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There are three ways to keep up to date with what's going on...
CSSS Class of '70 official web site (which you are reading now)
CSSS Class of '70 on Facebook
CSSS email list
We'll send out occasional messages
with news and arrangements. Contact the CSSS Reunion Committee to put your name on this list.
ADD ME TO THE LIST!
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DAVID MITCHELL |
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1970 |
2010
- David holding
his grandson Jack
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David
glams it up in Disneyland
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Address |
2574 Cardena
Crescent
Port
McNeill, BC V0N 2R0
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Telephone |
Home: 250.956.3180 |
Email |
David Mitchell |
Web Links |
Work:
www.cfmw.ca
Facebook:
David Mitchell |
Career/Occupation |
General Manager |
Employer/Position |
Community Futures Mount Waddington |
Family |
Spouse: Alison
Children: Andrea, Colin, Daniel. Alison has 3 kids as
well: Hannah, Andrew and Emma
Grandchildren: Jack
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Hobbies & Fun Things |
Cooking...dinners for friends and family; jogging
(training for my first half marathon), crosswords,
reading, hockey fan |
Post-secondary Education |
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What's Happened Since High School |
2010: Here we are 40 years on from high
school graduation. After graduating I did a few
different things, including a year in Europe, before
settling into UVic and then graduating in 1980. Worked
in social services for a few years, eventually managing
the programs I delivered. Had a great stint in
intergovernmental relations and saw lots of Canada as a
result. Then it was one more stint in programs before
finally leaving government in 2004.
My kids were "semi" independent and I decided to move to
the Comox Valley, a place I had visited often and knew I
wanted to live in. I was with the Vancouver Island
Health Authority at the time and through work met
Alison, a health manager living in Port McNeill. Like
many people on the Island, I had never been north of
Campbell River.
After a year and a half of commuting on weekends...I
moved here. Now I work with Community Futures, have a
home that looks over Queen Charlotte Strait and onto the
beautiful coast mountains, and only slightly pine to be
closer to a bigger town again;) It is beautiful here and
it's been great to experience a small town (even smaller
than Duncan growing up).
Unfortunately I won't be attending our 40th...sad really
as I've attended each of the previous three reunions. I
will miss seeing you but take consolation in the fact
that now we are connected through email, facebook and
website! Have fun on the 23rd and 24th. |
Other Comments |
Attended the Friday night event in 2000. |
This info was last updated July
21, 2010.
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