Mary Levy Greenberg, Ph.D.

I received both a master’s degree and a doctorate degree from the University of Kansas, Lawrence, KS. My focus of interest has been social relationships of humans and nonhuman animals. I founded the Holocaust Remembrance Forum in 1980 and then served as the Kansas Liaison to the U.S. Holocaust Memorial Council. Currently, I am developing and presenting an alternative explanation for anti-Semitism based on my research on societal behavior.  My commentaries, published in the Kansas City Jewish Chronicle, are available online.

Mary Levy Greenberg, Ph.D.

MARK DEAN

My parents moved during my senior year and I ended up graduating from Niles West but my heart and soul never left Von. I went to Roosevelt University where I was elected Student Senate President during the tumultuous years of 1968/1969. I was very active politically in the anti-war effort and I appeared on the Huntley-Brinkley Report as one of the top student gov't leaders of the day. I met my wife, Leslie Nudelman, while campaigning for the Student Senate, we were married in 1969 and have remained happily married for 45 years this July. 

We have to two beautiful daughters, the older daughter, husband and two children living in Buffalo Grove and the younger daughter, husband and son living in Weisbaden, Germany. We absolutely adore our three grandchildren! 

After we graduated from Roosevelt U we both became teachers in Chicago. My wife remained a teacher/guidance counselor  for 30 years and I moved out of teaching into plastics manufacturing, operations management. In 1994 I accepted a job in Phoenix, AZ in plastics sales and and became a Global Account Mgr/Business Development Mgr for one of the worlds largest plastic manufacturers. I handled one account (Nokia Mobile Phones) and traveled the world for 15 years (4 million miles!) and happily retired in 2009. We now split our time between our home in Scottsdale and an apartment in Buffalo Grove close to our grandchildren.

RONA PLATT HERMAN

Rona (Platt) Herman

Scottsdale, Arizona

Graduated college with a BA from University of Illinois, Chicago campus.

Worked as a Graphic Designer and as a Sales/Designer for New Home Construction for Gail Tile & Carpet.

 Married and divorced. No children. (Owned Romi's Red Hots in Skokie with my ex-husband)

Moved to San Francisco in 1981 and ran a wholesale/retail custom engraving business with my brother for 10 years.

 Moved to Scottsdale in 1991. Worked in the Design Center of Terravita for Del Webb.

 Now own a business, Art of Mail, a packaging, shipping, gift store.

MICHAEL SOLOMON

Retired from a sales career and doing my best to enjoy life. Was a traveling hippy type after college and lived in Santa Fe N.M for many years before retuning to Chicago. I'm into yoga,music. and exploring life.

NAIOMI BERNSTEIN WEINTRAUB

I attended the University of Illinois where I met my husband and received my Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in Elementary Education and Reading.  I taught  for over 30 years, 26 years teaching and running a program for Gifted Students. My husband and I have lived in Bloomington, IL since 1972 where we raised our two daughters. One daughter teaches in a private school in New York. Our other daughter is a Rabbi, mother to our grandson. Most  recent trips have been to NY or San Francisco visiting our daughters. Other travels include Morocco, France, Italy, Spain, Panama, Holland, Mexico and Canada.

DAVID ZVERO

Bachelor of Music, University of Chicago, Masters in Social Work, University of Illinois at Chicago. Married 33 years, two children, house in Oak Park. Love working with people and making things happen in the community; served as Community Development Director of large office of a social services organization, then Director of several immigration agencies; now consulting to immigrant-serving organizations. Along the way, worked with wonderful people from all over, traveled, brought up two fine kids. Now semi-retired, following passions of biking, enjoying nature, music-making and enjoying friends and family.

ELAINE COHEN GOLDSTEIN

After Von I went to Wright Jr. College for 2 years majoring in Nursing. I then went to Mt. Sinai Hospital School of Nursing and earned my Nursing degree. I have been a Registered Nurse for 45 years and it was the best decision I ever made. I have had a wonderful career and have had the opportunity to meet many wonderful people. Along the way I married, had 2 children and divorced. Lived in Arizona for 10 years but missed the midwest and came back to the Chicago area in 2007. Recently retired, but still work part time doing what I love. Would love to hear from classmates.

