Brian Haack:  

I left Wisconsin Rapids right after graduation in May, 1983. Aside from brief visits to see my parents, I didn't go back until Christmas of 2015 (when my parents moved back there). They have since moved away again so I'm not sure when I'll ever get back. I married late in life but it was worth every second of the wait. My lovely bride and I have a beautiful daughter who is about to finish college a semester early and will likely pursue a future in international affairs/foreign policy. Our son is a handsome young man in his last year of middle school. He also has autism. His struggles and the isolation our family experienced became the inspiration for my doctoral research. The latest outgrowth of my research is a book entitled "Genocide Prophesy: Autism, the church, and a new (American) Reich. It was published earlier this year. It has sold out on Amazon twice and is about to run out again and best of all, 100% of my author royalties have been donated to ministries that serve people with intellectual or developmental disabilities, or those that protect...Expand for more