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Contributed PhotoAfter five years and roughly 200 interviews, this is the final installment of Closing the Loop.In this segment, Warren Miller, the program's creator, is… -
Warren MillerJeff Campbell was born in New York, but his family moved to Arizona when he was a teenager.That’s where he learned to fly. “My father pushed — in a good…
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Heather Ashby is a novelist, but 13 years ago, her husband and she were retired Navy veterans with two children.“My son was our high-maintenance child,”… -
Darren Ronan was born into a musical family. His father was a country-western singer from Ocala who had a radio show and performed at fairs and… -
When Barbara Weber retired earlier this year after 27 years in corrections with the Duval County Sheriff’s Corrections Department, she immediately started… -
Sometimes, having more than one career can be a huge benefit.Robert Lester Folsom was the lead singer in a struggling rock band in a small town in south… -
Dana Greyson has lived most of her life in the Pacific Northwest. In 2005, she met her husband, Walt, through a friend. “He asked me to go sailing,” she… -
Rocky Ray Graves was born in Hot Springs, Arkansas to a baseball family – his father named him after Rocky Colavito, an outfielder for the Cleveland… -
Claire Holland grew up in Connecticut, and knew from an early that she wanted to be a doctor of some kind.“I was a candy-striper at age 16, and I loved… -
J.R. Burkes has done a little of everything in construction. Originally from Palatka, J.R. has done the ground work of development all his life.“My dad… -
Shira Schwam-Baird, a French teacher at the University of North Florida, thinks we should see more of our planet, and speak a little of a language other… -
When Adam Dew was a kid, he had the same ideas of what he would do when he grew up that other kids had: pilot, astronaut. But Adam’s father was a Marine,…
