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SUMMARY:Different Wars\, Different Choices
LOCATION:Downtown Bend Library\nDowntown Bend Library
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DESCRIPTION:Brothers Steve and Pete Goodrich in conversation about their c
 hoices regarding service during wartime.\nClick here to view the recording
  of this program https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FFbaw0LvddY&amp\;t=652s\n
 Steve and Pete Goodrich were raised on the stories of their father\, uncle
 s and grandfathers who served during wars across the decades. However\, co
 ming of age during the Viet Nam and late Cold War eras\, each faced a diff
 erent world and different considerations regarding service than his brothe
 r\, and their family veterans. Hear from oldest brother Steve about his de
 cision to seek conscientious objector status and what his national service
  looked like during the Viet Nam war\, and from youngest brother\, Pete\, 
 about his choice to pursue a career in the armed services.\nSteve turned 1
 8 in 1968\, at the height of the Viet Nam war.  Though not a Quaker\, he b
 egan college at a Quaker school\, where he was involved in the peace movem
 ent.  He was drafted after he left college in his junior year.  After comp
 leting his alternative service he returned to school and finished a degree
  at Boise State.  He�s retired after successive careers as a National Pa
 rk Service ranger\, an attorney\, and a cement manufacturing manager.  Ste
 ve and his wife Roxanne have two daughters (one of whom chose to serve in 
 the Army) and young grandchildren\, who all love to spend time outdoors as
  much as he does.\nA chance encounter with a recruiting brochure from the 
 Army Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) led Pete\, as a somewhat direct
 ionless high school graduate\, into what became a 30-year career as a Regu
 lar Army\, Army National Guard\, and Army Reserve officer.  In between mil
 itary deployments for training and overseas wartime duty\, Pete pursued ca
 reers as a museum exhibits manager\, public school teacher\, and alternati
 ve education school administrator.  He settled down in Central Oregon in 1
 999 with his wife\, Liz\, and their two sons\, Max and Owen.  He retired f
 rom military service in 2015 and will retire from public education later t
 his year.\n*cr* *ani* *yt*.\nhttps://dpl.libnet.info/event/11607319
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