STEVEN COHEN

Got into playing the Blues and then left Chicago and went to San Francisco with the rest of the Hippies. Was there for about 7 years and then went to and settled in Vancouver Canada where I have been since. Had to stop playing professional music because of a hand injury. Been a Lifeguard and Swim Instructor for 30 years went back to school and became a substance abuse counselor working with homeless and those with mental  health issues. Looking forward to semi-retirement which should happen in the fall.  Grew older but never really grew up!!!

JACK RUEDY

After high school I started working at 1st National Bank of Chicago. I joined the Navy in 1965 and went overseas in 1966-1968. Returned back to the bank and spent 25 1/2 yrs working for them. Moved around to other companies and then started my own company. Lived in Geneva IL up until 9 years ago now live in Arizona. Retired now and really enjoy the lifestyle.

MA from the U. of Illinois in hand, I moved to Kansas City to work for Hallmark Cards. I created copy for newsletters, direct mail, brochures, national ads and products such as children’s books, ornaments, collectibles and cards. I won Silver and Bronze Omni Awards, First Prize in newsletter creation and the Matrix Honor Award before retiring as Editorial Director.

      I began writing literary poetry in college and, within a year, was published in two university journals. I’ve been writing poetry ever since.

      I am poetry editor of Veterans’ Voices magazine, featuring writing by disabled vets, was Midwest Region VP for Women in Communications and served on several boards of directors. This experience helped me revive a local KC gem—The Writers Place.

      My poems appear in numerous journals and anthologies winning me three Pushcart Prize nominations and the honor of being Editor’s Choice in two journals. In  2010, my chapbook, Cutting It, was released, and a 60-poem collection titled Listening to Night Whistles will be released this year.

     Wed to Lynn Alan Norton at the age of 50, I am possibly the class’s oldest first-time bride.

JANET KAPLAN ROTHKOPF

After graduating from Von, I attended the University of Ill and taught second grade while my husband was in law school there. I have two children, Daniel is a computer engineer and lives in Phoenix with his family. Karen has her Ph.d in molecular genetics and lives near me. In 200l I married my husband,John. 

Phew! Now that I got all that boring stuff out of the way I can talk about my current life which is much more interesting.  I retired about ten years ago. Retirement at first was an adjustment after a very busy life.  What was I going do to do with the rest of my life?  It seemed so daunting.  After all who had time to pursue or discover what really interests them while raising a family and working full time? Well I found out what I love to do and life is good, very good.  I love to write, read and draw.  I make, sell and teach jewelry classes.  I am president of the nature club in our retirement community in Florida and am at docent at the Field Museum when we are in Chicago.

My husband and I winter in Florida where we do not miss that lovely stuff called "snow." We have traveIed  extensively throughout Europe, Asia and the Middle East and the US.

When we are at home in Morton Grove,I spend many joyful hours with my granddaugter, Kaitlyn, who never ceases to amuse me.  At this point in my life I truly appreciate good health....something I always took for granted when I was young, and every day I am grateful to wake up each morning and do lots of stuff, or nothing at all.  Yup, life is good!

MARTY AGRAN

U of Wisconsin - Madison, B.A. Pol Sci, 1968; De Paul College of Law, JD, 1972; USAR, 1968-74; House Counsel for Insurance Co, 1972-73; Asst. States Attorney of Cook County, 1973-78; Private practice, 1978-94; Village Trustee of Arlington Hts, 1983-91, 1993-94; Judge of Circuit Court of Cook County since 1994.  Married to Lois (Skokie girl) since 1971. Moved to Arlington Hts in 1974.  2 sons, 2 daughters-in-law, 5 grandchildren.  Addictions - Bears & White Sox.  Interests - Family, traveling, reading, martial arts.  Looking forward to the past.

RENEE GARBER MEYERS

Been busy, work as guidance counselor, triplet grandchildren - moving to another red state - NC

LINDA WINER

I'm the theater critic at Newsday and I have taught critical writing at Columbia University's School of the Arts since 1992.

MARILYN LEVIN

Loving living in Los Angeles since 1977 and working at the California Attorney General's Office in environmental law.  

Married to another attorney (Steve-who is luckily understanding about living with attorneys!) and have three wonderful "children" (Matt, Jaime and David) all with interesting lives and careers in New York, DC and LA (state department, writer/editor, actor/casting associate).

