Ronald Meyer:  

Life I seriously doubt that many from the class of 1975 will remember me, I was fairly 'invisible' during those years. My School years were not the best time of my life. To those who do remember, you will find that I am quite changed from that timid,skinny guy in high school! To those who BULLIED and made fun of me all of those years,,, I hope that you have raised your children to act differently than you did. After graduating H.S. I took a position with First National Bank in Baltimore City. I married Laura Edwards (of Glen Burnie H.S.) in 1975. We purchased a home in Harford County in 1977. In 1978 I was hired as a Service Rep.with C&P Telephone Co. (remember them?) I moved around within the company, took advantage of educational programs offered to employees, and eventually settled into Verizon's Real Estate Division as a Facilities Manager. I enjoyed my job, and I was very good at it, but after 32 years it was time to retire and begin my own Real Estate Investment business . There is nothing better than being one's own boss! Laura and I were divorced in 1986. No one should get married at 18 years old! We all thought that we knew who we were, didn't we? Wow,,, did we have much to learn! As I matured I realized that an 'alternative lifestyle' was what would really make me happiest. I often wonder now how many gay people there were in our class of 1975. Things were so different then. When my sons were in High School it was 'no big deal' and most of the gay students were free to be who they are without the fear. My sons lived with their mother at first but we maintained our close relationship. Eventually they both came to live with me as Laura had become involved in a belief that involves extreme distrust of U.S. Gov...Expand for more