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For the past 12 years I have split my time between downtown Los Angeles and the tiny island of Saipan-in the Pacific near Guam. 3 months on Saipan and 9 months in Downtown Los Angeles. It has been my goal to live full time on Saipan and this past November.......that dream came true.

 I do not have any children, unfortunately-a result of surgery at 28. I did marry the 'boy next door' Scott Searle in 1975. 5 years later and several states....we were divorced.

I remained single until 2005, when I met Dr John Uys and we pronounce that Ace.....it is Dutch. We got married here on my beloved island of Saipan. John was born and raised in Zambia, South Africa. John is a Naturopathic Doctor, and he specializes in Curing Cancer, Aids, and Diabetes. Yes, he 'CURES' these diseases! And he does this using natural substances......no chemicals at all.

I am opening an Art and Antiques store here in the next 2 weeks and am Curating the art for the only Revolving restaurant on the island. The first Gallery Show opened there this past week, featuring the work of Hiroshige. A Japanese Woodblock artist of the 1800's who was a favorite of Frank Lloyd Wright.

Just in case any of you are contemplating escaping to a remote Pacific Island.....I highly recommend it! I fall asleep listening to the Ocean hitting the shores of the Bay beneath me, I have over 100 Orchids growing wild in my yard, we run errands on a motorbike.....which is just a glorious feeling having the wind rush through my hair and my husband between my legs.......(I ride on the back, and most people who pass us wave a greeting) and when we get hungry.......there is a mango, banana, guava, or some other kind of fruit tree within a few feet that offers its fruit to us. Ahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!! This is living!
 

Decided to stay in Madison after high school and went to the UW (which as you may or may not know is actually one of the top ten Physics schools in the country.) Anyway, earned by BSc. degree in two majors -- Physics and Mathematics. However, also had a growing interest in Medicine, and so also satisfied the Pre-Med requirements at the UW with every intention of going to Medical School. But as if that wasn't confused enough, I took yet another direction after graduating -- Software Engineering. I had spent the summer of 1972 at a national laboratory in Livermore, CA, and while there became fascinated with the supercomputers they were using to solve complex scientific problems. So I taught myself programming and got a job as a software engineer, which I have done to this day. I am currently a Principal Engineer for a medical device manufacturer in Cary, NC.

I am happily married to my dear wife of 35 years, Hildi, who bore us four children, my oldest a son, and three daughters, with the youngest 24 and married, also living in NC.

We have moved around the country quite a bit over the years, spending time in Middleton, WI, Freeport, TX, Oak Ridge, TN, Freeport, IL, and Chapin, SC, among others, in addition to our current residence in North Carolina, where I now work for my employer in Cary, NC remotely from home.
-- Tim Moeller 

I graduated from UW Madison in 1975, with a BS in Construction Administration. I designed and built homes around the country for a number of years until the recession back in the 80's. I then went to work at CUNA Mutual in Madison for 18 years, working in the Engineering/Facilities Department as their Structural Analyst.

I took an early retirement in 2002, and my wife and I formed a company called Timberwolf Irrigation Consultants. We design golf course irrigation systems, provide construction management, and GPS as-built drawings. I've been lucky enough to travel around the country for the last seven years to see some pretty amazing golf courses. My last project was a commercial job in the Pocono Mountains, for Sanofi Pasteur Vaccine Division. I was subcontracted as the site engineer for a 3.5 million dollar irrigation project designed to disperse the treated wastewater (a byproduct of the bird flu vaccine process).
My next project (as an owners rep) is to co-ordinate all contractor's drawings for a brand new city being constructed to replace Mississippi towns destroyed in Hurricane Katrina.

The last 40 years have been a combination of both joy and pain. My joy has been my 3 children from my second wife, 2 boys and a girl. My youngest son lost his leg in Iraq, while serving in the Army. I am very proud of all three of my children.

I have studied and practiced Shamanism and Reiki, and return to nature as often as possible. I pretty much shun my house in Pensacola, Florida for my log cabin here in Arkansas. I have 32 acres and 800 feet of frontage on a protected river. The cabin sits on a ridge overlooking the river. I just completed a waterfall, garden and deck in the front yard. I plan on adding an 800 square foot greatroom, using cedar logs harvested from my woods. (The cedars were casualties from last winters ice storm). We call the place "Timberwolf Ridge". I share this paradise with my third wife, 2 cats, 5 dogs, and 10 horses.