J.f. Webb High School Alumni
Oxford, North Carolina (NC)
Recent Members
| Bria Mcgough Bria Mcgough | 2010 |
| Chekesha Hunt | 1993 |
| Dionte Watkins | 2012 |
| Jason Duke | 1997 |
| Joe Hackett | 1974 |
| Mike Wormely | 2019 |
| Moneera Harris | 2005 |
| Sherry Redden | 2004 |
Military Alumni
Honoring Our Heroes
This area is dedicated to our alumni that have served or are serving in our armed forces!
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Honored Military Alumni
Andrew Franklin Shotwell
Class of 1974
Marine Corps, 4 Years
Hawk Missile Maintenance H&S Battery 3rd LAAM Bn 2nd MAW
Class of 1974
Marine Corps, 4 Years
Hawk Missile Maintenance H&S Battery 3rd LAAM Bn 2nd MAW
Andrew Franklin Shotwell
Class of 1974
Army, 3 Years
Commission service in the Army Medical Department. DDEAMC and WBAMC
Class of 1974
Army, 3 Years
Commission service in the Army Medical Department. DDEAMC and WBAMC
Barry Moore
Class of 1972
Army, 6 Years
Sergeant / USAEUR / Pershing II Missle - Communications Specialist .... XVIII Corps / Ft. Bragg - Radio/Relay Communications Specialist(Rapid Deployment)
Class of 1972
Army, 6 Years
Sergeant / USAEUR / Pershing II Missle - Communications Specialist .... XVIII Corps / Ft. Bragg - Radio/Relay Communications Specialist(Rapid Deployment)
Barry Moore
Class of 1972
Army, 6 Years
Sergeant - USAEUR / 56TH FA BDE Pershing
18th AIRBORNE CORPS / FT. BRAGG
Class of 1972
Army, 6 Years
Sergeant - USAEUR / 56TH FA BDE Pershing
18th AIRBORNE CORPS / FT. BRAGG
Barry Moore
Class of 1972
Army, 6 Years
Pershing Missle System Communication Specialist
USAEUR / NATO
Class of 1972
Army, 6 Years
Pershing Missle System Communication Specialist
USAEUR / NATO
Boris Terry
Class of 1983
Army, 20+ Years
Served in the countries all over the world
Class of 1983
Army, 20+ Years
Served in the countries all over the world
charles bullock
Class of 1966
Army, 16 Years
Served Vietnam with 9th Infantry Divison. 1967-1969. Back to Vietnam 1970-1971. 11 years with NCNG
Class of 1966
Army, 16 Years
Served Vietnam with 9th Infantry Divison. 1967-1969. Back to Vietnam 1970-1971. 11 years with NCNG
GM Pettiford
Class of 1976
Army, 20+ Years
RETIRED FROM U.S. ARMY 1998, CURRENTLY SERVES AS A MILITARY SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR (ARMY JROTC), SCHEDULED TO RETIRE AFTER 20 YEARS IN 2017. "GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME"
Class of 1976
Army, 20+ Years
RETIRED FROM U.S. ARMY 1998, CURRENTLY SERVES AS A MILITARY SCIENCE INSTRUCTOR (ARMY JROTC), SCHEDULED TO RETIRE AFTER 20 YEARS IN 2017. "GOD IS GOOD ALL THE TIME"
James T. (Tommy) Britt
Class of 1986
Marine Corps, 19 Years
Staff Sgt. of Weapons Co. 3//2
Class of 1986
Marine Corps, 19 Years
Staff Sgt. of Weapons Co. 3//2
Randy Smith
Class of 1987
National Guard, 8 Years
5th/ 113 Field Artillery - 13B Oxford NC unit
1987-1995
Class of 1987
National Guard, 8 Years
5th/ 113 Field Artillery - 13B Oxford NC unit
1987-1995
Ricky Evans
Class of 1981
Navy, 15 Years
I served in the U.S. Navy and was very fourtunate to make 3 world cruises on Destroyers and Cruisers. I met so many great people in the military with amazing intelligence and not to mention the cultures that I was so fortunate to embrace which provided me the insight of what was truly missing in the U.S. Education System. The world know so much about the U.S. citizens, but the citizens of the U.S. know and understand so much about the world. We have spent most of the last 200 years dictating and it's really about mutual respect. I have learned that many of the politicians and corporate exectutive take the service of young men and women for granite and case in point is service member from the Korean and Vietnam war still are struggling for justice from the Veterans administration which is think is disgusting. We were not drafted, but many either was unable to afford college,come from military families or just straight up patriotic. As for me it was financial and my opportunity to travel and get away from the small town culture and I am so glad because 28 years later I still see the same thing but new faces and more extreme conditions in my community, so I ask myself what happened and why so little progress? No need to answer or elaborate because the soloution lies in us all it's a matter of having the courage to do what is right, don't be selfish, worship money, fame,fortune and material things and the change will come.
