s. In approximately 1984, Al Seckel founded a skeptical group to counter various pseudoscientific beliefs in popular culture. This group was called the Southern California Skeptics (SCS). In approximately1987, I was appointed by the Board to take over the role of SCS Treasurer from the previous treasurer John Edwards, and cont

es to Ithaca, he is always welcome as a guest who stays with us at our home. He is also friendly with my son Adam. In addition, when Mr. Seckel ran the Southern California Skeptics in the 80s, I came out and visited him, and lectured for the group at Caltech. 8. Attached to this Declaration as Exhibit A is a true and correct c