David Ewell is the 48-year-old baby boomer who heads up the San Antonio Aids Foundation, the lone organization in Texas
identified as providing a full array of services for HIV/AIDS clients.
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What’s on your mind at age 50Plus?
"The only thing I have to say is the baby boomers, our great gift to future generations is to leave this world incredibly better than it was when we found it. We have been incredibly blessed beyond measure except for those poor souls, god rest their souls and god bless their souls, who went to Vietnam because their country asked them to, and they paid a huge price and I salute them and will be forever indebted to them."
Tommy, Age 63
San Antonio, TX
"At 50, I have multiple things that I’m balancing. So, I’m balancing the financial situation at home. I’m working. So, I’m fortunate. I work part time. I have 6 kids. So, I have that concern. So, you’re raising teenagers and you’re thinking about college and how can they be successful, and you’re trying to save for college. Meanwhile, your home value has decreased. You can’t necessarily get the same loans, perhaps. And, at the same time I have aging parents. So, you have those concerns."
Nan, Age 53
Troy, MI
"The political arena right now is not too favorable for business. We’ve been in business since 1914. I’m 3rd generation. My kids are 4th, and we’d like to keep this enterprise going. That’s one big thing, and another thing is health of our generation. We’ve worked and gone through the gamut of trials and tribulations of business and when we retire we’d like to be healthy enough to do what we want to."
Ken, Age 66
Bath, NY
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