Class of 1981
Navy, 15 Years
I served in the U.S. Navy and was very fourtunate to make 3 world cruises on Destroyers and Cruisers. I met so many great people in the military with amazing intelligence and not to mention the cultures that I was so fortunate to embrace which provided me the insight of what was truly missing in the U.S. Education System. The world know so much about the U.S. citizens, but the citizens of the U.S. know and understand so much about the world. We have spent most of the last 200 years dictating and it's really about mutual respect. I have learned that many of the politicians and corporate exectutive take the service of young men and women for granite and case in point is service member from the Korean and Vietnam war still are struggling for justice from the Veterans administration which is think is disgusting. We were not drafted, but many either was unable to afford college,come from military families or just straight up patriotic. As for me it was financial and my opportunity to travel and get away from the small town culture and I am so glad because 28 years later I still see the same thing but new faces and more extreme conditions in my community, so I ask myself what happened and why so little progress? No need to answer or elaborate because the soloution lies in us all it's a matter of having the courage to do what is right, don't be selfish, worship money, fame,fortune and material things and the change will come.
Ricky Evans
Class of 1981
Navy, 15 Years
I entered the Navy immediately following graduation not because I was patriotic or believed in military warfare, but because of economic,social and other means of oppression,discrimination and exploitation in society which have existed from the creation of this nation. It was a opportunity not without struggles and sacrifices, but I survived and found my manhood, true origion and experienced many other cultures which introduced to me the struggle and suffering of Asiatic & African people all over the world. I participated in numeroous missions and wars out of ignorance and mis-education into my evoloution of understanding that warfare solves no problems of the world be it Wari 0f 1812,WWI, WWII,Korean War,Vietnam War, Gulf War or present wars in Irag and Afghanistan. Since the Revoloutionary war of this nation for Independence from Britian which lead to slavery ofAsiatic Afrikans,Jim Crowe Segregation,Share Cropping or Semi-Slavery. I saw the same problems in the Navy which was not legally integrated until 1941 by President Harry S. Truman and opportunities was limited. As a Chief Information Technician the job was always challenging and I trully enjoyed it. I had th eopportunity to make 3 world cruises and visit Europe,Afrika and Asia. The things that stike me most was how I was taught that the "Russians was my enemy without ever having met anyone from Russia" I was a cold war soldier that saw the fall of the communist form of goverment. It's was all about who should control the geographical hemishpere and control the world wealth and resouces. When I found out that we were "pawns " I made my exodus alive and in good health with a conscious to end warfare forever on the planet. I appreciate the discipline,friends,travel and education I acquired inside and outside. I met many revoloutionary brothers and sisters from all over the United States. We bonded, dialogue and talked about the struggles in Georgia, New York, Mississippi California, Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiane etc. I received many medal, accomodations, trained many solddiers as a Flee Training Instructor, and served as a Shore Patrol or "Navy Police Officer"l in San Diego California for two years during the rise of the Crips and Blooods gangs. I saw personal ly the ignorance that existed in them from rebellion inside of the communities across California. Now this madness is all over the nation imbeded in the culture and even the Elementary and Middle School of North Carolina. So where is the human progress or evoloution of love, respect and honesty? What type of society or world will my children have to grow up in this nation if so much emphasis is placed on money,titles, and material goods? Who are responsible for this and why do so many willingly or blindly participate? My advise to any young person never join any military or social organization or institution without knowing it's goals, objective or mission? Educate yourself because we a living in the Information age. I was a sailor, but before that I was a product of the human family and my creator wants the world to exist in peace,love and not war.
