As others pointed-out, I find myself checking-in often to read everyone’s excellent bios and updates.  What a great way to catch-up on where people are and what they’ve been doing for the last decade or three - so I hope everyone chimes-in with more detail. (I’m sure there’s plenty of web space.  :)  

Not being the honor-student, I "took my time" at L.S.U. and finally graduated in 1985.  With diploma in hand, I easily landed several back-to-back crumby jobs.  Things turned much better in 1986 where I finally found degree-earned (computer) work, bought my first new car, and married my wonderful wife of 23-years - Jane Fougerousse (Broadmoor ‘81.)  Jane graduated from L.S.U in Chemical Engineering and worked as a Process Engineer for 10-years.  

Careers took us from Metairie and Slidell, LA (1986-1991) to El Paso, TX (1992-1997) where we started our family.  We feel very fortunate Jane was able to switch careers to Full-time mom, and we transferred to San Antonio, TX in 1997.  I currently have 18-years experience behind-a-desk receiving CRT/LCD radiation bombardment with Alcoa.  (No wonder I now need reading glasses.) 

Our two beautiful daughters, Sarah and Rebecca (12 and 10) keep us very busy, and we’re doing our best to raise them (in this World Gone Wild) with the same values our parents instilled.  

After work and family, any 'me-time' I get is usually spent turning wrenches on one of our Mustangs, or banging-out some Boston, Judas Priest, or Poison through my Fender Stratocaster.  :) 

Rock-on Bucs!