John Wheeldon would like to continue teaching until they unwrap his cold, dead, tired fingers from around a piece of chalk. At one time, John had tried out careers in carpentry, ma...mehr sehenJohn Wheeldon would like to continue teaching until they unwrap his cold, dead, tired fingers from around a piece of chalk. At one time, John had tried out careers in carpentry, masonry, truck driving, manufacturing, etc., but, due to a lack of talent, decided to become an engineer.
He loves his students at the Milwaukee School of Engineering because they are at a delightful time of life and generally want to learn electrical engineering from him. Of course, if he earns so much income from writing that he and overworked but much-appreciated wife, Susan, are forced to take trips to exotic locales to research upcoming books, they will reluctantly make that sacrifice (sigh).
John and Sue grew up in the beautiful Black Hills of South Dakota but now live in New Berlin, Wisconsin, a suburb of Milwaukee. They have four adult children and nine incredibly handsome, beautiful, and intelligent grandchildren whom they enjoy visiting and watching football, soccer, violin, baseball, and dance.
At present, John is working on a book on the lost years of Jesus called The Journey and another on the Civil War.weniger sehen