Milt Tipperman:  

Update: Nov. 19, 3013 -- Spent a long (and good) weekend serving 41 men in a Maryland prison (8am to 8pm) to help them turn their lives around. Served with 30 men from many different denominations and churches. The prison residents learned to listen and care for each other, and to find peace and even joy each day inside the walls. (We outside of prisons often build walls of our own making. Also, others help me to learn the same lessons.) Will be going inside again in May and November 2014. My story: Went to Western Md. College for 2 years after Northwood, graduated from U. of Md in Sociology. Then Masters there in Counseling and Student Personnel. Counselor at N. Va. Community College for a few years, then career counselor at National Institutes of Health. Got into doing employee training there. Directed first PC training center at NIH (remember the XT?). Then directed employee training and career development at Medicare and Medicaid headquarters in Baltimore. Enjoyed work and was driven to be professional and accomplish. Done that, then decided I did not want to be defined by my career and retired from fed govt. Part-time taught career planning at Frederick Com. College and helped teachers put their courses online. Retired from that, now do volunteer work. Met my wife Eileen at O.C. summer of 1966. We married in 1972 cause she gave me an ultimatum.:) Is a great marria...Expand for more