Kevin Windisch ’88 and Eric Kalmus ’89 met up in Dallas, TX earlier this month. Eric and his son Sawyer were on a cross-country road trip and Kevin has lived in Dallas for the last five years. Kevin practices adolescent medicine with a special interest in adolescent behavioral medicine (psychiatry) and medical hypnosis. He works three days a week for the federal government taking care of ultra low income/high risk teens and young adults that are enrolled in a federal trade education program called job corps. The other two days a week he works in private practice adolescent medicine. Kevin has 3 kids ages 13, 11, and 9 and continues to be involved in Boys Scouts of America where he has worked to integrate women and girls into the program and helped found the area's first girl's troop. Eric has been a contractor for the last 3 years and won the Nextdoor award for the Best Handyman in Torrance where he lives with his wife Irene and their ten-year-old son Jonah. Eric has three children and one grandson.