John T McLeodJOHN GREW UP in the 1940's and '50's in Madison, Wisconsin. It was a great location between two lakes, a short bus ride downtown and just a few blocks west of the University of Wisconsin where he received his BS-SED degree in 1963. After serving in the Peace Corps in Guatemala, he was graduated from the American Institute for Foreign Trade in Glendale, Arizona in 1967. He lived in nine countries, passed through over 40 more, and since 1985 has resided with his wife, Donna, in Cambria, a small town 45 minutes Northeast of Madison, Wisconsin. In the early 1940's, Madison's homogeneous population was about 70,000 and kids played outside until dark without supervision. It was a simpler time as the four-digit telephone numbers increased to five and then seven. By the time John finished university, the city had nearly doubled in size but was still a great place to live. America was the new superpower, good and evil was black and white, and we were confident in our future. All the advantages the world had to offer were at our fingertips. Read More Read Less