Famous Librarians

[Brigid <brig@INFOBLVD.NET>]

Ok, I knew of Bill Gates' connection to libraries. I recall reading a
Reader's Digest a few years ago and he used to work in a library at school,
and after school.  Also, he and his wife Melinda started the Bill & Melinda
Gates Foundation a few years back to help bring computer technology to poor
rural areas.
Melinda French Gates began working for Microsoft in 1987, where she oversaw
the development of many of the company's multimedia and online products. She
also worked on Microsoft Word and Windows. She graduated in 1986 from Duke
University with degrees in computer science and economics. A year later, she
earned her MBA from the Fuqua School of Business.

So, Earl, hope you don't mind me correcting you, I knew there was a libary
connection somewhere, did a search and found this bio.  Now we all know
about Melinda Gates.  Back to surfing!
Brigid Heckman
Greenwood Central School
"Home of the Eagles"
Greenwood, NY

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