1964
Founds American Communication Arts and serves as director.
1970
Organized the motivating and problem solving procedure known as “Structured Brainstorming” in the early 1970s.
1970
Narrates live opera vignettes at Verdis, a classical California showcase, for several years in the late 1970s.
1974
The originator of the micro-graphic print series, an original art form.
1976
Writer and director of the American Bicentennial Pageant in San Diego.
1976
Receives the Bicentennial Award from American Revolution.
1977
Serves as the founding director of The American Consumers Association.
1985
Created the very first workplace graphic simulation on a computer with “Daisy Graphics” as seen in Byte Magazine later that year.
1990
Serves as one of the founding directors of the first Citizens Patrol in San Diego, an organization that created extra cooperative eyes for the police, throughout the 1990s.
1993
Receives the Special Commendation Award from San Diego City Council.
1999
Authors “Good-Bye America?”
2010
Established, with the help of NASA, “Astrophysics 21.”
2012
Authors “The Presidential Chronicles.”
2015
Created a series of gallery ready, virtual reality abstracts, from 2015 to present.