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About the Authors (cont.)

Alexandro Genis resides in Minneapolis with his wife and family. He worked for Mark at the Four Winds Organic Center and then served on the staff of The Summit Lighthouse for a number of years in Colorado Springs, Pasadena and at Camelot.

Joseph Genito is a food service manager at Montana State University in Bozeman, Montana. He met Mark in 1970 on the Holy Land trip and spent more than twenty-five years serving on the staff of The Summit Lighthouse. He is in the process of writing a book entitled The Pilgrim Returns, which is a continuation of Pilgrim’s Progress written in 1678.

Philip Hoag is an industrial power plant broker and
owner of Yellowstone Power Systems in Montana. He is the author of There’s No Such Thing as Doomsday. He worked for Mark at the Four Winds Organic Center for almost two years and served about 10 years on the staff of The Summit Lighthouse.

Michael Kincheloe is an artist and professional painter. Hecurrently lives in Bakersfield, California. He served on Mark’s staff at La Tourelle in Colorado Springs, Colorado, for over four years and was his friend and confidant until Mark’s passing. His relationship with Mark has continued ever since, as Mark told him, “I am your friend forever.”

Kenneth McNeel “Uncle Kenneth” to his many friends is retired and living in Mt. Shasta, California. He first got to know Mark on their trip to the Holy Land together. He was a close friend to both Mark and Elizabeth for many years. He served on the staff of The Summit Lighthouse for over ten years.

Dr. Celeste Miller is a professor at the Winona State University in Minnesota where she also served as chair of the education department. She worked on Mark’s staff until his passing and continued on staff a number of years afterward, taking time off to earn her doctorate.

Norman Thomas “Tom” Miller is an artist whose
mediums are the brush, the computer, the camera and the keyboard. He has created many pieces of artwork and music. He was one of the earliest staff members on Mark’s staff and continued to serve many years in the art department of The Summit Lighthouse.

Raoul (Paul) Quintero is a retiree residing in Livingston, Montana. He was on staff and worked for Mark for three years in Santa Barbara and Colorado Springs.

 

 

 

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