Have traveled to India, Europe, Mexico, and last year to Tanzania and Rwanda (to see the gorillas). 

Lucky to have switched high schools from Mather to Von Steuben in Junior Year because I met and kept life long friendships!

BARRY KAPLAN

I went to Wisconsin for college with a bunch of people from Von.  After graduating I went to Northwestern for law school, again, with a bunch Von people.  I then went to the U.S. Department of Justice, Antitrust Division, in D.C., where I prosecuted antitrust violations for 12 years.  Got married to a woman I met in D.C. (Sherry), and dragged her back to Chicago (she was from Columbus, Georgia, originally). I continued as a prosecutor with the Antitrust Division until October 2012, when I retired.  I now do Pilates, work out, attend classes at Northwestern, serve on the board of a number of not for profits, and watch as many Turner Classic movies as time allows.

LOIS ROTH KIRKEY

     Of course, much has happened in the past fifty years! I have been married twice, have three sons, and two grand daughters. I achieved one Bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts, History; and two Master's degrees in History and Special Education. For the past five years, I have been retired, and am finally doing just what I want to do most of the time. My earlier years were spent parenting and teaching, something that I thought that I would never do. Since my retirement, i have spent much time studying Spanish, and have made four trips to Latin America. I have also made trips to Europe and to Alaska with my husband. I also study Art History at the Art Institute of Chicago, and attend a Bible study. I work out regularly, as has been my habit for many, many years. Finally, I spend much time reading historical fiction and biography, and consorting with my friends. And of course, there is my best friend, my husband Dave Lefly.

ELLEN PLUSKER

After graduating from the University of Illinois with a BS in Psychology, I stumbled into advertising which turned out to be a perfect fit.  I'm blessed to have worked with so many creative and kind "Ad Men" and had honest, Client partners from great companies.  Mostly, I'm grateful for a wonderful husband, old and new friends and a chance to reconnect with you.  We had one hell of a class!  See you soon.

GAIL DYTCH SCHAFFNER

College,teaching(Chicago ),married prom date,two wonderful daughters,five crazy grandsons.All live within two minutes of us.So fortunate!!!

ESTHER GLICKSTEIN ROSE

North Shore Magazine said, “Even though few people have heard of Esther Rose, she was once a major force in American marketing.  It was Rose back in the 60’s who ingeniously named the world’s most famous hamburger, the Big Mac.”

Von Steubenites knew me as Esther Glickstein.  As the creator of the name “Big Mac”, I’ve been on NBC TV, numerous radio shows, written up in many

newspapers and various internet sites.  

LOIS LIEBERMAN BERLAND

After high school I married my high school sweetheart.  I have 2 beautiful daughters, 1 granddaughter & 2 grandsons.  After the girls grew Ron & I took up drag racing & felt like teenagers again. I work in the business office of a hospital & have been a widow since 2011.

ALAN DAVIS

advanced degree in Electrical Engineering. 30 years in Engineering design and Management at Kyocera, Inc and IBM and Rockwell Corp.

Married two children, living in San Diego County, CA.

LESLIE BLOCK

Leslie Block married classmate Marsha Hurwitz in 1968. They have three children (Carrie, Stacey and Todd) and three grandchildren (Joslyn, Maisy and Jillian)

 Leslie is a practicing Otolaryngologist-Head and Neck surgeon in Lake Forest, Illinois and is on the faculty of Northwestern Medical School. He enjoys golf, fishing and hunting with his son Todd and tries to spend as much time as possible at their second home on Maui.

 After attending the Junior Prom, Senior Prom and their 10 and 20 year reunions together, Marsha and Leslie look forward to spending their 50 year reunion by each other's side.

NAOMI BERNSTEIN WEINTRAUB

I attended the University of Illinois where I met my husband and received my Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in Elementary Education and Reading.  I taught  for over 30 years, 26 years teaching and running a program for Gifted Students. My husband and I have lived in Bloomington, IL since 1972 where we raised our two daughters. One daughter teaches in a private school in New York. Our other daughter is a Rabbi, mother to our grandson. Most  recent trips have been to NY or San Francisco visiting our daughters. Other travels include Morocco, France, Italy, Spain, Panama, Holland, Mexico and Canada.

