Bill Munson

I am now retired:

I worked for the oldest largest Private Bank in the United States, Brown Brothers Harriman is based in New York and one of the original Wall Street Banks.

With over 51 years of Data Processing experience, I have worked with Burroughs, NCR, Honeywell, GE, Magnuson, Hittachi, and IBM Computers, Strickly IBM for the last 35 years. My first computer job was at Irving Bank and Trust, February 1971. I have worked with VSE, MVS, LINUX, and VM operating systems. I have been a Performance and Capacity Planner, a Disaster Recovery Specialist, a Security Administrator, a VSE & VM Consultant, a VM Instructor, and a full time all the time IBM VM System Programmer.

President of the Metropolitan VM Users Association, the oldest and largest IBM user group in the world

SHARE Member, Speaker, Volunteer, and Project Officer

Inducted into the "Order of the Knights of VM" at SHARE on August 12, 2002 as Sir Bill, Earl of Tabasco

Chairman of the "VM Workshop" a 3.5 day conference for VM, VSE, and LINUX techies to further their education

Not much of a school story, I kept a low profile. Played some Football, some Tennis. Most of us that went to Brown Elementry, and Crockett Junior High kept together. Liz Brown lived across the street, Sandy Grider, Robert Clark, and Carl Kerr lived down the street. I was friends with some of the class of 69 like Alan Lowry, and Ed Kinkeade. A lot of my friends from Crockett went to Mac Arthur. Fortunetly most of us went to First Baptist Church.

Big Irvi