Nana Biography

Whatever happened to their kid?

Gee, I don’t know.

You know, he went into this.

Funny thing, but then he went back to law school, didn’t he? Which came first the team or the law?

I think he was in law school, and then he went to Switzerland to the TM place over there, and taught it to his mother. You know, Virginia is doing it. I don’t really, it’s too bad that we don’t keep up with the families and what’s going on, I really don’t know what anybody’s doing.

Well, I think sometimes it can be an extended family. It’s very nice when it is, but I think in someways it sounds like, you have your law, school, associations, but you also have…

We have other associations.

You have the older ones that you have from way back. Then you have this sort of business, don’t you?

And a whole new group of business. I was asked to dinner. This young couple called me up and asked us to dinner next week. I’m not going to be here, but I was really dumbfounded. And she wrote me a letter, and said, you know it was really very gratifying. And I don’t realize that that’s happening at the time. They’re seeing the house and they’re seeing the art, and they bought something, and I think that’s nice. But to have a letter saying how much they enjoyed meeting us, you know, it was really very gratifying.

Oh.

And I have made some young friends in this that I think I’m a mother figure for them, a little bit. They’re in their 30s, and there are a lot of them. And they’re very cute and they come and see me.  Dora will call up and say “ I’m going to be down next Wednesday, to pick up something” – she lives way up in the hill someplace - and I’ll say, “well, fine, come on over and we’ll go to lunch or something. “And I do that a reasonable number of times. And I enjoy that. And it’s usually an art interest there. Oh, it’s a little more than that, but, I’ve also found that I, that they tell me their problems.

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