I am an Eagle Scout.
I slept overnight in a winter shelter that our Scout troop made when the temperature dropped to minus 44 degrees F.
My older brother and I drove 10,000 miles the summer of 1974 going from Alaska to Washington state, to Idaho, to California, to Oklahoma, to Ohio and a few other places and then to our final destination in Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
In 1976 I was the second seat, third chair in the All New England Band French horn section.
In the hall of my high school in Portsmouth, NH, I shook hands with Ronald Regan.
I jumped out of a hot air balloon from 10,200 feet (with a parachute...) at around 2:00AM near Fairbanks, Alaska one June morning in 1977.
I am a former business partner of Paul Orfalea, the founder of Kinko's.
Skydiving was one of my passions some time ago. I earned my SCR in Coolidge, Arizona in 1980.
While in Alaska I completed two marathons.
My dad, my older brother and I climbed Longs Peak in Colorado.
By the age of 12 I had been in every state in the U.S. except for Hawaii.
I was the Lake Travis Keller Williams Eagle Award winner in 2006.
In 2002, I helped a group raise money for the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. Through my connections from a past business relationship, I managed to get two billboards donated to promote the event's special guest, Major Applewhite. Below is a photo showing Major, my daughter and me.

When I was 16, there was something I could do a lot better than I can now...
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