Class of 1981
Navy, 15 Years
I entered the Navy immediately following graduation not because I was patriotic or believed in military warfare, but because of economic,social and other means of oppression,discrimination and exploitation in society which have existed from the creation of this nation. It was a opportunity not without struggles and sacrifices, but I survived and found my manhood, true origion and experienced many other cultures which introduced to me the struggle and suffering of Asiatic & African people all over the world. I participated in numeroous missions and wars out of ignorance and mis-education into my evoloution of understanding that warfare solves no problems of the world be it Wari 0f 1812,WWI, WWII,Korean War,Vietnam War, Gulf War or present wars in Irag and Afghanistan. Since the Revoloutionary war of this nation for Independence from Britian which lead to slavery ofAsiatic Afrikans,Jim Crowe Segregation,Share Cropping or Semi-Slavery. I saw the same problems in the Navy which was not legally integrated until 1941 by President Harry S. Truman and opportunities was limited. As a Chief Information Technician the job was always challenging and I trully enjoyed it. I had th eopportunity to make 3 world cruises and visit Europe,Afrika and Asia. The things that stike me most was how I was taught that the "Russians was my enemy without ever having met anyone from Russia" I was a cold war soldier that saw the fall of the communist form of goverment. It's was all about who should control the geographical hemishpere and control the world wealth and resouces. When I found out that we were "pawns " I made my exodus alive and in good health with a conscious to end warfare forever on the planet. I appreciate the discipline,friends,travel and education I acquired inside and outside. I met many revoloutionary brothers and sisters from all over the United States. We bonded, dialogue and talked about the struggles in Georgia, New York, Mississippi California, Texas, Oklahoma, Louisiane etc. I received many medal, accomodations, trained many solddiers as a Flee Training Instructor, and served as a Shore Patrol or "Navy Police Officer"l in San Diego California for two years during the rise of the Crips and Blooods gangs. I saw personal ly the ignorance that existed in them from rebellion inside of the communities across California. Now this madness is all over the nation imbeded in the culture and even the Elementary and Middle School of North Carolina. So where is the human progress or evoloution of love, respect and honesty? What type of society or world will my children have to grow up in this nation if so much emphasis is placed on money,titles, and material goods? Who are responsible for this and why do so many willingly or blindly participate? My advise to any young person never join any military or social organization or institution without knowing it's goals, objective or mission? Educate yourself because we a living in the Information age. I was a sailor, but before that I was a product of the human family and my creator wants the world to exist in peace,love and not war.
Robert McKelvey
Class of 1986
Navy, 7 Years
Member of the Submarine force during Desert Storm.
Received accommodation from Italian Navy for service while in Italy.
Class of 1986
Navy, 7 Years
Member of the Submarine force during Desert Storm.
Received accommodation from Italian Navy for service while in Italy.
Ronald Wright
Class of 2000
Army, 7 Years
US Army Ordnance Corps- Armament Repairer
2001-2007
US Army Signal Corps- Information Technology Specialist
2007-Present
Class of 2000
Army, 7 Years
US Army Ordnance Corps- Armament Repairer
2001-2007
US Army Signal Corps- Information Technology Specialist
2007-Present
Tommy Daniel
Class of 1967
Navy, 4 Years
Aviation Jet Engine Mechanic 2nd Class / Duty stations were Naval Air Station Oceana , NAS Norfolk (VAW-125) and Med Cruise 1971-72 on board the carrier USS John F. Kennedy.
Class of 1967
Navy, 4 Years
Aviation Jet Engine Mechanic 2nd Class / Duty stations were Naval Air Station Oceana , NAS Norfolk (VAW-125) and Med Cruise 1971-72 on board the carrier USS John F. Kennedy.
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Our J.f. Webb High School military alumni are some of the most outstanding people we know and this page recognizes them and everything they have done! Not everyone gets to come home for the holidays and we want our J.f. Webb High School Military to know that they are loved and appreciated. All of us in Oxford are proud of our military alumni and want to thank them for risking their lives to protect our country!