1944
Born to Anthony John Golicz and Estelle Ann Sikorski in Detroit, MI.
1964
Earns an Associate of Arts in history from Henry Ford Community College.
1966
Earns a Bachelor of Arts in history, education and biology from the University of Michigan.
1968
Achieves a Master of Arts in history from Washington State University; Marries Peggy Louise Erickson on August 3.
1973
Obtains a Doctor of Philosophy in historical demography from the University of Maine; Is a demographer for the State of Wisconsin.
1973
Is president of Total Realty, Inc. until 1988; Is president of American Appraisal and Feasibility Corp. until 1989.
1976
Is an instructor at Madison Area Technical College until 1980.
1979
Is a partner of Madison Mutual Investors until 1998.
1984
Is the proprietor of Protel Games & Amusements until 1989.
1985
Is a partner of A&W Windsor until 1992; Develops the game “Pharaoh’s Quest.”
1986
Is an instructor at the University of Wisconsin’s Wisconsin School of Business; Receives a Parents’ Choice Award.
1986
Is president and founder of Affiliated Funding Corp. until 1987; Is a partner of Five Star Enterprises until 2000.
1987
Serves as vice president of the board of directors of True Living, Inc. until 1998.
1988
Is a partner of Birchwood Enterprises until 1992 and Verona Living until 1998; Serves as president and treasurer of the board of directors of Safsig, Inc. until 1992.
1990
Is vice president of the Appraisal Department for Lambrecht Co. until 1992; Serves on the board of directors of the Appraisal Institute until 1998.
1992
Is the founder and president of the Manhattan Appraisal Group, Inc. until 2000.
1996
Receives First Prize in Haiku Poetry from the Japanese American Society.
1998
Receives a Presentation Award from the Thai Appraisal Association.
2012
Is president of Vista Appraisal Services and continues in the role; Is the founding member and chair for the Designated Appraiser Coalition through today.
2018
Publishes “A Fish Called Bad Eyes” and “The Fifth Day Lady” through Gold Touch Press through 2021.