MARSHA HURWITZ BLOCK

Marsha (Hurwitz) Block married classmate Leslie Block in 1968. They have three children (Carrie, Stacey and Todd) and three grandchildren (Joslyn, Maisy and Jillian).

 Marsha has been at Leslie's side for over 50 years. She worked at the Northern Trust Bank to put him thru medical school, helping to establish and manage his medical practice and raising their three children. At the present time she keeps herself busy by helping out with her three small grandchildren. She enjoys golf and spending her winters at their second home in Maui.

 After attending the Junior Prom, Senior Prom and their 10 and 20 year class reunion together, Marsha and Leslie are looking forward to spending their 50 year reunion by each other's side.

ROGER LIBMAN

After high school I went on to Northwestern University where I graduated with degrees in Electrical Engineering/Computer Science in 1969 and 1971.  Spent most of my working years at Bell Laboratories and its various spinoffs (most recently Lucent Technologies) in Naperville, IL, where I still live.  Upon retirement in 2001, I started volunteering at People’s Resource Center, a social services organization in Wheaton, which serves low-income people throughout DuPage County.  Among other services (food, clothing), we have a unique program, offering free refurbished computers to our clients who take our computer literacy classes. I spend my days teaching and refurbishing computers.  We have given out over 10,500 computers in the last 10 years. 

I am also a vidoegrapher, and have produced several promotional videos for the organization.

I have 2 children, but neither are local.  My daughter lives in the Philadelphia suburbs.  She has 2 boys of her own, the oldest in 7th grade.  How time flies!  My son is in Phoenix where he was married in April, 2013.  More future grand kids?

LEE LIGHT

AFTER HIGH SCHOOL, I WENT TO THE UNIV OF ILLINOIS.  MY DEGREE WAS IN POLITICAL SCIENCE, SO COVERING ALL BASES, I APPLIED TO BOTH MED SCHOOL AND LAW SCHOOL.  AS LUCK WOULD HAVE IT, THE U OF ILL MEDICAL SCHOOL ACCEPTANCE LETTER ARRIVED FIRST, SO MY DECISION WAS MADE.

IN MY 1ST SEMESTER BIOCHEM CLASS, I MET MY FUTURE WIFE, JEAN. WE MARRIED IN 1970 AND MOVED TO TAMPA FL FOR MY RESIDENCY.  OUR SON, ERIC, WAS BORN IN 1973.  WE MOVED TO NAPLES, FL (AKA PARADISE) IN 1975 TO BEGIN MY INTERNAL MEDICINE PRACTICE.  GABRIELLE WAS BORN IN 1977.

ABOUT 13 YEARS AGO, I CHANGED MY PRACTICE TO FOCUS ON "ANTI-AGING".  EVER SINCE, I HAVE BEEN TRYING TO HOLD BACK THE HANDS OF TIME. HOPEFULLY WITH SOME SUCCESS.  I HAVE BEEN ENJOYING MY 3 GRANDSONS AND 1 GRANDDAUGHTER AS WELL AS PLAYING GOLF.

LOOKING FORWARD TO RENEWING OLD FRIENDSHIPS.

HYMIE LUDEN

Started Roosevelt University, dropped out and transferred around until returned to Roosevelt to graduate in 1972.  Worked a few years, got a masters at Harvard in 1978, and moved to San Francisco in 1982.  Married and divorced, in Chicago.  Lived with partner and broke up after 17 years, in San Francisco.  Worked as health planner, statistician, policy analyst and currently transportation planner in San Francisco.  My interests haven't changed much in half a century -- psychology, Yiddish, big cities, World War II, and reading fiction.  Ms. Burgess would be pleased.  Ms. Grauer would be surprised.

GENE MINSKY

Minsky, Gene: BS Political Science- U of I-IIT Chicago Kent College of Law- Primary Career: Partner of Insurance Agency since 1972- Married since 1969 to Bonnie-North Shore Nutritionist since 1985-Three children and eight amazing grandchildren. Currently living in Lake Forest,IL but love to spend time at our vacation home in La Jolla, CA.Very involved as Board Member/Volunteer/Counselor at Lake County Domestice Violence Shelter in the Children's Dept. Wrote and implemented a mentor's program for young male victims at the shelter.

