Nope, Greg is still around. He visits the park from time to time, and has spent time visiting with our old boss, Randy, who is still on park in management. I have not seen Greg since about 1984. Understand he is doing well. I really wish we could have a "Junior" reunion at SDC. I could probably track down about 15 to 20 former Juniors for this, but it would be probably 100-150 people you would have to try to find. At least a half dozen former diving bell people still work at SDC, at least another half a dozen or so live within an hour or so of the park. Some live as far away as California, Nashville, TN, Kansas City, St.Louis and elsewhere. Most were like me, college students, and have long since moved into their professions...I was a radio broadcaster, one guy studied to be a Russian interpreter, others worked for Disney, some moved into SDC management, some continue to perform at various venues like SDC, Shepherd of the Hills, and elsewhere...one has his own entertainment company. Time has proven that Uncle Rube was wrong when he said Junior "was dumber than a box of rocks," and asked "why did my sister have to have a boy when she needed a hog?" I was lucky to be included among some young, fun guys who went on and became the talented and responsible adults our parents hoped we would turn out to be.
