Jule began his career with The Veterans Administration in 1974 after graduating from the University of Maryland with a PhD. in Clinical Psychology. Upon his arrival to The Veterans Administration in Prescott, Arizona, he created their first Psychology Services. He hired two Psychologists, Dr. David Fago and Dr. Timothy Foss, graduates of the University of Maryland, to expand the professional services. Due to the significant numbers of Vietnam veterans that had located to the Prescott area and the Native American warriors (WWII thru Vietnam, most noted "Code Talkers") living on distant reservations in Northern Arizona, psychological services were made available. The start of these services had great impact for veterans and their families living in Arizona. Jule also promoted the need for Native Americans to receive, while hospitalized, the spiritual care of their Holy Man and Chaplin Services. He recognized the healing need for Native Americans to express their spirituality with other Native American veterans. He sought and received approval for an on-site area of spiritual practices for Native Americans on the Prescott V.A. grounds. After nearly two years at the Prescott V.A., Jule was recruited into the V.A. Headquarters, Psychology Services in Washington, D.C. as a Clinical Statistician. TO BE CONTINUED....

Jule was born in Sturgis, South Dakota and grew up on a ranch on the prairie. His father John and mother Mae met while his dad worked as a ranch hand Mae's grandmother's ranch. His mother, Mae, used to put him on the back of an old gentle horse at age three while she and Jule's dad, John, would tend the cattle. Jule and his older brother Jack, lived in a world of wonderful freedom and adventure, but they also learned the importance of hard work and self reliance. Those foundations and freedom of spirit are what became the core of the man he was...

   
This is the beginning of the story of the great adventures of a young man from Western South Dakota, .....to be continue.....