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Birthdate: October 11, 1945
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Ivan 'John' Petric |
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Residence
15180 Copeland Way
(See Map-View Location) 
Marriage(Click on images for larger view) Nicole, John, and Stella
In June 1984 I married Stella Lee Perry. We had one child, Nicole, born April 6, 1988. Stella graduated from Dundalk HS in 1962. Over the next 10+ years pursued her college degree. She received her BS in Business from the University of Maryland in 1996. She is now retired from the U.S. Department of Commerce, Office of the Inspector General, Office of Investigations, in Washington, DC, and after contracting ASBESTOSIS from within the workplace's asbestos CONTAMINATED building - management over the years now denies it exists after more than 40 employees have been affected. Previous to that, on June 8, 1968, I married Tokiko Sogabe in Japan; we had 2 kids. After 12 years she left to explore another life with another companion. The kids (Alice and Richard) stayed with me and raised by Stella. ChildrenAlice Rager, my firstborn, is 41 years old, has been married for 21 years to Colin Rager, has a son, Colin Jr. (CJ), age 20, and works as a Personnel Management Specialist for NASA at the Stennis Space Center, MS 39529-0001.(Click on images for larger view) 
Richard, now 38, is still single. He went to the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) in NY,
and after graduating from college, tired of the "cold", moved straight to Tampa, Florida (he now lives in St. Petersburg). He worked for
NetPerfomance.Com / DigitalChainsaw.Com.
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Nicole Jennifer Petric Nicole, from my second marriage, is now 26 years old. I'm of proud her. J In 2005 she graduated from Southern High school in the top 10% of her class, and in 2008 she graduated from the University of TN with Honors, Magna Cum Laude. Now seeking her trade and profession.
Grandchildren(Click on images for larger view)
Colin Rager, Jr. I have 1 grandchild, Colin Jr. (CJ). As of July 2010 he is now 22 pursuing an Air Force career. HobbiesI fish, swim, and scuba dive during the summer season with my son Richard, and long time friend John (Plebaniak) McCleery. I also do some occasional hunting.GroupsI am proud to be a Christian and an American.
Education1974 - Morgan State College (University) - B.S. Degree in Business Administration. And the same time joined the Reserved Officers Training Corps (ROTC). Graduated Magna Cum Laude, and a Distinguished Military Graduate. Also attended the Baltimore Junior College, American University, Baltimore City Police Academy, and numerous other business related studies and on the job training.AwardsReceived numerous service awards for work performance, and civic honors, as well as praised for my help to the communities and volunteer work for the church.Military ServiceServed as enlisted in the US Army, 1965-1971. Stationed in Yokohama, Japan, 1967-1968, Kishine Army Hospital.From 1974-1980, served as a Transportation Officer, First Lieutenant, 13th Corps Support Command, Fort Hood, Texas. EmploymentI worked for the U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) since 1989 as a Management and Program Analyst in the Office of Systems, Finance, and Administration. Forced to retire on disability when a surgeon severed the median nerve attempting to perform a carpal tunnel release (CTR). (See related story at CTR. Prior to that I had my own business, Vulcan Systems of MD, also worked as a Consultant, did free-lance work, Metropolitan Life Insurance Corp., Baltimore City Police Dept., and worked for the Hearst Corporation as a District Manager.Other AchievementsNot to be compared with David & Goliath, but we the consumers of Maryland won a partial victory against the Verizon monopoly (aka Bell Atlantic) in case # 8772, where after 4 long years the Maryland Public Service Commission (PSC) ruled in part that Verizon must reduce the Foreign Exchange (FX) metro rates from $14.50 to $2.00 per month (our goal was .$50), like VA. (See story at http://webapp.psc.state.md.us/Intranet/Casenum/CaseAction.cfm?CaseNumber=8772). The rate reduction was supposed to have been RETROACTIVE 10 years, but it was not considered by the Commission. I had asked the PSC to reconsider their decision in each request that was submitted (you can also read that online in my last response to the PSC dated 12/28/2000. Or Click on Item # 198 Here. Ivan (John) Petric - Response to Verizon Maryland Inc.'s Appeal of PO on Expanded Calling Areas, et. al., and Request for Reconsideration. Case No. 8772. See entire history on the PSC website, including the new case started in 2007, under Order No. 83137, Case No. 9121, that has been turned into a beast by Verizon and the PSC. That is now dragging on for years due to under-mining by the PSC, and the OPC to Verizon's demands.This is part of what the PSC and the Office of People's Counsel continue to ignore in helping to make the right decision in the expansion of calling areas case... In New Hampshire, Order No. 22,662, DE 97-075,, the NH Commission went against this old "Community of Interest" tradition. It said, "we will no longer apply the old EAS guidelines which quantified [the] community of interest as an average of three or more calls per customer per month with 40% of the customers making at least two calls per month." [emphasis added] This was based on the FCC's Universal Service, Report and Order (see below and specifically line # 114). In CC Docket No. 96-45, In the Matter of Federal-State Joint Board on Universal Service, Report and Order, FCC 97-157 (released May 8, 1997), the FCC provides a definition of community of interest. Elaborating, the FCC found that merely determining the number of subscribers to which one has access to for local service in a local calling area is insufficient to determine that the calling area reflects the community of interest. Something that the PSC failed to do. Other Mentionables ...Dates, Locations, Duties, etc.My Facebook Page Submitted By: IP ... long ago. |
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