Ariana Greer

My daughter Ariana,
A talented volleyball player, she was named to the OCAA All-Star Team, and was also named to the academic team while playing for Seneca College.

This year she will be attending UBC in Vancouver, Canada.

Ariana speaks English, French and Danish fluently. Her Danish was picked up during a year long student exchange to Aarhus on the Jutland peninsula.

At the moment, she's studying kinesiology although she most definitely has many talents.

Feb. 25, 1996 - Seneca College wins the Ontario Provincial Volleyball Championship. Ariana was named MVP of the tournament. Nationals were held in Truro, Nova Scotia Mar 6-10. Unfortunately Ariana broke her hand in the quarter finals.

PS. She hates this picture, however its a characteristic look.

Brian Greer

My son Brian is the younger by 18 months. He's entering his 4th year of pro hockey, and will be returning to the B racknell Bees of the British Superleague.

In 1994, he was the Most Valuable Player in the Canadian National championship final of the Centennial Cup. When his hockey career ends, he's expressed an interest in manufacturing high quality goaltender's equipment. That's of course if he doesn't choose law.

Brian speaks English and French and asked me to make a note of Darren Pang and the positive influence Darren was in Brian's early years.

Unfortunately, I don't have a really recent portrait of Brian, so you get a hockey picture.

ME

You probably get the picture of how proud I am of my kids.

As for me, big interests have always been history (military and general), politics and philosophy. For recreation, you can often find me on a bicycle, snorkelling or maybe just strolling a moonlit beach. Sunday morning is newspaper and "Meet the Press" time. I love the ocean and really don't care very much whether its sunny and blue or grey and stormy.

Current projects include a screen play, and developing coherent ways to use the Internet as a tool for international communications. I never could figure how somebody could be only interested in one subject. Life after all, is the performance. We don't have the luxury of a dress rehearsal. Carpe diem.