If you’re looking for a job, try Art Koff’s website, RetiredBrains.com. Art says that the website has continued to grow and offer content of interest to older Americans. “We have changed our employment focus to temporary and part-time jobs,” he said. “These are areas most available to our demographic. Employers have reacted by placing thousands of jobs.”


Speaking of jobs, if you shop at the Wegman’s grocery store in Woodbridge, Virginia, visit the wine department and let wine consultant Sherman Mills help you pick out an appropriate bottle or two. In addition to working part-time selling wine, Sherman teaches wine classes to customers. “It’s fun and gives me enough money to keep my wine cellar well-stocked,” he said. Sherm and his wife, Caroline, have gone on several walking tours in England run by the Wayfarers. They hope to make another trip this September to visit Downton Abbey. Should we look for you in future TV episodes?


Lead author Bob Creasy, M.D., has helped to revise and update the sixth edition of Creasy and Resnik’s Maternal-Fetal Medicine: Principles and Practice, a widely used reference and textbook. The book is available at Amazon.com. Bob also chairs the class of ’57 Caring Connection program and is heading out to New Zealand for some well-deserved fly-fishing. 


We sadly note the passing of Richard Hume. 


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—Bruce Sloane, 124 Hull School Road, Sperryville, VA 22740; (540) 987-8859; bsloane@wildblue.net