Publisher's Synopsis
The book is an autobiography by Dan Hunt, written as a series of vignettes describing the settings, places, people, happy times, stressful times and adventures of a life filled with family, faith, learning, entrepreneurial successes and failures, and worldwide travel. Much of Dan's life was devoted to helping a series of significant men realize their vision of how they could make the world a better place, ranging from helping develop the implementation of large computer applications in a major corporation, to designing a twin engine airplane, to reforming the public education system. Along the way, Dan tells stories about his wife and family, his faith and having fun. Dan Hunt was born in Canada in 1936. After graduating from high school in West Vancouver, British Columbia, Dan spent seven years in college, mostly in the United States, looking for a life direction. After graduation from Wheaton College in 1960 with a degree in general science, Dan began his working career with IBM, which gave him a solid foundation in computing and finance. Early in his career, Dan began to develop his entrepreneurial spirit, which led to the founding of numerous businesses, either by himself or in conjunction with partners. Dan has been married for over fifty years to Norma, his best friend and life companion. They have two children and three grandchildren. When not traveling all over the world, Dan and Norma split their time between homes in Washington State and Florida.
