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Born: Many... many moons ago.

Born again: June 10th 1972 at St. Margaret's Church in Vancouver.

Marital Status: Happily married for over 37 years. We had 3 beautiful daughters one of whom Lisa, is already with our Lord.  In our house we used to have four beauties and one beast.

Education: Bachelors of Science from UBC with majors in Math and Computer Science.  Minors in Physics and Chemistry.

Occupation: Formerly a Systems programmer now retired.

Current Employer: None.  For me being contracted to Telus meant "the future is UNfriendly"

Previous Employers: MVS Software Services, Host Services of WTS of the Ministry of Labour and Citizens' Services of the BC Government contracted to Telus.   MVS Software Services of PTRS of CITS of Solutions BC of the Ministry of Labour and Citizens' Services of the BC Government contracted to Telus;   PTRS of CITS of MSERV;   ITSD, Ministry of Advanced Education and Training;   ITSD, Ministry of Employment and Investment;   ITSD, Ministry of Finance;   ITSD, Ministry of Government Services;   ITSD, BC Systems;  . HTS Hi-Tech Systems;  BCSC;  Ministry of Health;  CP Air;   UIC.   PTRS = Pacific Technology Resource Society   CITS = Common Information Technology Services   MSERV = Ministry of Management Services   ITSD = Information Technology Services Division.   BCSC = British Columbia Systems Corporation.   UIC = Unemployment Insurance Commission

Religion: Follower of the Lord Jesus Christ.  NOTE: Knowing ABOUT Jesus is NOT the same as knowing Him.

Hobbies: Apologetics (giving a defense of the Christian Faith), cycling, reading, Personal Computers, web page designing, hiking, gardening, studying other religions, and studying the Evolution/Creation Issue.

Hal & Marie at retirement

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