Dale Lund

Sultan High School

Class of 1967

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Dale Lund - Class of 1967 - Sultan High School

First Name	Dale
Last Name	Lund
Graduation Year	Class of 1967
Gender	Male
City	N/A
State/Province	MO
Country	United States
Occupation	Mailman
Married	Yes
Favorite School Memory	Getting my first pet tarantula.
About Me	I live in the Missouri Ozarks, but miss western Washington State. In 1968, during my first leave home from the Army, I attended the Sky River Rock Festival and Lighter Than Air Fair. I'm a postman, working under impeding management for over 22 years. I met Micki in 1975, knew her for 2 months, our engagement was 10 days. For the first six months of our marriage, a motorcycle was our only transportation, and for the first year of our marriage we lived in an 8x12-foot cabin in the woods with no utilities. We've now been married over 34 years and have six kids and two grandsons. After deserting from the Army and getting arrested and brought back, I was put in nuclear weapons maintenance at Camp Ames in South Korea. I hitchhiked across the U.S. several times--the last time with my wife and baby. We lived in a nudist camp for 2 1/2 years. The last four of our six kids were born at home, underwater, and our youngest was born without even the assistance of a midwife. We weighed her in the vegetable scale at the local supermarket. I'm the author of All About Tarantulas (TFH Pub., 1977), and translated the entire Old Testament into a 850-word, easy-to-read vocabulary, for Christian Literature International (The New Life version). The son of a Methodist minister who instilled in me a religious sense, I am now Roman Catholic. Recently I finished a 6-year project of reading in order every Pulitzer Prize winning fict...(read more)