Klaus Stuchlik:  

Life When one holds a grandchild in their arms for the first time, it seems like a kind of fulfillment you can't experience elsewhere. There are some other kinds of fulfillment some of us may share. Seeing your own children born, buying your first house, car and other rites of passage. Teaching both of my children to drive was awesome, each in their own way. I've worked in a school where children wanted you to come back for their graduation and party. Graduating high school and college were both wonderful, yet seeing someone coming to faith in a personal savior, seeing that happen before your very eyes is an incredible once which defies description. It demonstrates that it takes a lot of living to be fully equipped to reach and teach another. School Communication seriously was my strongest skill in school. Performing was as strong a talent as communication. In our senior year I was responsible for circulation of the HIGHLANDER, I was on the speech team, I was involved in political activities and other cultural activites. Though I may not have brought glory to "DOUGLAS" during our time there, it still may happen. there is always hope. My current activities are leading in that direction. College For seven years between '74 and '80, I worked full time for Portland State U and a food service company, at the same time I took part-time schooling. My Bachelor of Science degree is comprised of work in Psychology, Economics, plus the usual requisite of addtl social sciences to complete departmental requirements. In addition I took 45 hours of Business related courses (originally going for a Bus Ad degree) and some music courses. One thing one learns in college is to resource and be resourceful. I balanced work, family and college all those years. Two ...Expand for more