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In the mid 1960's on a saturday morning, at the age of 12, I went with my father who was a Lt. Col in the US Army to the military airport on the base. He was with a group of top brass, including generals and politicians to see off Robert McNamara the Sec. of Defense under Pres. Kennedy.
I was standing next to my father in awe of all the tall military bigwigs in uniform surrounding me as they shook hands with Sec. McNamara. When suddenly he turn to me, shook my hand, asked me how I was doing, then headed to board his airplane.
Sec. of Defense was the architect of the Vietnam War under both presidents Johnson and Kennedy, and little did I know I had just shaken the hand of the man who in a few years would dramatically impact my life and destiny.
Who is the most famous or infamous person you have ever met? ...
In the mid 1960's on a saturday morning, at the age of 12, I went with my father who was a Lt. Col in the US Army to the military airport on the base. He was with a group of top brass, including generals and politicians to see off Robert McNamara the Sec. of Defense under Pres. Kennedy.
I was standing next to my father in awe of all the tall military bigwigs in uniform surrounding me as they shook hands with Sec. McNamara. When suddenly he turn to me, shook my hand, asked me how I was doing, then headed to board his airplane.
Sec. of Defense was the architect of the Vietnam War under both presidents Johnson and Kennedy, and little did I know I had just shaken the hand of the man who in a few years would dramatically impact my life and destiny.
Who is the most famous or infamous person you have ever met? ...
I have spent 35 years of my life working with the most famous and greatest musicians of my lifetime. I was also the photographer for the Seattle International Film Festival for about a decade. So I've worked with actors, writers, directors and producers.
I also worked with sports stars and politicians.
The list of famous people I've met, worked with and become working friends is just way too long. My list of musicians photographed has over 500 names on it.
There are just too many to list.
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Eric Estrada
Leif Garret
Lou Ferigno
annd a few others I Can't think of at the moment...
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Many years ago, either in the late 1990s or early 2000s, my wife and I were in an antique store in Goleta, California, when my wife struck up a conversation with another woman who was browsing old magazines with her. As the two of them chatted, I noticed that the other woman resembled a famous person that I knew of, and as I started to mention this fact, along with the fact that I thought this other woman looked much too young to be the person of whom I was thinking (she looked to be about my age, and the person I was thinking is about my parents' age), I noticed that she was wearing a name tag that identified her as “Ruthy” and as a participant in the Concourse De'Elegance car show that was taking place nearby.
It turns out that this woman was, in fact, Ruth Buzzi.
The Harley Race? Handsome Harley Race? I saw him once at the dirt track my dad used to race at.as I dont consider seeing someone famous as meeting them,,
I worked at goodyear as a tire jokey back in the 80's,,,
I met and worked on bulldog bob browns, bob geigel, and harley race's cars regularly,,,so had many conversations with them,,
the bobs would drive back and forth from KC to Winnipeg canada and racked up a lot of miles on their cars and tires
In the mid 1960's on a saturday morning, at the age of 12, I went with my father who was a Lt. Col in the US Army to the military airport on the base. He was with a group of top brass, including generals and politicians to see off Robert McNamara the Sec. of Defense under Pres. Kennedy.
I was standing next to my father in awe of all the tall military bigwigs in uniform surrounding me as they shook hands with Sec. McNamara. When suddenly he turn to me, shook my hand, asked me how I was doing, then headed to board his airplane.
Sec. of Defense was the architect of the Vietnam War under both presidents Johnson and Kennedy, and little did I know I had just shaken the hand of the man who in a few years would dramatically impact my life and destiny.
Who is the most famous or infamous person you have ever met? ...
I have spent 35 years of my life working with the most famous and greatest musicians of my lifetime. I was also the photographer for the Seattle International Film Festival for about a decade. So I've worked with actors, writers, directors and producers.
I also worked with sports stars and politicians.
The list of famous people I've met, worked with and become working friends is just way too long. My list of musicians photographed has over 500 names on it.
There are just too many to list.
Hey - Are you Annie Leibovitz? If so
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the man himself,,,he drove a customized chevy van,,I would say hes a big fucker but i was 6'2" and he was 6'1" but he commanded the room when he was in itThe Harley Race? Handsome Harley Race? I saw him once at the dirt track my dad used to race at.as I dont consider seeing someone famous as meeting them,,
I worked at goodyear as a tire jokey back in the 80's,,,
I met and worked on bulldog bob browns, bob geigel, and harley race's cars regularly,,,so had many conversations with them,,
the bobs would drive back and forth from KC to Winnipeg canada and racked up a lot of miles on their cars and tires