STEVE MOFFIC

What's in a name over 50 years? Like many other things, change. "Steve" soon met and married his muse, Rusti. Then, H. Steven Moffic became an award-winning administrator, writer, artist, and clinical psychiatrist. I was known as "Dr. Jazz for my love of jazz and record reviewing. "The Jolly Green Giant (of Psychiatry)" went green. Our Rabbi bestowed the Hebrew name of "Hillel", close to my real first name of Hillard. "Dad" is the father of a daughter and son in Chicago, where Rabbi Evan Moffic encounters old classmates. "Hey-Hey" was named by the oldest of our four grandchildren. "Maf" remains best friends with our own Barry Marcus. "Stevie" became half of "Rustevie". I 

retired my "Doc" in Milwaukee on our 44th anniversary and we have been off to travel the world!

BENITA MORRIS THOMAS

I'm a happy retiree, living in Wisconsin so that my husband Marty and I can be the day care nannies for our 2 grandchildren.  That's quite a change from the career in human resources with the federal government, from which I retired.

BARON PERLMAN

Perlman, Baron: BA Psychology, Lawrence University, MA and PhD, Clinical Psychology, Michigan State University; US Army 69-71, Viet Nam, 1970-71; Primary Career: Faculty Member, U. Wisconsin Oshkosh Department of Psychology, loved the teaching, liked the  publishing; Secondary Career; Applied Clinical Work, just retired. Have lived in Oshkosh since 1975 in a 100 year old+ home. Married to Sandy for 41 years, sons ages 35 (pilot) and 33 (research banker); enjoy collecting American antiques, traveling, gardening, volunteer work. Perlman@uwosh.edu. Looking forward to seeing folks, been a long time.

SHERWYN SCHWARTZ

I graduated from med school and completed training as an Endocrinologist in 1977. After spending 2 yrs in the Army in San Antonio I opened my clinic ( DGD) It has grown into the largest private Endo clinic in the USA with 11 Endos & 175 employees .7 yrs ago I sold DGD research( 350 employees & largest pvt Endo research firm in the US) to private equity.

I am very happily married for 26 years and have 2 children who are doing very well.Private time is spent running and weight training 6 days a week for decades,going to San Antonio Spurs games with my wife as a sponsor in the front row for 28 years, and lots of travel to Manhattan to our apartment or Europe/Asia.

IRA SUTOW

B.S. Northwestern University, where I also served as an adjunct professor of journalism.  45 year career in broadcasting at NBC and CBS, traveling the world and witnessing history, first hand.  My interest in federal law enforcement helped me break some major stories on terrorism in the United States.  I helped create and produce the CBS prime time program "48 Hours."

Through the course of my career I won 11 news emmies before I retired June 1st, 2012.

I am married to a retired newspaper editor and we have 3 adult sons.

SUSAN WILNER

Attended Roosevelt University and four other colleges after high school, embracing liberal politics and the artistic hippie culture. After five years as an art teacher I moved into the corporate world. I received my J.D. from De Paul University College of Law and became in-house counsel for a very large national conglomerate. I eventually owned and operated a high end resale boutique, was a real estate broker and became an officer in my temple community. After retiring fro the practice of law, I returned to school to get a masters degree in Library and&

DR. FREDERICK DRAZNER

University of Illinois 1964-1972 (B.S. Zoology/DVM)

Animal Medical Center NYC (fellowship, internal medicine/oncology 1972-1975)

Alameda East Animal Hospital, Denver, Colorado (1975-1981), staff internist/oncologist

Adjunct Professor, Colorado State University, College of Veterinary Medicine (1978-1981)

Chief of Staff-Animal Specialty Services of Cook County, Des Plaines, Illinois (1981-2013)

Chief of Staff-Animal Specialty Services of Kane County, East Dundee, Illinois (2014)

Married to Sharon (1969), U of Illinois MA. French

3 children, Keith-36, Eric-32 (professional guitarist/instructor), Kate (PhD candidate-University of Denver)

I am a still a 67 year-old hippie (almost made it to Woodstock but my honeymoon got in the way-we were in Spain). I am frustrated blues guitarist and my obsession is to collect guitars and amps, but my son says I almost don't suck anymore. Still crazy after all these years. 

DORENE DIAMOND EISENBERG

I left Chicago in 1970 and have lived here in L.A. since that time. My jobs have mostly been at various motion picture companies and my last job was working 23 years for Columbia/Sony Pictures, from which I retired in 2008. I was married for 30 years, until my husband's death in 2005.

