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I was born at 11:38 am, weighing in at 7 pounds 8 oz. The second child of my parents Natalie and Travis, my older sister Emma was born two years prior in Ohio. With a Jewish mother and Christian father my childhood would consist of exposure to mixed cultural and religious practices. My adventure of life was off to a great start.
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I wasn't the youngest child for long. The birth of my younger sister meant I'd have two siblings I could count on, and the unfortunate position as the middle child.
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After trying a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for the first time, my world was quickly turned upside down. The unexpected reaction and troubled breathing sent me into a panic. With little time to spare I arrived at the emergency room and got a life saving double dose of epinephrine.
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Having lived in Lakewood and Manchester for my early years, I started the 1st grade in a new town. This new town would prove to provide new friends, experiences, and excitement.
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Annie is a best friend, curious, always getting into silly kinds of trouble, and just makes life a little more exciting.
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A new school with more work and responsibility, but also a taste of independence. The chance to choose my own courses based on personal interest, and admittance to the STEM program would guide my education towards my future goals.
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While high school served as a place to find my footing in my interests, moving on to learn in college will allow me to climb higher and pursue a career. With an interest in computer science and engineering, I hope to attend TCNJ, learning at every opportunity and exploring different career paths though internships.
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With a bachelors degree in engineering and some work experience under my belt, I'll be ready to tackle the real world.
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In search of an exciting and innovative work experience, I start my career at SpaceX. Designing low cost and reusable systems for space helps to advance humanity, and is a field I find very interesting
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By some stroke of luck I'll find love and won't have to die alone. Someone who is a best friend, with shared interests and excitement, will make the perfect partner.
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Keeping my career as a priority will let me climb the ranks at SpaceX. Higher positions will bring varied work and more pay, and an overall more satisfying life
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What better way to reduce your carbon footprint and stress than not making pesky children? Sure they bring happiness to life, but so do dogs. Adopting a dog from a shelter will give my wife and I something to love.
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Working at SpaceX helped to expose me to many new ideas. Creating a product of my own will help me fork off in my own direction.
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SpaceX was good to me, but the time will come to go off on my own. Using my invention and drive to succeed, I plan on making my startup a thriving company
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While focusing on work is imporetant, so are your own interests. Devoting time to my love of photography, travel, and cooking keep life exciting and new.
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Moving into my dream house is a major accomplishment. A modern house in an off the beaten path location will look great, and fit my lifestyle.
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Instead of letting life become stagnant, I will continue to learn and experience new things
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Sure, I was never good at playing instruments as a kid, but putting in the hard work later in life will yield an interesting hobby
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Upgrading to a fancy electric car is exciting and fun. Everyone deserves some thrills at 60
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Time to focus more on myself and less on work. Retiring will give me the chance to see the world with my wife.
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Inspired by my grandparents who made their priority in retirement to see and do as much as possible globally, I will span the globe seeking out enriching new experiences
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Knowing that the clock is ticking means its time to focus on friends, family and self fulfillment
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Maybe not feasible now, but space tourism will be a possibility in 2075. There is no more breathtaking of a view than looking down on the entirety of our planet, and that's a view I would love to see.
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Getting older takes a tole on the body. Staying fit by bike riding and hiking will help me connect with nature and keep healthy
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All those years of work helped me save up a lot of dough. Without any kids, philanthropy will help me use my money to improve the word
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Hey, it couldn't last forever. Avery died in a tragic fiery plane crash. Dying in your sleep seems boring anyway. View the obituary here
