Hi Stephen,
No, but I have two grown children of my own from a previous marriage, and
three grown children that came into the family when I married my wife.
We have been married 25 year as of August 29.
Four of the five have a college education, and my oldest daughter
graduated medical school from the University of Texas and USC. She has
started her residency at Parkland Hospital in Dallas, I also have a
brother that is an MD as was my Father, so it kind of runs in the family.
All the kids and grandchildren are much loved by I and my wife.
Regards,
LelandJ
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On Tue, 31 Aug 2004 6:53:44 pm CDT "Stephen the Cook" wrote:
Leland Jackson wrote:
> Hi Alan,
>
> An important part of any education is an environment that exposes the
> student to broadest base of cultural, ethic, religious, and social
> diversaty. This makes for a well rounder citizen, one who is open
> minded and accepting of differences in beliefs and opinions.
>
> I believe if the school is outside the home, the student will learn
> important lesson not taught at home, If the school is outside the
> community, that is even better. If the student has a chance to
> attend school outside the country, of example within a student
> exchange program, that is even better as the student will learn many
> lesson not taught within the confines of our country. The more
> boardly the student's travel, the more boardly will be his
> experiences which make for a well balanced and board minded citizen.
Did you send your kids to France?
Sorry but it was to easy.
Stephen Russell
S.R. & Associates
Memphis, TN 38115
901.246-0159
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