Grand Island High School Alumni
Grand Island, Nebraska (NE)
Jon Kruse
Grand Island High School
Class of 1962
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JON'S PROFILE
| First Name | Jon |
| Last Name | Kruse |
| Graduation Year | Class of 1962 |
| Gender | Male |
| City | N/A |
| State/Province | MO |
| Country | United States |
| Occupation | Retired From Electronic DAta Systems (EDS) - November, 2007 |
| Married | Yes |
| Favorite School Memory | Cruising 3rd Street and King's Drive Inn |
| About Me | I am retired from "full time employment". Prior to retirement I was a Systems Engineer (programmer / analyst) for EDS from April 1980 until December 2007, when I retired. EDS offered an early buyout that I could not refuse. EDS is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Hewlet-Packard Corporation (HP.) I worked on the ENRON account from Sep 1990 until Dec 1993, when I transferred to a USDA account in Kansas City in Jan 1994. I worked on the PCIMS (Processed Commodity Inventory Management System) task for the first two years. Then I was transferred to the COPS (Cotton Online Processing System) task, where I remained until my retirement. In the 16 years prior to EDS, I worked for Firstier Bank in Lincoln, NE as a Programmer / Analyst. I was an Assistant Vice President in the Computer Systems Division until EDS took over the bank's data processing and all the people in 1980. For retirement and benefit purposes I had 43 years service. I took a part-time job at Cartridge World in April, 2009 to keep myself busy a couple days a week, and to earn a little extra spending money. I am a laser cartridge tech, and I remanufacture laser toner cartridges. We have two kids. Our son, Jon Jr lives in Lincoln, NE and is the manager of the West O Street McDonald's store in Lincoln. On January 13, 2011, he and his wife Stephanie made us proud grandparents for the first time with the birth of our grand daughter - Savannah Marie Kruse - 6lbs 10oz - 19" long. We are both so happy about this new arrival to our family! On March 19, 2011 Stephanie became an official member of our family, by marrying our son Jon. She is the store manager of the Walmart store in Crete, NE. On March 20, 2011 Savannah was baptized. What a wonderful weekend! Our daughter, Lori, lives in Kansas City with her husband Tom. Tom is a Solutions Architect for HP, and Lori is a Account Executive for EMC Corporation. She markets storage solutions to institutions of higher learning. Her territory is in Missouri and Kansas, so she's not on the road as much as she used to be. Lyla, my wife of 45 years, retired from her job as the manager of the school cafeteria at Lee's Summit North High School in June of 2011...(read more) |
Class of 1962 Alumni and Other Nearby Classes
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Susan Engle
Class of 1975
Russell Hansen
Class of 1973
Ernie Peterson
Class of 1962
Beverly Fenton
Class of 1965
Joshua Hyde
Class of 1999
Jeffery Miller
Class of 1976
Glenn Lacy
Class of 1969
Rick Smith
Class of 1985
Glen Reid
Class of 1959
Bill Wheeler
Class of 1979
Lisa Werner
Class of 1982
Michael A. Wynn
Class of 1968
Rick Noel
Class of 1972
Marlene Michel Johnson
Class of 1966
Paula Bacon
Class of 1965
Butch Bahr
Class of 1971
Sharolyn Sharolyn Molle
Class of 1967
Heather Hill
Class of 1991
Stephanie Lynn
Class of 2002
Michael Wynn
Class of 1968
John Brown
Class of 1991
Beulah Johnson
Class of 2013
Michael Hindman
Class of 1985
Kevin Brase
Class of 1973
Recent Class of 1962 Reunions
Plan a Class of 1962 Reunion for Free
Second Annual 60's Picnic
Invited Classes: 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969
Date: Sep 14, 2013
Description: We are inviting all people who attending GISH in the 60's to our picnic. We have reserved the three shelters in the par...(read more)
"CANCELED" Decade Of The 60's Picnic,
Invited Classes: 1960, 1961, 1962, 1963, 1964, 1965, 1966, 1967, 1968, 1969
Description: I’m canceling the Decade of the 60’s Picnic. Travel costs at this time are just too high when making the 240...(read more)