Robert Henry:  

Life after Robinson went kind of like an Indiana Jones saga of high adventure, danger, romance, and a LOT of fun. After cutting out midway through my senior year, leaving home to go ski-bumming at Arapahoe Basin, I returned home, then went to California the next year, 1969, backpacking through the Sierra Nevada Mountains, searching for peace. I'd bought a Bible and took it with me, alone, into the depths of the wilderness, and there I found Christ. I returned home after many adventures, went to Woodstock with Bob Danaher and Joe Arcivito, and entered St. Thomas Seminary in Bloomfield. There I had a call from God to leave - that I was to hold a woman's hand all my life - and so I did, still traveling and searching for my destiny. I joined my sister for a year then on Islesboro, an island off the coast of Maine, and there was inspired to enter college. In 1971 I was off to Mt. St. Mary's College, Emmitsburg, MD, and fell in love with learning. I graduated in 1974 with honors and entered Boston College graduate studies in pursuit of degrees in Medieval History. But the summer before I entered, I'd met the lady I was going to marry and proposed to her 5 weeks later. I left graduate school to find a career that would enable me to marry her, joining the pharmaceutical industry to do so! I've been in the healthcare field ever since, leaving corporate to start my own healthcare communications firm. I founded 3 healthcare journals, am planning the launch of at least one more journal, and continue to write poetry and miss academia and history and being able to teach. But I'm thrilled beyond measure at marrying the most beautiful, brilliant, and virtuous young maiden I've ever seen. We're married 41 years now, raised our 8 children, and have 10 grandchildren and another on the way now - who'd have thought I'd be a patriarch? I certainly didn't look like one back at Woodstock, a long-haired flower child (no drugs, just loving the music). I miss all you guys and our p...Expand for more