Paul Wieloszynski:  

See a bunch of my family photos on flickrDOTcom and search my last name. Quick summary of my life: Thrice married, three sons, Michael (1970), Erich (1974) and Paul (1985). Purposely dropped out of NtripleC in 1968 so that I could have my Draft status changed to 1A at the peak of the War in Vietnam. To avoid being a ground pounder lugging a pack through rice paddies, I joined the Navy and went to 35 countries on the destroyer USS Myles C Fox (DD-829) as a deck ape and Sonarman in the Weapons department. You can look it up on the web, and is the website I developed in 2000. Went to Vietnam anyway in the final four months of my four-year enlistment. After happily getting out of the Navy, took job as an electricians helper (read: ditch digger and laborer) and worked toward learning the electrical trade. Followed my employer to Tampa, Fl where we "electrified" about 600 apartments, a few houses and some stores in a local mall. I took a job as electrician at Humana Women's hospital as electrician; ended up managed the maintenance department. After 7 years, moved on to work for several multi-national corporations managing and selling service on commercial/industrial air conditioning/refrigeration systems. Worked for a time as manager of Carrier's International Division covering the Caribbean and Latin America. I lived and worked in Tampa and Miami until the second divorce in 2009 and moved back to Cataract City. Went back to NCCC after a 50 year sabbatical and made the Dean's List (wasn't that difficult, I found) for the 34 semester hours I took; went on to Buffalo State and continued to excel until meeting/marrying the love of my life, and moved to Tennessee in 2012, and am now only 18 semester hours fro...Expand for more