Chris is a web page designer and all around computer geek for the John F. Kennedy Space Center.  Chris is the proud dad of "Zeke" the doggie.
 

Brett is a computer animation geek who has just completed a course of study at Full Sail Academy in Orlando and is about to become employed in the game industry.

Eric M. is a union steel worker in Titusville.  He builds the really big buildings and likes high places with no floors.  Doesn't own a computer or want one.  Eric's g/f is named Katherine.

Eric A. is a student at University of Florida.  He is a ROTC Army Man /slash/ military scholar at UF.

Peter is also a computer geek into game design and computer animation.  He is employed at a local supermarket while continuing his high school studies.

Katy is a student at Brevard Community College and a manager at Little Ceaser's Pizza.  There is a "significant other" named George standing somewhere outside this picture.

 
PROGENY NOTES:

These are the kids I wrote PROVERBS FOR MY CHILDREN for.  Some of them even admit to reading it.

Oh by the way, the term "geek" is not a derogatory title.  In fact, they tell me it is a title of some distinction. 

Some will ask why we named two of our sons "Eric".  Like, '...this is my brother Darryl and my other brother Darryl..."  Go ahead and think what you please.  If we told you the real story, you'd need therapy along with the rest of those whom insisted on knowing the real story.

In case you were counting, four of these children are in college at the same time.  How do we do it?  We don't - they do!  Another social deception bites the dust...  The orthodontist, however, was a lot more problematic...

At this time, Claudia and I do not have any grandchildren or progeny-in-laws. I am getting impatient.  I mean, with SIX children, don't you think I could have even just one tiny grandbaby?  What's the deal here anyway?  It can't be that hard!  I never found it ever to be difficult at all.  (The new generation.  Go figure...)

How did we get them all smiling?  We took them out to dinner, of course, and this was before we actually went into sit down.  Call it a bribe if you wish.  After all these years and all these kids, we just call it "effective parenting".