| David Dikowski |
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Enlisted in the US Navy about nine months after graduation.
Stationed aboard the aircraft carrier, USS Constellation, and
made 2 cruises to Vietnam. While in the Navy, I married and
had two daughters. I have five grandchildren and one great
grandchild, all in California.
I returned to Tucson after my discharge and worked for the
Arizona Daily Star while attending the U of A. Graduated with
a degree in business and was employed by the aerospace
industry in Los Angeles. Due to layoffs and a divorce, I left
Los Angeles for Texas.
Settled in El Paso and was employed by the US Postal
Service, where I met my current wife of 19 years, Victoria. I
held several management positions with the USPS in AZ, NM,
and TX. Served as Postmaster of Window Rock, AZ and
retired in 2003 as Postmaster of Chinle, AZ (Canyon de
Chelly) both on the Navajo Reservation.
We returned to El Paso upon retirement. Victoria will be
retiring this year and we hope to travel in our RV. Between
the US Navy buddies, post office friends, and relatives, we
have plenty of places to go. I don’t have any family remaining
in Tucson, but I do get back occasionally to see friends.
Stationed aboard the aircraft carrier, USS Constellation, and
made 2 cruises to Vietnam. While in the Navy, I married and
had two daughters. I have five grandchildren and one great
grandchild, all in California.
I returned to Tucson after my discharge and worked for the
Arizona Daily Star while attending the U of A. Graduated with
a degree in business and was employed by the aerospace
industry in Los Angeles. Due to layoffs and a divorce, I left
Los Angeles for Texas.
Settled in El Paso and was employed by the US Postal
Service, where I met my current wife of 19 years, Victoria. I
held several management positions with the USPS in AZ, NM,
and TX. Served as Postmaster of Window Rock, AZ and
retired in 2003 as Postmaster of Chinle, AZ (Canyon de
Chelly) both on the Navajo Reservation.
We returned to El Paso upon retirement. Victoria will be
retiring this year and we hope to travel in our RV. Between
the US Navy buddies, post office friends, and relatives, we
have plenty of places to go. I don’t have any family remaining
in Tucson, but I do get back occasionally to see friends.
Last Updated: September 2010
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