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About Me:: Attended Arcadia HS during the Glory years, from 1960-62. Lived on 41st Place at the time. Then transferred to Scottsdale HS and graduated in 1964. From there to ASU for two years, then The University of Texas Dental Branch, where I got my R.D.H. (Registered Dental Hygienist). Went back to school in 1990 to get some credentials for the editorial business I owned for 25 years in Houston. Got straight A's this time, earning an A.A.S. in Technical Communications and two certificates. Was married for 33 years. Remain friends. Have a grown son and daughter, both married, and two wonderful, adorable little grandchildren.

Occupation: Fine Art Photographer with Fine Art America. Registered Dental Hygienist (13 yrs); self-employed editorial consultant (25 yrs).

Children/Grandchildren: One granddaughter (7), one grandson (5). Cutest, best kids in the world.

Favorite Memory from Arcadia: Being in two of "Uncle Bob" Finkbine's classes at the same time history was being made. Being active in theater arts (Outstanding Drama Student award and lettered in drama). Being invited to see a movie a student had made (turned down the opportunity), and that student turned out to be Stephen Spielberg. The kindness and support from a fellow student and her mother when my mother was diagnosed with cancer. Against all odds she made it, and lived to be 88.

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At 4:39pm on August 8, 2016, Robert W. Finkbine said…: Your life sounds full and ideal. I'm still reading history, writing and working on environmental causes but, at 85, I am no longer rowing the Grand Canyon, climbing mountains or playing football without equipment. Being part of the Glory Years as teacher, coach and "Uncle" was one of the best experiences in my life. You all were the greatest.

The best to you, Bob Finkbine