Quentin Biever Obituary

I use to rent from Dean and Elaine.
Mom always said if you can't say something nice don't say anything at all.

I recall Dr Biever as my typing instructor as a sophomore at Wasson High School back in the good old days (1973). I had a hole in my schedule in 7th hour and something possessed me to take typing, thinking it would be good for me. Dr Biever was a no-nonsense instructor, but fair, and kind. The first day, I thought, "What have I gotten myself into?" but by the end of the semester, he had gotten me up to typing 40 words/minute with very few errors -- and these were not electric typewriters! Those skills are still with me today (not as fast), and helped me greatly in many years of college and the working world. And I owe that to Dr Biever. I hope he had a good life. He probably sacrificed a lot going into teaching, but I remember him to this day with respect and gratitude. RIP DR Bievers, and thank you!!