See John, it is a small world after all!
I very rarely use the old parking lot anymore, but next time I'm over, I'll keep this information in mind and check it out. Most of my meetings are in the nearly new Professional building built recently at the south end of the campus. I do believe I may have a meeting at the old campus next month sometime though. It is certainly a fascinating tale you tell.
We didn't live long in Rochester NH (not even a year), but we did live a couple years in WA where I went to grad school at WSU. First job I had after graduation was in Dayton, OH. Actually, it's kind of funny. We have three boys, the oldest born in Massena NY, the middle one in Dayton, and the "baby" (now 27) born in Denver CO. We were living in WY, but because Gail had some problems with the pregnancy, Billy was born in Denver CO, all of 2#s 7oz. You should see him today, you'd never guess he had been a tiny baby.
We own 6 acres in southern Albany County, close to the Greene County line, in the foothills of the Helderberg Mountains. We have about 2 acres we maintain and 4 acres in woods. The property is subdivided from an old Boy Scout camp, so there is a lot of old growth on it.
Take care,
Frank
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