Sean Quinn:  

I've been thinking quite a bit about the fact that we graduated nearly 40 years ago. I have had essentially zero contact with CV classmates since graduation, or at least since college graduation 4 years later. Is there going to be a 40 year reunion? If so, will I come? Who knows the answers to these questions. TBD I suppose. Given that basically no one from CV knows what happened to me, I give my very abridged version of my story. After CV graduation, I attended Carnegie Mellon. I planned to be an architect, but it turns out that I had zero talent for that. I still graduated 4 years later with a degree in History, which is good for ...? (CRICKETS CHIRPING). My dad suggested law school as a potential option given that it opens up doors. I agreed and took the LSAT, did well enough, and got admitted into law school at the University of Minnesota, which surprisingly is a top notch law school. I figured 3 years in Minnesota and then back to the Burgh. Within a month, I knew Minnesota was for me. I graduated law school, passed the bar, clerked at a court for a year and then started my career as a lawyer. 2 short stints at firms that were not fits for me, and then the dream job in 1992, which required me and my new wife to move 150 miles even more north to Duluth. For those who do not know, Duluth is a gem. Yes, it gets cold at times, but what a great little city. My career went great. I practiced representing injured and disabled people in workers compensation, personal injury, long term disability, and social security disability cases. I had a huge case load and was considered a pretty good lawyer by my peers. My wife and I had two awesome kids. I coached them in baseball, softball, and soccer for about 15 years and remain friends with many of the parents and kids (now young adults) to this day. My marriage did not go we...Expand for more