Steve Freedman
Eastern Regional Vice-President, 18 Highland Drive. Wallingford, Connecticut 06492
Reprinted from "INSULATORS - Crown Jewels of the Wire", September 1973, page 11
Steve must be a little camera shy, as he didn't include a picture of himself
with his brief resume. But I fooled him. Ha! I found at old picture of Steve and
his wife Pat in October 1972 Crown Jewels, as you can see from the print at the
left.
Steve writes: "We, too, enjoy the National, despite the heat and high
humidity. We also feel that by setting down standards for upcoming Nationals
that we might insure the future success of these shows in years to come."
"It is funny how a seemingly insignificant happening can change your
life. Mine was greatly changed the day I accidentally dug up what turned out to
be a very common insulator. This event, however, stimulated my curiosity to such
a degree that I began to collect these odd-shaped pieces of glass that fit on
poles, and have been doing so for the past 3 1/2 years. Insulators have occupied
most of our spare time since that time and have found us an entirely new circle
of friends. They have taken us to many distant places both in the United States
and Canada in search of insulator treasures."
"My family consists of my wife, Pat, and my three daughters: Debbie, 8;
Elisabeth, 5; and Melanie, 4. I have been in the Insurance Business for the past
10 years, and have recently entered into the Antique Business as well."
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