Bio
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After leaving the Marines, I married my wife Pat in 1959 and then went with Phelps Dodge Inc. for almost 5 years. We lived in Rye for 35 years where we raised our 3 sons. Our family was into boating but soon I discovered the joys and sorrows of golf when we became members of Westchester Country Club, where we were members for 29 years. Two of my sons are in the music business, both are writers and performers and one is in banking. We have 3 grandchildren, so far.
In 1966 I went with Armed Services Management based in Washington, D.C. for a few years and then established a publishing firm, Patrician Marketing in New York City where we produced a magazine called "Lady Fare." I enjoyed it immensely but eventually decided to start a computer leasing business called "CDA." After a successful few years we bought a company called "Communitype," a peripheral manufacturing company, formerly part of Radio Type IBM.
In the mid seventies, I began traveling all over the world, doing business in Europe, South America, Dominican Republic, Columbia, Central America, and Puerto Rico, (to name a few) in various enterprises from shipping to hotel development. In 1990 I branched out in Italy and Poland where I spent the next 12 years developing Environmental projects.
In the past 8 years I have been living in Connecticut, actively participating in private project financing and consulting for Euro-Am Resources Corporation both here and abroad.
Between my family and friends and my various activities, no man has had a better life so far.
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