Around the World in 113 Days: A Slice of History from the Past Tapa blanda - 2016

James (Jim) Cameron was born in Arizona in 1946 and grew up in Southern California. He is the single child of Leonard Cameron and Marjorie Wingfield Cameron. His mother was a grade school teacher, and his father was a technician for public water supply companies. Mr. Cameron graduated from Fontana High School as salutatorian in 1964 and served as the high school's student body vice president and Key Club president. He was voted the school's top science student in his senior year by the high school faculty. Always a baseball fan, he lettered three times on the high school varsity baseball team and later played on the Claremont McKenna College (then Claremont Men's College) baseball team, from which he graduated with a BA in economics in 1968. A thrill of his life was playing on a team assembled by renowned Claremont coach Bill Arce, which took his team to play exhibition baseball games in Europe during the summer of 1966, with each player living individually with a family in the Netherlands to teach local youth the game of baseball. After Claremont, Mr. Cameron enrolled at UCLA where he earned an MS degree in business administration in 1970 and had the thrill of watching great college basketball and the arrival of the player then known as Lew Alcindor. In 1974 he married Constance (Connie) Mae Creighton. Over the years, the couple have lived in Southern California, Colorado, North Carolina, and Florida. They currently live in Littleton, Colorado. They have two children-son Clint, who resides in Washington, DC, with his wife and son, and daughter Lauren who resides in Denver, Colorado. Mr. Cameron's entire working career was in health-care administration. His areas of responsibility included HMO development, medical economics, group physician practices, clinical administration, sales management, and consulting.