Michael Delgado:  

Life I have been married 20 wonderful years to my wife, Sheryl. We met while I was a stockbroker at Merrill Lynch. She was the wire operator who would forward trades to floor of the exchanges. We dated 3 years before tying the knot. She grew up in Las Vegas where her parents still reside. Whenever we get a knack to visit Vegas, we know there's always a room available. I have a step-son, Vincent, who is 27 and has been married 5 years to our beautiful daughter-in-law, Jenny. My grandson, Liam, will be two in July. If Sheryl has her way, the grandchildren will live with us full time! My other son, Daniel, is in 9th grade and enjoys playing football, basketball and the alto saxophone. He plans to attend USC to earn a law degree. When the time comes, I hope to attend classes with him as I have always wanted to earn a JD. When he graduates from law school, he can take over the business and I can retire and improve my golf game (I hope my retirement lasts that long!). Actually, I would like to consider public service (I've always enjoyed running for office) before I reach age 50. I hope you will get in touch should you happen across this biography. God Bless! School Having the privilege of addressing the graduating class during commencement stills ranks high as one of my all-time favorite memories. The only thing I would change about high school if I could go back would be paying closer attention to my GPA during our junior and senior years. But having a '57 Chevy at the age of 15, a busboy job at the Edward's Mansion and a fun-loving girlfriend can really distract a young man's concentration. When we graduated, I remember thinking that I would never enjoy a year of school as much as that senior year. I knew that I would never see many of our classmates ever again. I hope our 30th reunion will be as fun as the 10 year reunion, so I've made a commitment to work closely with Patty Segovia and Joyce Lara to make sure it is memorable. Isn't it amazing to think that nearly 30 years have passed since we last sang the alma mater? I'm surprised by the fact that very few people remained in the Redlands area. There was a time when the majority of Americans lived, worked, retired and died all within 50 miles of where they were born. Times have sure changed. Every time I drive into Redlands to visit my mom, I see the mountains, the tall palm trees, the orange groves an...Expand for more