Dr. Fawcett, You and Syracuse were turning point for my life.  To 
sum it in few sentences will be difficult for me. Anyway let me try:
In August 1993 when I landed at Syraucse, I was really home sick and had classic culture shock.
Dr. Fawcett, who was the admission co-ordinator beside the OOD professor helped me a lot and soon was 
like a father figure to me. I could confide and get guidance from him for everything.  Even a decade later 
he continues on. All of us who know him and Syracuse University are very lucky.

Regarding me, I live in a Wahington D.C. suburb (Ashburn, VA) with my wife and son. I have worked at AT&T, 
NeuStar Inc. and at present at GEICO as a software engineer. I feel very lucky mainly due to people I know. 
I wish you all the very best in life.

Though I did not keep in touch with you, you have been always 
in my thoughts and people like my uncle in NYC and my father do ask about you. 
I will try to come to Syracuse sometime soon to meet you all.