Richard Camp Jewell – Celebrating 80 Years | Cameron Colin (19 of 49)

Quick Nav 1 — Splash 2 — Paterson 3 — Ione Letitia Lentz 4 — Argentina Bound 5 — San Isidro Group 6 — San Isidro Closeup 7 — Richard Robert Portrait 8 — Argentina To Us 9 — Grocery Clerk 10 — In Uniform 11 — Black Panthers 12 — Brittany 13 — Victory 14 — University 15 — London Bound 16 — Jean Macrae 17 — Dad Jean 18 — Dad Cameron Jean 19 — Cameron Colin 20 — Three Kids 21 — New Home 22 — Jean Last Photo 23 — Ho-Ning Lin 24 — Babysitting 25 — Wedding 26 — Baby Andrew 27 — Baby Christopher 28 — Okinawa Office 29 — Hippies 30 — Retirement 31 — Badlands 32 — Tupperware Convention 33 — Return To Brittany 34 — Return To Argentina 35 — Parker Kids 36 — Trevor 37 — Erica 38 — Beatles 39 — Fashion01 40 — Fashion02 41 — Newspaper01 42 — Newspaper02 43 — Two Left Feet 44 — Dessert 45 — Gymnast 46 — Chinese Squat 47 — Graduation 48 — Fathers Day 49 — Faithful Husband

	Uploaded: Apr. 13, 2004 Viewed: 196 times Viewed Ranking: #764 Avg. Rating: Not yet rated

Rate Photo/Add Comment

No comments have been posted at this time.

<< Prev 10    11  12  13  14  15  16  17  18  19  20     Next 10 >>

A year and a half later, in March 1955, Cameron's kid brother Colin was born. With their two children in tow, Dad and Jean relocated to Okinawa in May 1955 for Dad's second overseas posting with the FBIS. Their trip from New York to Okinawa took some 68 hours in the air, with layovers in Gander (Newfoundland), Shannon (Ireland), London, Brussels, Dusseldorf, Istanbul, Beirut, Basra (Iraq), Karachi (Pakistan), Calcutta (India), Bangkok, and Hong Kong! Reflecting back on his trip, Dad wrote: "Perhaps the most lasting impression of this journey, so full of strange sights and sounds, will be the miracle of the air age itself: the ability to go so far in so little time, to be 'at home' in a Western city one day and completely lost in an Oriental civilization only a few hours later."