Rick D Burns from 1411 NW 16Th St, Newcastle, OK 73065, age 66

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Grass Lake High School Grass Lake MI 1986-1990

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Theresa Gallas, Debra George

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Memorial High School St. Marys OH 1992-1996

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John Howard, Rebecca Franks, Julia Durbin

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Middletown High School Middletown OH 1963-1967

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Margaret Wilson

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St. Gabriel School Norwood PA 1965-1973, St. James High School Chester PA 1973-1977

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William Stravinsky, Mary Horan, John Krumm, David Saddler

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Ft. Richmond Collegiate High School Winnipeg Palestinian Territory, Occupie 1973-1977

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Jennifer Melanson, Mark Delve, Laurie Clayton, Sherrill Cameron, Margaret Wahn

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Saint Therese School Kenosha WI 1973-1981

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Richard Milstead

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Grissom MIddle School Portage IN 1971-1975

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Kevin Durning, Danlee Selman, Kevin Hilliard, Richard Turner

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St. Isidore School Blue Island IL 1980-1986, Nathan Hale Middle School Crestwood IL 1986-1988, Altamont Community High School Altamont IL 1988-1992

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Jeff Mayes, Benjamin Linduff, Hope Duval, Myra Spring

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Three Rivers Technologies - Software Analyst / Consultant (2006)

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University of Wisconsin-La Crosse - Information Systems

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Sartorial Systems - Web Development

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Helsby High School, Kelsterton College

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Saint Paul School of Theology at Oklahoma City University

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Six Sigma Canada Inc. - President & C.O.O.

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About:

I believe in the Iraqi people. That is why I found The Karadah Project, a 501(c)3 nonprofit corporation. We build a better world by creating international problem-solving partnerships that increase...

Bragging Rights:

After two tours in Iraq as an Army Reserve Civil Affairs officer, I concluded that what is needed most in Iraq is not more money, but stronger mentoring and partnering relationships. Building on the Sister Cities International Friendship Partnership I helped establish at the end of my second tour in Iraq between Council Bluffs, Iowa and the Karadah District Council, I established the Karadah Project International, a 501(c)3 corporation.