Alec Peirce:  

After 62 years of hard and fast living I still think fondly about Lindsay and LCVI. It WAS the best years of my life. I still return home (24 Duke St) for a visit once in a while and can never resist the temptation to drive around the town reminiscing about the good times we had. While in Lindsay, my lifelong passions were born and have never changed - hunting, motorcycles and scuba diving - oh, and girls! In all 3(4) areas I have an immense storage bank of incredible memories and I've also achieved renown beyond my expectations - world record hunting prowess, international recognition in the biking community and too many awards and accolades in the scuba diving sport and industry to list. After LCVI, I went to Peterborough Teacher's College and then taught in Scarborough for several years. I was married to my LCVI sweetheart Sandra and had a wonderful son Tony. Tired of the long hours and low pay I became a successful Real Estate Broker in Toronto for about 12 years and then a professional Head Hunter (you either know what that is or you don't!). During most of that time I taught scuba diving for a number of dive shops until finally in 1982 I opened The Wet Shop which became the largest scuba facility in Canada with 7 branch stores throughout Southern Ontario. In 1999 I closed them all and built Scuba 2000 (scuba2000.com) which is the biggest such facility in Canada. In the meantime I've traveled the world on dive ...Expand for more