I
graduated from the Colorado School of Mines with an engineering
degree in 1961. I spent the next two years in the Army where
I received a valuable introduction to the newly emerging computer
industry. Following active duty I returned to Colorado and started
work with the UNIVAC Division of Remington Rand. I later joined
Control Data Corporation who manufactured mainframes and super
computers for the scientific and engineering segments of industry.
I spent 25 years with Control Data before taking an early retirement.
I began woodworking in the Army using the well equipped craft shop at Aberdeen Proving Grounds, Maryland. I have enjoyed this hobby for more than 45 years and following retirement I built a detached workshop. This workshop is described in the pages that follow.
Here is a recent photo, taken while on vacation in Hawaii. Oh yes, the obligatory personal statistics -- married to wife Gayle for 48 years, two married children, and 5 grand kids. Those grand kids are really growing as can be seen in the Christmas 2006 and Christmas 2008 photos.
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