1957
I went to CCNY because my brother and my father went there. I belonged to a very active house back in those days. I kept up with many of the members throughout the years. I went to law school after CCNY, but after my first year, I went into business. I owned a company and went public in 1968 for about 20 years. I then became a manufacturer's representative in our industry, which was automotive and lighting. I was in the Association for Children with Learning Disabilities, as my son was learning disabled. I joined the Association in the state of New York. After that, I went up to Albany and was a member on the executive board of the Association for Children with Learning Disabilities in the early sixties. I was on that for quite a few years. The learning experience I had at CCNY helped me in my life going forward.