Member since May 11, 2018

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    Mary Cuevas Tucson on 11/10/2022 at 11:47 AM
    Wow. You just captured her story perfectly---and Eric's. I did not know all you wrote about him. I don't always see happy endings in my work, but I have in Peggy and Eric's story. As always, you are one hell of a writer. Thanks for writing for this story. So important.
    Mary
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    Mary Cuevas Tucson on 05/06/2021 at 1:21 PM
    Bob Meighan. Such fond memories of the weekend nights spent at The Pawnbroker pretending to be older than my underaged teenager self, never carded when I would order a Pina Colada, dancing the country swing with anyone who would ask. Beautiful piece Brian-- documenting Bob Meighan's life and impact on the music world. Just love his music. I did not know he had ALS. I am so sorry to hear this. Thank you for writing such a beautiful piece on this Tucson legend. ❤❤❤👍👍👍🙂🙂🙂🎵🎶
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    Mary Cuevas Tucson on 05/11/2018 at 3:57 PM
    I worked at BASIS Oro Valley. And also taught in the Los Angeles Unified School District. Wilmington to be exact which is poor and gang infested. My brother asked me what he should do with his son in terms of private or public. I, without a second thought, told him private. My brother could afford it. His son took IB classes, went to university, graduated andnow is living his dream life in Madrid. His education from junior high until senior year in high school cost $150,000. Kids attending BASIS pay zero and most end up at Ivy League schools. I worked hard for my grades and was accepted to UC Berkeley and UCLA. It was fantastic to be surrounded by hard working students and stellar professors rather than attending a mediocre university that I would liken to high schools with ashtrays. There were no discipline problems at BASIS. Public school teachers spend so much time attempting classroom management and acting as social workers. Sorry David, but BASIS rocks in my book.
    Mary Cuevas