
Home Reunion Schedule Contacts Alumni In Memoriam Registration Form Send us your bio and a recent picture	David Guenther Children: Ryan (8) After high school I went into the United States Navy and went around the world (Africa and back) with them. Not something to do again if I had a do-over. After six years of doing that (them ‘doing’ me?) I came back to Los Alamos and went to UNM, both here and in Albuquerque. I went for many years (nine I believe) all the time working for Los Alamos National Laboratory. I never received a degree but was able to attain Technical Staff Member in spite of that bothersome detail. I work as an RF (Radio Frequency) Engineer here at the Laboratory designing mostly satellite hardware in applications ranging from ionosphere studies to national security. I like my job and my hometown. I understand why our parents were here and why so many of us remained. Los Alamos is a wonderful place. I met the girl (aka the &*#$%) I would divorce in 1988. Married her in 1992. Had my son in 1998 and got divorced as 2004 was ending. This series of events enabled the production of what I term 'the best boy in the world,' my son Ryan. He’s awesome! I hope to retire from the Laboratory, with 25 years in, at the age of 51 or 52 (not far away) and move to a small 15-acre farm of mine over to the northwest of Las Vegas, NM, and grow raspberries. The easy part is the dreaming … Back to Alumni

David Guenther

Children: Ryan (8)

After high school I went into the United States Navy and went around the world (Africa and back) with them. Not something to do again if I had a do-over. After six years of doing that (them ‘doing’ me?) I came back to Los Alamos and went to UNM, both here and in Albuquerque. I went for many years (nine I believe) all the time working for Los Alamos National Laboratory. I never received a degree but was able to attain Technical Staff Member in spite of that bothersome detail. I work as an RF (Radio Frequency) Engineer here at the Laboratory designing mostly satellite hardware in applications ranging from ionosphere studies to national security. I like my job and my hometown. I understand why our parents were here and why so many of us remained. Los Alamos is a wonderful place.

I met the girl (aka the &*#$%) I would divorce in 1988. Married her in 1992. Had my son in 1998 and got divorced as 2004 was ending. This series of events enabled the production of what I term 'the best boy in the world,' my son Ryan. He’s awesome!

I hope to retire from the Laboratory, with 25 years in, at the age of 51 or 52 (not far away) and move to a small 15-acre farm of mine over to the northwest of Las Vegas, NM, and grow raspberries. The easy part is the dreaming …

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