LARRY GERTZFELD

married twice..never again

2 children....more possible, but not intentionally

semi retired...but never really fully  employed

BARBARA GOLDSMITH (HANDLER) BURKEL

GOLDSMITH, BARBARA (HANDLER, BURKEL): Inspired by both Grauer and Mendes, headed to University of Wisconsin, Madison, for BS in English Education and Northwestern for MA in Counselor Education; English Teacher/Guidance Counselor at Niles Township High Schools in Skokie for 23 years, then Volunteer Coordinator for President Carter in Atlanta; currently creator of The Hat Ladies, motivational speaker, author of The Joy of Hats, playwright of Our Charles Towne; Captain of Dragon Boat Team in Charleston, SC;  Received a number of awards and honors; log onto www.hatladies.org for details. Enjoy writing, gardening, swimming, traveling. Finally got a nickname (Archie) – basically pulled it out of a hat. My 6 years at Von were among the best of my life. I treasure the everlasting relationships that were formed and look forward to rekindling others as a result of this Reunion  

HAROLD KAPLAN

Harold attended Wisconsin, where he met his wife Marjorie (married in 1969). After graduating Loyola Medical School, they moved to Los Angeles in 1971. Upon completing his surgical residency at UCLA and 2 years active duty in the Air Force, they moved to Palos Verdes, CA and Harold established a private practice in facial plastic surgery in Torrance, CA while also training residents at UCLA. Harold has 2 daughters, Lindsay (1974) and Dara (1978). Grandchildren, Tucker (2010) and Tessa (2012), along with tennis, cycling, and skiing keep him active.

LESLIE KROMER

Les Kromer, while in my senior year at Von I was diagnosed with Crohn's, successfully operated on 14 years ago and am healthy today. I traveled through Europe at 22 and 23 for 9 months, a trip that changed my life. Maybe it was running with the bulls in Pampalona or learning how to drive a stick in London or so many other experiences. I moved to San Francisco in 1972 and haven't looked back. This was where I was meant to be. At 30 I started cycling and became a Jewish athlete. I bicycled from Vancouver, B.C. to SF in 78 and was never so strong in my life especially after being sick for so many years. I met my wife at her first wedding, caught the garder and we've been together for 31 years, have a daughter 25 and a son (6ft 2in) 22. I'm a short guy if you remember. Everyone in my family is taller than I except our dog who I tower over.

FREDDIE KUPERMAN LEVIN

I live in Evanston and work as an author/illustrator of children's educational material. I spend my time much as I did in high school - making art and taking ballet class. My son is a sound tech living and working in LA. I also love gardens, opera, yoga, birds, books and pretty much any kind of pie. My sweetheart and partner, Michael, is a photographer and graphic designer. And except for the getting sick and dying part, I don't mind getting older at all.

GARY LEVY

I graduated the University of Illinois in 1968.  I was a principle in the company, Handy Any Home Improvement Centers from 1968-1987.  When I retired our midwest chain had 51 locations.

In 1989 I became a tax associate for H&R Block, helping to develop their H&R Block Premium division.

I retired after 23 years after surviving some medical issues.  In 2011 I moved permanently to the east coast of southern Florida. 

I'd like to have a gathering of Hibbard folks that weekend, which  can include those who went to Roosevelt or other high shcool. If interested, please contact me at

sannettie@comcast.net

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I believe the principal Samuel L. Dolnick is alive and living in La Mesa, California. His son lives in Chicago and he comes here from time to time.

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SHERMAN P. POLAKOFF

Currently live in Orange County, CA for the last 25+ years.

Had given some thought to moving back to the NW burbs of Chicago. 

That will never happen!

GITA GENELES GREENWALD

I am a national executive recruiter currently working for Princeton One Search Group. My specialty is the consumer goods industry---housewares, home decor,

hardware. toys, sporting goods arena. Companies such as Oneida Housewares. Thermos, Vtech Electronic Toys, Lenox Tableware are a few of my clients. The disciplines that I recruit for are all levels of sales, marketing, sourcing. supply chain, design engineers. communications. It keeps me very busy and it is quite challenging and rewarding. I have two grown sons who I am very proud of. Life is Good!