Bruce Anglin
Just bored, this place has been super quiet a very long time. Out here near the beaches in Volusia County, Florida. Living in a wonderful 55 plus community that is very active, everyone is nice. I feel a community is important as we get older and older. My girlfriend Sonia, who I have known since 2005, is very sick with congestive heart failure and lung cancer among other problems and dealing with strong chemo meds, plus her 36 year old daughter is now paralyzed but as she is a nurse, is back home on the Mississippi gulf coast trying to help rehab the daughter so she can walk again some day.
I just did a cruise to see the recent eclipse, it was a long cruise but it took me back to Florida making it easy to get home.
My son Michael is 37 now, he lives in the Sacramento area. He has a serious non cancerous tumor in a difficult spot in his spine that makes life difficult for him, but at least he can walk regardless of the pain he suffers. My youngest brother David, class of 76, got his Masters degree in Chemistry and is partner level helping a very well known company design newer and better lithium batteries. He and his wife live in western Connecticut, he still works, he loves it because he can work on his own time. My younger sister Julie (class of 73) is living in Marin County with her husband. And my older brother Rob (class of 69) and his wife are well known successful artists living in Livermore.
I know people rarely share details like this on here, but as we all get on into our later years of life, I felt the need to open up a little more that I ever did when I was younger and a lot more naive. Somehow I did quite well working mostly in Silicon Valley and some very well known companies through the years in mostly payroll management (my degree in accounting sure helped) and aslo in software (Oracle and NetSuite). ComputerLand, PG&E, Marvell, Motorola, it was quite a career. Unfortunately I was focusing too much on making sure I kept those jobs and neglected my social life and it was, well, quite a mess. And that is still really sort of weird to this day.
I truly hope that all of the persons I knew back in the day are doing well. Now and then I think of different names of persons and I think "oh yeah, I wonder whatever happened to that person", but not much is ever spoken on here plus we all missed the big 50th reunion as a possible "catch up".
I doubt I will ever see any of you ever again. Such a thought make me sad, and the same goes for many friends I had over many years, many who I have lost track of and many who died, it happens, right?
I pray for the future of this country and that each of us survives the current turmoil that I know affects everyone.
Feel free to comment if anyone even reads these anymore, I guess I will find out.
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