Paul Gorman:  

Hi Classmates, Guess I could sum up the past 46 years with Joe Walsh's song lyrics, "Life's been good to me so far". And it has. I've been married 35 years to my best friend and soul-mate, Susan. She is the founder and director of New Discovery School in Seattle. We have two wonderful sons in their early thirties (Kelly and Patrick), a beautiful 5 year old Yellow Lab, and a house on Ames Lake just outside of Redmond. My wife, Susan, and I love to travel, and own a condo in Chelan, where we get away frequently. After high school, I traveled around Europe for 6 months, and then played in a Rock n Roll band, managed a local band, and finally went back to school. I spent the next 33 years working as an Electro-Mechanical Designer in the Hi-Tech industry designing printed circuit boards and electronic product enclosures for Fluke, Honeywell, Lucent and Avaya. In the mid-eighties I attended film school and afterwards started writing screenplays and making short films. Several of which were broadcast on TV in Seattle. I also spent several years working on feature films, national commercials and training films. I retired in 2008 and now spend most of my time filmmaking and cycling. In 2010 I completed my first feature film, "BROKEN FRAME". Incredibly, I had shot it 22 years earlier, but it sat in the can all that time. In 2013 it was awarded as 'Film Of The Day' in the UK by film critic Bret Gerry. My second feature film, "Ride The Sky" is a skydiving film about pioneering skydiver, Joan Carson. She was a classmate of ours (Class of 1967) and helped found Lost Prairie Skydiving Center in Mon...Expand for more