In 1982, I began my technology adventures when my dad got this new gadget called a computer for his business - a TRS-80 Model III.  My dad asked me to try and learn a new spreadsheet program. 

From 1982 to 1991, I put up a Bulletin Board System (BBS) and becoming one of the first Internet E-mail and then a World Wide Web providers in the state of Pennsylvania, USA.

In 1987, being one of the first physically disabled individuals, I graduated from Parkland High School and Lehigh County Vocational Technical School.  I've continued my education throughout the years on various subjects regarding computers and other related areas.

In 1988, I was asked by a local transportation authority to create and maintain a small BBS for them, which then lead into providing their first-ever website.  This website is still online today at https://www.lantabus.com and using some of the same technologies that I created when I originally had it.

During 2007 (after the original iPhone was introduced) I decided to become an independent software developer for Apple and my own company named 'Connecting People Software' (or CPSOFT).  I create apps for the iPad, iPhone, Mac, and the other Apple-related technologies.  You can check out my apps on the Apple App Store.

In 2010 and 2011, I was asked to do several presentations on my disability to college students who were studying to be special education teachers. 

For more information about that, click here.

I continue to expand my computer knowledge and always looking for "the next big thing" including Artificial Intelligence and more.

I am available for subcontract work on various computer-related areas. Please look at my Resume.

If you have any questions, please click here.  I'll get back to you as soon as possible.

Revised: Wednesday, April 29th, 2026