Education University of Maryland, Antioch University, Psychology.

U.S. Coast Guard, five years, air search and rescue. All-star softball team.

Landed on West Coast 1963. Married, one son, one grandson.

Licensed mental health counselor eight years. Vocational Rehabilitation Counselor 

Washing State L & I system five years. Teacher, Trainer, Coach, corporate level, ten years. Some overlapping on the years.

Interests: movies, theater, politics, quantum physics, Buddhism, reading, writing,classical and theatrical music, poetry, painting, the forty's and fifty’s, chocolate chip cookies. Courtroom dramas. Baseball and football. Working out.

I shoulda been a lawyer, movie director, symphony conductor. Maybe all three.

Accomplishments: High School District Hall of Fame, track and football.

Marathoner

Softball team, five years, played center field and first base.

Published poet in U.S., and U.K.

Produced, wrote and directed short movie, shown at Long Island film festival.

Poetry book, “The Girl in the Black Hat.”

Now retired, painting, writing, hanging out with my wife, son, and grandson. Enjoy traveling with my wife, socializing with friends.

Libby and John continue the conversation about death, dinner, and ethics.

Libby tells John about the origin, and progress, of "Death over Dinner." John tells Libby that the process is "Group Think." Libby, as you might imagine, disagrees.

Libby and John move the conversation to Lucid dreams, the conflict between hard and soft science, and fourth dimension signs.

Jennifer and John put a wrap on their conversation with the danger around the current "tone" of society - that Christopher Walken should be President - that the second law of thermodynamics indicates the end of our world, and that the environment is driving the deal.

Libby reflects on  her analysis of John's writing. She introduces in more detail how she nudged John into accepting the fourth dimension. That, his despair over the death of his boys need not take him down. That he will see then again, if he is willing to accept that these events are not simply about him. All the players are involved, alive and dead.

Jennifer asks John what it was like growing up in Montana. What was his greatest failure. Why  he isn't a Priest, and they both learn that their fathers were in the Unites States Merchant Marine. Then John forgets to tell Jenifer that he, also, is a Master (CAPT) in the Unites States Merchant Marine. 

In up-coming podcast, John has conversations with CAPT Don Martin - Lawyer and Master Upon Oceans. Former Director of U.S. Operations for ConocoPhillips. The value of commercial shipping and why they both John and Don started writing.

Jennifer explains how to attach straws together into a gin and tonic, and fit that apparatus into the mouth of an advanced ALS patient, who prompted this event by calling for the question, "Why cant people treat me normal?" "People are calling, asking if I have accepted God!" "I don't want to talk about God, I want to go out with my friends - have some fun."

Jennifer says "I'm on my way!"

Here Libby takes us through the traps of undeclared war. The budget issues of supporting the Military Industrial Complex. How the United States of off-base by supporting a policy of global-scale regime change. 

Jennifer breaks with the sibling rivalry between her and her brother in getting - each their own - new business to market. 

Then she describes the business, and we roll on the floor laughing - except we don't. 

The keynote here is "Old Dingers"