Gerald P. Green
Class of 1977

Major Green graduated from the United States Air Force Academy in 1981 with a BS in mechanical engineering. The following year he received his Air Force pilot wings and became a T-38 Flight Instructor at Sheppard Air Force Base. Earning Distinguished Graduate honors, Major Green then completed his F-16 Fighter Training and was an F-16 Fighter Pilot from 1987-90. He was also selected to be Aide-de-Campe for the 16th Air Force Commander at Torrejon Air Base in Spain.

Later, Major Green was a flight instructor at MacDill Air Force Base until 1993 when he was stationed at Randolf Air Force Base in the Air Education and Training Command, serving as Rated Officer Assignments Personnel Officer. In 1996, he served as an F-16 Pilot and Assistant Operations Officer for the 35th Fighter Squadron in Kunsan Air Force Base in the Republic of Korea. Major Green has received numerous awards for meritorious service during his Air Force career.

In addition to his Air Force education, Major Green is also a Distinguished Graduate of Webster University in St. Louis, receiving his MA in Human Resource Management. He is often involved in a variety of church activities: participating in choir, serving as a deacon, teaching Sunday school, and working with youth. Father of two sons--Jeremy and Nathan--he resides in Glendale, Arizona with his wife, Becky.

Bruce C. Mathey
Class of 1976

Dr. Mathey earned his BS in Biology and Chemistry at Purdue University in 1980. After working as a research technician and clinical laboratory technician, he entered the University of Illinois, receiving his MD degree in 1989. His medical training continued with his internship and residency in internal medicine at the University of Michigan and Ann Arbor VA Hospitals. From 1992 to 1995, Dr. Mathey completed a fellowship in hematology/oncology at the University of Washington, Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center, VA and Harborview Hospitals in Seattle.

Dr. Mathey is a member of the American Medical Association, Washington State Medical Association, King County Medical Society, and Puget Sound Oncology Consortium. In addition, Dr. Mathey has published widely in his field in the areas of transfusion medicine and engraftment.

Not only a highly trained and qualified physician but also a caring healer, Dr. Mathey deeply touched the Rolling Meadows High School Community when he treated our former librarian, Molly Warren, who contracted fatal leukemia. Throughout her long stay in Seattle Dr. Mathey was a positive force in her life. As Molly herself wrote, “I thought as teachers you would be proud to learn of your success in producing the best and the brightest.”