Volunteering
Tech was extra special. I remember the transit strike when Ken Larsen and I rode our bikes to school and were permitted to “park” them in the inside courtyard. Ken…
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I invite all alumni (and students, too!) to visit the Cradle of Aviation Museum in Garden City, Long Island. As one of its many docents since the museum’s opening in…
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After Tech graduation, and attending Northeastern University, I spent the next 20 years as an engineer in the food and beverage industry, then the next 20 years in healthcare. I’m…
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I am now retired and snowbird between NJ and FL. I had a 35-year career in the chemicals industry, finishing as CEO of a small biotech in the Princeton area.…
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I have always considered the opportunity to attend Brooklyn Tech and graduate as one of my most significant life events. When I compare my high school years with the experiences…
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-BS in Math and an MBA from Marist College -Married to Iris Geller Turkenkopf on 6/27/1965 -Worked for IBM for 30 Years. Consultant for 14 years. Retired in 2008. -Volunteering…
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Happily retired – totally enjoying spending time with our grandsons, doing some volunteer math tutoring, and splitting our time between our home in PA and the DE shore!
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I am so proud to be a graduate of Brooklyn Tech. I credit Tech with my lack of fear when it comes to trying something new or tackling a complex…
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Now retired from dentistry after treating patients for 50 years. Interned at Kings County; served as an Air Force dentist from 1962-1964; volunteered in an Israeli dental clinic; and now…
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