’s Fund Insurance Company. It is a large (8,000 employees) company with offices all over the US. I managed their data center (among other things) which was in Phoenix, we did work for three other companies (Chicago, Los Angeles, and Minneapolis), our parent company’s US headquarters was in Connecticut, and the parent was headquarters in Munich, Germany. So I traveled a lot. After eight years of that, I have recently left to start my own management consulting firm. JoAnn and I have four children, all grown and gone. JoAnn manages a retail store that sells children’s clothing. She used to have two of these stores, but closed one that wasn’t working out and has not found a suitable location to replace it. Her store is an outlet for a catalog operation headquarters here in Petaluma. Weare, and always have been, very active in out community and with our church. We work with the homeless and the hungry (a major problem in California due to the liberal social welfare laws and the gorgeous climate). I am studying for ordination as a Permanent Deacon in the Catholic Church. E-Mail: johnnorris@aol.com