Otto

I'm just a simple person who grew up in a small town of about 300 people. By the time I was a senior in high school I was driving the school bus back and forth to school in the day and it wasn't too uncommon that afternoon to drive the fire truck and fight a fire. At night we'd be in the parking lots drinking those beverages we weren't suppose to be drinking while knocking out the street lights with spot lights. You sort of get to do things like that in a small town.After high school, I went to college and became a pharmacist. I've worked in community pharmacies, a pharmaceutical company, was president of the state pharmacy association, helped start a new school of pharmacy where I was on faculty there for six years and now I own the small independent pharmacy I grew up in that my Dad owned.I'm pretty fortunate. I married the girl I took to our senior proms and we have two beautiful daughters. I guess you could say "Life is good'"