Christopher Gummer:  

Life has been sweet to me this since departing the sacred halls of our mutual youth. I have many fond and vivid memories of the people and events that impacted me in those tender formative years. Many faces, some now gone have reached an iconic status with me, as I find myself often reminiscing of a place long ago and far away. Some of those dear to me still visit me but only in the finite shadows of a blissful dream. I'm fortunate to have forged several enduring friendships that last to this day. I lament the fact that I have lost touch with so many, but such is life. As I mentioned in the first paragraph life has been sweet for such an under achiever as I. After NHS I goofed off for a year, went back to school. I walked on to the lax team and wound up with a scholarship and played lacrosse for University of Baltimore. In my junior year we ranked # 6 in the country ! Lax became a big part of my life and at 59 it still does. I owe a good portion of my career to my lacrosse contacts. I still play at 59, run a couple of club teams and help coach my twelve year old son. Oh yes I forgot to mention and all important part of my life, my beautiful, beautiful,, beautiful, beautiful wife and son. I didn't meet the love of my life until I was 33. She had just graduated from college and was 13 years my junior, but everything clicked. After we dated for 9 years we decided to make it permanent. We have recently celebrated our 16th anniversary. Our son is awesome and I have a blast being a Dad. It's easy for me as I've always ben a child at heart. He keeps me on my toes and makes me laugh all the time. I thank the almighty for them everyday. I'd probably be in Key West turning hamburgers, playing the guitar and living from day to day. The majority of my life has been devoted to sal...Expand for more