Tell us a little bit about yourself: I was born in Chicago and, at age four, moved to Milwaukee. Four years later, my family relocated to Idaho Falls, and two years after that, we moved to Newport News, Virginia. After five years there, I returned to the Chicago area. I graduated from Carroll College in Waukesha, Wisconsin, and began my career as a computer analyst in the Chicago area. Later, I attended Princeton Theological Seminary and have now been serving in pastoral ministry for 36 years. For the past 10+ years, I have been in Jamestown. I am married to my wife, Ellen, and we have two daughters, two grandchildren, and a son-in-law. Fun Fact: My name is spelled the same forward and backward. What is the coolest thing you have ever been a part of? I live to advocate for people. If you wrote a book about your life or your career so far. What would the title be and why? Advocating Rapid Fire Questions: Favorite dessert/candy: yogurt and blueberries Favorite Movie: Blazing Saddles Favorite Song: Crazy Train Favorite Hobby: Working out at TRAC Favorite Book: Bible Favorite Season: Spring IN DA CLUB Why did you join Rotary? Service above self. What is your favorite part of being a Rotarian? The service projects. | 
