David de Leon:  

"Life" I started as a kid who was always taking things apart and putting them back together, building cars and motorcycles in my garage. Because of this, I went into technology in 1970, training with IBM. Soon after getting my first job working for GTE data services supporting the phone company. I then moved on to Kaiser Permanente where I made my mark developing technology for early detection of cancer, blood disease and other critical ailments that can be identified through patient history (Patient Outreach). This sent me to the Computerworld Smithsonian Institute of technology to be entered in their archives and presented a medal in Washington for development of technology to benefit mankind. I also worked on the technology to provide Kaiser with electronic medical records system and developed their patient notification system but the stress and work environment took a toll on my health and forced me to move on. This allowed me to move to Union Bank designing support departments to manage newer...Expand for more