Hal Saville:  

Life It is tricky deciding what to tell someone I haven’t seen in 30 years about myself. Here are a couple quick details about high school. While I grew up in Radnor Township, and went to its schools my entire life, I was an exchange student to Berlin, Germany my junior year and wasn’t around from Fall 74 to Summer 75. I have an older brother Ken who was involved in chorus and theater and graduated in 75, the year I was away. When I came back my senior year, I also mostly hung out with artists, theatre students and musicians. I also wrestled on the Radnor team and wrote for Facets, the literary magazine. After graduating, I attended PSU majoring in education and communications. After switching majors a couple of times over three years, I finally stopped out and worked in construction and maintenance for a couple years before finishing a degree in of all things architectural engineering. I met my wife Cindy Andree in State College in 1981 and we were married three years later. We lived outside of Uniontown, Pennsylvania for two years while I finished school, and our first child, our son Lee, was born there in 1985, two weeks before I graduated. By then, I was also working for a lighting controls company as a marketing manager. Six months later, we moved to Mars, PA into a hundred-year-old house where we live today. Our daughter Amber was born there in 1987. Combining my interests in building and sales I became sales manager for a large homebuilder in the Pittsburgh area and worked there for six years. Around 1992, I became very interested in computers and decided to shift my career in that direction. Microsoft Windows had recently come out and was all the rage. In 1994, I left the home builder and went into computers full-time as a consultant working for sever...Expand for more