Richard Kinas:  

Family and friends are most important. Giving back and sharing are activities that have occupied most of my 15 yrs. in retirement. From Habitat, working with the local university in fund raising, raising funds for local non-profits, to arts related activities; organizing and playing in a symphony orchestra, forming a dixieland band and chamber music groups. We have traveled extensively, in Europe and all over the US and Canada in our motorhome. We sold our first retirement home when I was 69 and traveled for two years in our motorhome. We have resettled here in the beautiful hill country of central Texas. We just finished building our last (I hope)retirement home in a golf community in Kerrville. Our immediate plans call for more traveling, active involvement with the various arts activities in Kerrville and visiting and renewing old friendships. We missed the 50th reunion because we were closing on the sale of our house, but expect to attend the 55th. A word or two about this MG. A local professor at SW Texas Univ. placed an ad in our local paper. I ended up buying this 1950 MG without giving it much thought. It turned out to be a cute, basketcase. I reluctantly began taking it apart for a rebuild, a process that took many years and way too much money. It's back together and runs great, well, as good as 1950 cars ran. So my wife, Barb, a graduate of Washington High School, and I take it out on sunny days. It's fun to drive and gets a lot of thumbs up. I continue to stay active with music. I am a...Expand for more