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Name: Eric Klepinger After MHS I: Moved to Denver, CO and went to college at the University of Denver. After graduating from college with a degree in Graphic Design and Computer Science, I worked at the Denver Museum of Natural History in the Exhibits Division. Later an started a multimedia company with a partner called, Cyberdyne Systems Corporation. I now own a multimedia company with three partners called, ActiveGuide, LLC. I was married, had a daughter, got divorced, and now am remarried. Life has been a wild ride, but I enjoy it as much as possible. While at MHS, I would have loved to have had a date with (or been noticed by): I'm not going to say! ;-) Most Embarrassing High School memory is: Playing nude midnight frisbee on the High School field - never did get caught. Most exciting thing I’ve done since I left MHS: I learned to scuba dive, play blues guitar, and I love to river raft. So, pick one. Farthest away from MHS: Probably Europe. I have been to Mexico a few times, too. Most bizarre place I’ve run into an old classmate: Hawaii Best friend while at MHS: Eric Hartvigsen and Pat Bowen The most meaningful moment I have had since MHS: When my daughter was born. I now reside in: Denver, Colorado. I own my third home and I don't plan on moving anytime soon. Here’s what I do on a daily basis: I work way to much, play guitar when I can, listen to live music, spend time with my wife and daughter. I have kids?: Yes I am married?: Yes Spouse/Partner: Wendy Klepinger I’ve learned since high school: To not take life so seriously. If you believe something will happen, it will. What I would like to go down in history for: I would like to give homeless kids an opportunity to learn multimedia design at a facility in which corporate donors give money and equipment to this "school". The professors would be retired experts in the field. I would like to set up enough credibility that graduates from this school would get scholarships at some of the top colleges in the US. If that doesn't work, maybe I can become a famous artist or bluesman.
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