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  Kevin Teske, PMP                                                                                                           I always was challenged to explain my career to folks. Took the opportunity to add some videos which might provide insight, Hope you enjoy. I'm very thankful for the opportunities. It's always been fulfilling work. Project Director/General Manager     Parallon (HCA), Nashville , TN          Consulting Project Manager 1/2012 – 6/2022 One of the healthcare industry’s leading providers of business and operational services.   • Consulting Project Manager, responsible for all phases of Revenue Cycle Software Development, Integ...

 Table of Contents   Welcome to our Family Background Overview:   Click Here Here you will find an overview of our family going back a few generations, introduced by Glenda and Marvin Teske, who are currently Great Great Grandparents in our family of 5 living generations. * Photo Albums, narrated by Glenda Teske * Interviews of both Marvin and Glenda Teske * Gettysburg Address, narrated by Marvin Teske * A video featuring Glenda's parents * A video featuring Glenda's sister Marian * Links to info on where we come from in Germany and the ship that brought us to America Key Links Provided from the Overview Page:  * Link to Glenda's Memoirs -  Click Here * Links to Background on both the Teske/Heuer family background -  Click Here  as well as Kelting/Hinrichs family background -  Click Here * Link to Site featuring Kevin and Linda Teske -  Click Here * Link to Site with Contributions from Present Generations -  Click Here * Link to Pho...

from Kevin:  Here's a few things I've learned from life. Hope someone finds this useful: Gratitude As I look back on 63 years so far, I'm very grateful for my life experience. As you'll see in the following, there have been challenges and victories, pain and happiness. I guess most people have some mix of this. Over the past couple years, I've been tuning in on being conscious about gratitude. Pulling some words of wisdom from a smart writer probably sums up how I see it now, in much better words than I can create: (Jantz) "The culture we live in bombards us with messages that we should have more, do more, and be more. Driven strongly by social media and advertisements, we're conditioned to believe that what we have isn't enough. That's a recipe for discontent, depression and despair. That's why it's so important to incorporate gratitude into our lives....every day throughout the year. ....gratitude fosters optimism, which strengthens hope. ...