WHAT WON’T FIT IN MY BIO: *ThD granted by the Universitatus Committeatum E Pluribus Unum. Flawed Catholic Christian. Studied Psychology, Microbiology, Chemistry, Anatomy & Physiology, & Pharmacology; attended Nursing School. Eventually ended up in Radio where I wore many hats, including News Director at 2 stations. Served on SAG-AFTRA’s SF/Northern CA Local Board of Directors, and - while not a Veteran myself - its National Military Personnel & Families Support Committee; now retired. Wide range of interests, including Reading, History, Music, Science, Philosophy, Economics & Politics (I belong to no Party; on a graph, I’m slightly right, slightly libertarian). Proudly supporting @The_USO and #WoundedWarriorProject (@wwp). Nothing personal, but I rarely answer my #DM 🚫msgs. Too many try to pitch me goods or services — or themselves — that way. If you’re in my notifications or we communicate often, that’s different. Oh, and I won’t knowingly follow minors back unless I know their parents. 🤷‍♂️

“Dear brothers and sisters, one day, all of us here will also die… and sometimes, the time we have spent on other things does not hold as much meaning as the time we spend in God. The quality time we dedicate to God, to our brothers and sisters, to our spouses, to our children, to our families—that is time spent in the best possible way. Let God come first: before money, before work, before the various activities of our lives. Sometimes our lives become filled with fleeting things, and we fail to place the proper value on what truly matters.” This does not explain ‘why bad things happen.’ It reminds us that life is short and we do not know when it will end. Believing in God does not make us immortal, but it provides light as we journey through life. Regardless of whether or not you are a believer, we can all understand that the only thing we take with us is the love we have given. Instead of asking, ‘Why him?’ let us ask ourselves: ‘How am I living my own days?’ That is the reflection he leaves us with. He lived what he preached, right up to his final breath. May his example inspire us to cherish what is truly worthwhile.” May Father Patricio Alfredo Sánchez Molinari, killed in a tragic accident during Mass, Rest in God’s Peace. 🙏