Eric Boyd
Eric Boyd is a retired letter carrier who is happy to be old. “Not everybody gets the chance to grow old.” He has been retired for twelve years and cherishes the time he gets to spend with his children and grandchildren. They are “the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow,” according to this still energetic man. Eric is a graduate of Webster Groves High School where he participated in multiple sports and is grateful to have had the guidance of his grandmother who raised him. He hopes to follow in her footsteps and live to the age of 106. When he was diagnosed with liver disease, he made a promise to himself. “If Dr. Di Bisceglie tells me to do it, I do it!” That plan has worked well for him so far.
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