Greg Ross:  

Hello, Well, fresh out of L.P. High I worked for General Motors for six years, during this period I started the first of two company's that I co-owned with a family member and a close friend. Fuctioning as a owner/sometimes operator for a combined 17 years and working full time kept me real busy. Socially, I have had what I would consider two charished relationships before meeting my wife, Maria. Maria and I dated for a couple of years before marrying in 1999 at the Roostertail in Detroit, an outdoor ceremony on the waterfront, with our reception a Hawaian theme and Ragae steel drum music indoors at the same facility. We honeymooned in the Caribean, and on the Golf side of Florida traveling from Siesta Key to Key West.We will celebrate our 10th year of marriage July 25th( boy I'm glad I remembered that date,big with women) of this year in ludington Mi. on the beechfront,surfice to say we are very much beech people. In addition , our family now consists of two children Cameron Joeseph, born 12/16/2000 a healthy boy at Oakwood Dearborn and Sienna Alexis 8/16/2007 a healthy girl, also, born at Oakwood Hospital,what a blessing,the birth of a child. Funny,I still have'nt gotten over the looks of that plasenta after birth situation in the stainless steel tray,we donated Sienna's plasenta and ambilical cord to a medical research company called Via Cord,I would like to share with you a related story. Via Cord happens to sponsor Rusty Wallace the big Nascar Racing star.That evening as a result of our donation, we were treated to meeting Rusty,his film crew, and his entourage of body guards. They all flew via helicopter,landed on the hospital life flight pad, and upon making their rounds piled in our little hospital room. The hospital Director asked prior to their arrival if they could film our visit for Via Cord, I agreed. This left my wife scrambling to look good, she was not happy that I agreed to let them film the visit after giving birth and feeling so run down. Sorry Rusty, no offense, neither one of us really new of you or your career in Nascar we are Indy Race Car fans, you know, like Mario Andretti or Al Unser. This made the visit difficult to be excited about or communicate,we all kind of looked at each other and the baby for a few moments in silence,however, the nurses sure were excited to see Rusty. Rusty eventually sensed our distress and broke the ice. As it turns out, Rusty,was very nice and a real gentleman. Upon leaving, Rusty kissed my wife and newborn,left with bag in hand minus stainless tray ambilicle cord and all, sort of speek. This was a u...Expand for more