Howard Frederick We're back in Tucson after living a few different places. Worked one year in the Middle East (1968), then in California and Washington DC. We moved to Australia in the 80's and lived there for 8 years. Returned to Tucson in 1991, sort of permantly, i think, although we travel a fair bit internationally (our older son lives in Tanzania). FAMILY: Married Pat Frailey (Salpointe '60). She is a veterinarian, terrific artist and great friend. We have 2 sons, one living in East Africa, the other here in Tucson. Neither seems to be contemplating marriage, so no grandchildren in the offing. EDUCATION AND CAREER: Doctorate in comparative nutrition from the UA. Early years spent working in research and education for various livestock related industries. Since returning from Australia, I consult primarily to the zoo and wildlife communities working with endangered species. Adjunct professor at the University. AVOCATIONS: Still do some running (nothing like cross country days at CHS though). I'm learning to play the piano and enjoy cooking. We are part owners of the ghost town, Ruby, in Santa Cruz County. It is in a permanent state of needing restoration and we spend a lot of quality time down there. Great hiking, bird watching, fishing, etc. , |
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Catalina High School, Tucson, Arizona, USA |
Howard Frederick We're back in Tucson after living a few different places. Worked one year in the Middle East (1968), then in California and Washington DC. We moved to Australia in the 80's and lived there for 8 years. Returned to Tucson in 1991, sort of permantly, i think, although we travel a fair bit internationally (our older son lives in Tanzania). FAMILY: Married Pat Frailey (Salpointe '60). She is a veterinarian, terrific artist and great friend. We have 2 sons, one living in East Africa, the other here in Tucson. Neither seems to be contemplating marriage, so no grandchildren in the offing. EDUCATION AND CAREER: Doctorate in comparative nutrition from the UA. Early years spent working in research and education for various livestock related industries. Since returning from Australia, I consult primarily to the zoo and wildlife communities working with endangered species. Adjunct professor at the University. AVOCATIONS: Still do some running (nothing like cross country days at CHS though). I'm learning to play the piano and enjoy cooking. We are part owners of the ghost town, Ruby, in Santa Cruz County. It is in a permanent state of needing restoration and we spend a lot of quality time down there. Great hiking, bird watching, fishing, etc. , |
