David Hallerman

Graduated from SUNY Binghamton (Harpur College) in 1973.

Worked mainly as a magazine editor from 1974 through 2001. Now work as an analyst for a research company (see videos below), which means I get to play "expert."

Married the first time in 1980, the second time in 2003. Much happiness from both marriages. Unfortunately, no children.

Lived in Manhattan, Upper West Side, from 1973 to 1988, with a four-year hiatus in Northern California. Then lived in Brooklyn, Park Slope, from 1988 to 2006. Now we live in northern Westchester, the Hudson Valley, in Peekskill -- which seems like the country to this city boy.

Cycling is a major part of my life. Meet people, see new places, and keeps my body and soul in motion.

Loved Sing, Senior Show (I shoulda become a performer), writing for The Patriot, being on the soccer team, my main girlfriend (who was a class behind) -- and even classes once in awhile.

Fondly remember lunchtime senior year, when Linda and Phyllis and I regularly went to the diner on the other side of the LIE, and discussed the world. (Hey, nothing as intense as a high school senior, and 1968 was an intense year.)

A different world: I was sent home several times sophomore year for wearing BLUE jeans...any other color would have been okay, but blue jeans were forbidden.

And while not specific to Francis Lewis, anyone remember LRY -- Liberal Religious Youth -- at the Unitarian church?