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Beth
Calavicci
Al's first wife.
Although Al mentioned his first wife was a redhead, Beth is definitely
a brunette. Did Al merely indulge in a little wishful thinking?
Only her hairdresser knows for sure. Beth loves calla lilies, Mexican
food and Ray Charles singing "Georgia." She also seems to be a fan
of the Supremes, especially singing the song, "Someday". Al declares
that Beth as the only woman he ever truly loved. She was upset that
he didn't want children because he thought it was unfair to drag them from
assignment to assignment. She, on the other hand, felt Al didn't
understand what children would have done for her while he was gone.
During the eight years they were married, they only spent two together.
The rest were spent on separate assignments. Beth nearly divorced
Al when he took off for a second tour of duty to Vietnam four months after
the first ended. She didn't feel it was proper to divorce a man going
off to war, and after Al was shot down, she wore an MIA bracelet engraved
with his name. Beth was working double shifts as a nurse in the burn
ward at Balboa Naval Hospital, when, in March 1969, she lost a young Marine
that she thought was going to beat the odds and live. She apparently
gave up hope on Al at about the same time, for on April 1, she met Dirk
Simon and despite Al's trying to change history (through Sam trying to
keep Beth away from Dirk), the pair kept running into each other.
They finally married in June of that year.
Sam got to change history for Beth
and Al after he leaped into Al's Place in Cokeburg, Pennsylvania.
When he confessed to Al the bartender his regrets about not saving Al's'
marriage, he leaped to Beth's house and told her Al was coming home.
Subsequently, they had four children and will celebrate their thirty-ninth
anniversary in the year 2000.
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