Richard Haley:  

eyman in several trades. I opted for tile and stone though for my life's work, and I ran my own business successfully for seventeen years. I built a lot of pretty stuff over the years and feel pretty good about that. For me, It ain't about the money or things, it's about the ties we make with family, friends, and those that are put in our path that make this trip on this rock we call Earth worth while. That to me, is where the real quality of life begins and ends. Over the years I've remembered the neighborhood. Barcelona's, The Bench, The Pump House, Belmont Hill and of course high school., "Coach Hollis, Mrs. Marsh, Mr. Fran's class, and of course Mr. S's History class... good folks and good teachers all, despite what I and some others put them through. As well, I remembered as many of you that roamed halls, hung out on the football field at lunch, home rooms, walking the track with friends, and of course out in the parking lot, along side me 'back in the day'. I do hold your memories dear to my heart. So to all who remember me and all that inadvertently or unfortunately, stumbled upon this wordy story, I wish you this from the bottom of my heart. "May all your dreams but one come true, My Friends. So you may ALWAYS have a reason to look forward toward the future."