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Rick
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Niemeyer, Richard Lee
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Parker, Karen
Parsons, Linda
Phetteplace, Gilbert D.
Polivka, William D.
Portice, Tom
Railton, Judy
Randall, John
Reames, Claudia
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Winckel, Gary
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Witherell, Jim
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Woodruff, Vandy
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Linda Parsons
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Linda L. Parsons
P.O. Box 43336 Cincinnati, Ohio 45243 (city) 1-513-561-3036
"Dragin'- S" farm P.O. box 638 Owenton, Kentucky 40359 1-502-857-0235
Email: Parsonsl@bellsouth.net
Divorced---believe in the "catch and release" program
Occupation: Private Art dealer for the last 32 years, specializing in
deceased American artists. Meet with clients by appointment only. Work with private collectors in the further development and focus of their collections, insurance appraisals. Work involves travel throughout the U.S. and the United Kingdom.
Pastimes: Art acquisitions and research, road trips, horses, farming,
international travel (no tour groups, busses or cruises need apply). Have spent time in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Europe, Soviet Union, Soviet Middle East, Siberia, Central America, Mexico, Canada, the U.S. and New Zealand. (no, I do not work for the CIA)
Memorable high school experience: The manufacture and detonation of the "Senior year smoke bombs". Anyone remember that one. I really wasn't "Miss Goody Two Shoes".
60s song: "I wanna Hold Yer hand" and "Louie, Louie", well I guess they came a little after high school. Oh well, I was still into Classical music at that time.
Memorable Teachers: Mr Brownyard, and the Ford Foundation teachers. Yep, Mrs Mussmano was a little off the wall, as well as Mr Willett and Mr Coon, but they had a great attitude and sense of humor, essentially knew their stuff, and called a spade a spade. (oops, I suppose that was not a politically correct comment) One could always visit them in their own lounge on the second floor, inhale deeply, and get a good cigarette high without the bother of buying your own pack or getting nailed for smoking on school grounds.
Next 50 years:
Pretty much the same as listed above. I really do not view my occupation as work since I enjoy it so much. As far as travel, China,
Mongolia, and the rest of the Far East as well as Iceland are on my agenda of places to go. There is a quote from "Mame" that pretty well sums up my attitude: "Life is a banquet, and too many SOBs are starving".