Jack Walter was a Director of the McDonald Douglas Space System Company. He worked on the International Space Station. This video was made from a tour given by Jack Walter where he discusses the parts of the space station and how it was assembled including the

On September 8, 2001 the former Air Force One, the aircraft that flew President Ronald Reagan during his Presidency, made it’s final flight to San Bernardino International Airport. At the airport were a crowd of former Ronald Reagan Administration members, d

In the 1980’s Jim Van Schaack designed the adorable children’s clothing store known as Boulevard Shrimps. The store was located on Ventura Boulevard in Sherman Oaks. The store was owned by Larry Harris, one of the co-founders of Casablanca Records.

In August of 1973 Jim Van Schaack, Joyce Van Schaack and Chris Van Schaack visited the beautiful Butchart Gardens in Victoria, Canada.

In the summer of 1978 Jim and Joyce Van Schaack visited Holland, the land of windmills, flowers, diamonds, Rembrandt, Vincent Van Gogh and very industrious people. Much of the country is below sea level so water is pumped into canals, ponds or ditches so canal

In the summer of 1979, Jim and Joyce Van Schaack visited Ireland. An island of 32,589 square miles, smaller than the state of Main. Norther Ireland shares the island. It is part of The United Kingdom. We left the west coast of Great Britain by ferry and landed

In 1989 Jim and Joyce Van Schaack visited Italy. They began their trip in Milan and worked their way south to Sorrento. They visited an early shopping mall, a great cathedral, saw a statue of Leonardo Di Vinci. visited a palace in Milan. In Genoa they visited

Jim Van Schaack III and Linda Refro got married on April 12, 1975 at Calvary Chapel Costa Mesa. The Wedding reception was held at Jack and Gloria Walter’s home in Irvine California. After the wedding, Jim and Linda moved to Telluride, Colorado to begin t

Jim Van Schaack and Joyce Van Schaack made a visit to Locust Grove, the Home of General George Rogers Clark, the founder of Louisville Kentucky conqueror of the Northwest Territory.