Allyn Woerman

Scott Allyn 3-12-75  Graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in cellular molecular biology. He is the Senior Business Development Manager for Landau Associates, a geotechnical firm doing environmental and geotechnical work throughout the Pacific Northwest.  He will be starting the Executive MBA program this fall from the UW.  Married for 10 years to Jenny Kim. Jenny is a human resources spedicalist and insurance broker.  No grandkids yet but we do have a grandpup "Kato".

Sean Lee 7-14-77 graduated from the University of Washington with a degree in construction management and business and was recently promoted to Manager of the Special Projects Division for Lydig Construction Company. He and long-time girlfriend Alison Lonergan finally got married last September in Temecula California. Alison manages a department for Eddie Bauer and has won "Best in Bauer" 2 of the last 3 years as the top employee nationwide.

Well, the dreams of becoming a wealthy orthodontist fizzled with Dr Grieb and Qualitative analysis, so I went in pursuit of a career in physical therapy as well as the military.  So, upon graduating from the U of I and getting commissioned through Army ROTC, Linda and I set off for two years of graduate school in physical therapy in Southern California.

Upon leaving California, we embarked on a career in the Army which lasted 22 years with assignments in Kansas, Colorado, Germany, Georgia, Texas and Oklahoma.  The Army sent me for a specialty master's degree in orthopedics at Emory University in Atlanta and then sent me to teach in their graduate program for therapists through Baylor University in San Antonio.  Along the way, I was able to publish several articles in various journals and write several chapters for some widely used text books in the therapy field. For several years I was on a national teaching circuit conducting continuing education seminars for graduate therapists.

Upon retiring in 1991 as a Lietenant Colonel, we moved closer to home and settled in Washington. I worked for several large practices in the Tacoma area before starting my own practice in 2000 with one of my old fraternity brothers who was here in the area.  I sold my business interests to him two years ago and now work part-time at Madigan Army Medical Center at Ft Lewis and also do contract work for private practices in the area. this lets me work as much or as little as I want, leaving time for golf and goofing off.

Last year we were host parents to a foreign exchange student from Hungary who spent his Sr year at Rogers High School here in Puyallup. Greg was a delight to have with us.  It is hard to say who learned more, him or us.  His mother came for his graduation and it was fun to spend time with her. We are going to Missoula to attend his sister's graduation (here under the same program) from Big Sky HS and meet their dad, so we will close the loop on the Soos' Familie.

We have also been an "away home" for various young ladies from around the world who are servant/missionaries who spend a year here working in a group home for developmentally disabled adults.  They need R & R a couple days a week from the home so that is what we do.  We now have "daughters" from Indonesia, Kenya, Congo, Germany and China.

I am presently in the recovery phase from having had a DaVinci robotic surgery for prostate cancer and am doing quite well. Linda is also a cancer survivor so we both get to wear the special tee-shirts this year at the Relay for Life.