George Tiller:  

Life After high school, attended the University of Richmond and received a B.S. in Math with a minor in Physics in 1964. Member of Phi Gamma Delta fraternity. Worked at campus radio station WCRC. Continued playing drums with The Leaguers until the fall of 1963. Got a job with radio station WEET as the DJ who worked all the shifts nobody else wanted (early morning, late evening, weekends). After U of R, taught high school math at Patrick Henry HS in Ashland for 1 year, then spent 2 years doing graduate work in mathematics at George Washington University in D.C. Got a job at the Federal Highway Administration as a technical reader for a blind highway engineer, which eventually became a permanent position as a mathematician. Left the Government in 1981 to take a job with a Government contractor. Eventually was assigned to a contract with the Federal Highway Administration as a project manager and a senior analyst. In 1986, began to work as an independent desktop publishing specialist, doing graphics for proposals, brochures, etc. In 1988, began developing custom business management software for an interior design firm. This became my professional focus by the early 1990's, and I continued to develop custom software for researchers at NIH and several small businesses. Married Abigail Donald (TJ '61) in 1967. Two children, David (Dec 1967), and Anne (October 1970). Divorced in 1975. David is a traveling musician (Taarka, ThaMuseMeant) who lives in Lyons, CO, with his wife, Enion and son, Aesop (born 2008). Anne and her daughter Justine (born 1990) live in Seattle, where Anne is a graphic designer and business development consultant. Married Judy in 1989 (she had a daughter and two so...Expand for more