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About Gary Gary Graf has been a sports fan for more than 50 years and a Catholic longer than that. He holds a B. S. in Mathematics from the University of San Francisco and an MBA from the University of Washington. He has worked for the Big Cheese himself, having spent seven years in the employ of Mickey Mouse at Walt Disney Productions, where he served as a publicist and story editor. In more than 30 years as an advertising copywriter he has flown in the cockpit of a Boeing jetliner (okay, it was in a simulator), gone to sea on a naval missle ship, skimmed treetops in a helicopter, and hand tossed pizza (though not very high). Along the way he has worked in the great sports towns of San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle and New York. A father of two, Gary lives in Seattle and is the author of four books in the And God Said series. He waited 53 years for the San Francisco Giants to win a World Series. And counts his sixth grade homerun to defeat archrival St. Catharine’s in extra innings among his career highlights. He has long found both scripture and sports to be among the great teachers in Life. |
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