1 audio recording, 1:40:09 in length. An interview log with time stamps has been created, but the recording has not been transcribed. 0:00 Disclaimer/Introductory Statements. 1:07 Where did you grow up? 1:14 What was your upbringing like? (Childhood, family, schooling, etc.) 2:45 What did you plan to do with your degree? 5:00 Why did Kenneth Jernigan reach out to you personally? 5:45 What was your first meeting like with Dr. Jernigan? 6:16 What did you know about blindness? 8:33 Did Dr. Jernigan offer you a job at that time? 9:22 When did you start working for the commission in Iowa? 9:50 This was your first job out of college then? What were your job duties? 13:29 So what was your job title? 14:30 Did you have to undergo training to teach the skills of travel? 16:06 What was that like for you? 17:15 When did you attend your first convention? 17:30 What was your reaction to the convention? 19:55 How was the convention different to back then till now? 22:02 What is the problem of blindness? 25:08 Superficial changes in the federation/ convention. 30:09 If affiliates wanted to sell they just walked around as we still do now? 32:15 Reorganizing affiliates. 37:53 How long did you live in Kansas? 38:22 What was your plan after you left graduate school? 40:52 Did you work at the affiliate there? 43:50 How long did you stay in each state? 45:50 Helping those who never heard of the federation and those who had. 47:00 The “civil war”. 52:42 Iowa commission. 55:10 Perinatology. 1:01:08 How many years did you spend reorganizing affiliates? Were you able to reorganize them all in that time? 1:04:29 When did you get the job of organizing the National Conventions? 1:13:15 Opening of the Baltimore office. 1:30:00 How long did that first remodeling take? 1:35:15 What has kept you working here?