Graduated, University of Vermont: BA degree 1954

United States Army Medical Corp: 1954 to 1956.  Instructor at the Medical Leader School in Munich Germany.  Received the highest academic score in the schools history and given medal for this achievement.

Invented and received patent for first al “Pneumatic Packaging Machine” in 1963.

Graduated, La Salle University: American Law and Procedure, received L.L.B degrees 1973.

Graduated, RCA Institute: 1975

Forbes    “Faces behind the figures” – July 1977

Voted Diet Pepsi Salesman of the year 1977

Article from “Private Industry”: Published in the April 1978 issue of the Bulletin Of New York Academy of Medicine, volume #54, April 4, 1978, required reading at The University of Pittsburgh School of Pharmacy (on saccharin).

Bonded Locksmith and Key maker: 1978

“Chairman of the Board” of Calorie Control Council; 1983-1985: Presently a director.

Vice President on The Board of Directors of Peninsula Hospital Center in Far Rockaway

1984 to date and Dinner Chairman for the Hospital.

1988 – Awarded a “Paul Harris Fellow” by the Rotary Organization.

Formulated and received in 1991 patent for the present ingredients for Sweet’N Low® sugar substitute.

United Hospital Fund Distinguished Trustee 1994

1995- Director of The Maimonides Development & Research Foundation, of Maimonides Medical Center

Peninsula Hospital Center 88^th Anniversary Dinner Dance Honoree 1995

1999 – Honored by The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society: Efforts in raising over a million dollars.

2002 - Received Ellis Island Medal of Honor

Wife Barbara Eisenstadt, four children: Jeff, Jill, Debra and Steven.  Grandsons Jack, Sam and Ben, granddaughters Charlotte, Jane Starr, Lena and my dog Oliver.J

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