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| My Three Sons |
| Jeremy graduated from Brownell-Talbot in 1995. He went to Iowa State University to become a Civil Engineer. |
| Dusty graduated in 2000 from the George Washington University, Elliott School of Business, with a B.B.A in Finance and Public Management. |
| Adam graduated summa cum laude from George Washington University, 2004. He received his B.S. in Civil Engineering from the School of Engineering & Applied Science. Adam is working on his Master's in Environmental Engineering at GW. Click here to read about Adam at GW |
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| Dusty (l) and Adam (r) Adam's graduation, 2004 |
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| ADAM |
| JEREMY |
| DUSTY |
| Adam worked at the Hippodrome in the Marvin Student Center as an undergrad at GW. Currently, he is a program and student activities manager while he is working on his masters degree at GW. Adam is pictured with the GW hippo on campus. |
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| PARENTS |
| My parents, my sons' maternal grandparents, are now deceased. My Mother died in 1981 in a Jeep accident, and my 77-year old Father was found two weeks ago, slumped over the steering wheel of one of his trucks at SKLENAR TRUCK & EQUIPMENT in Tekamah, NE. He had just unloaded a van off a cab over tilt bed truck and parked the truck along Hiway 32. His work was done. He never made it out of his truck that afternoon. He sat alone overnight, under the Harvest Moon, until the next morning when a passing motorist called the authorities. |
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| Bob Sklenar, SKLENAR TRUCK & EQUIPMENT, Tekamah, NE beside buses I helped to drive or tow home 30 years ago. |
| One of the first Retro buses completed, on display at the riverfront Lewis & Clark Landing. My Father and Gary Rugge, former Director of MAT (2003). |
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| My Father on a riverboat cruise on the Missouri River (2003). My Great-Grandfather walked from Tekamah to Omaha to work floating logs down the Missouri in the mid-1800s. |
| My Father, nationally known in business, enjoys talking business wherever he is. Even on a riverboat cruise he finds himself in the good company of his customers and long-time business associates. |
| Bob & Anne Sklenar (1950) |
| He took pride in his diverse inventory, and didn't hesitate to show what it could do. |