Dean Hughson online

Dean Hughson as an eggman

Dean as an internet divorce columnist

Dean writes about his childhood.

Dean was a frequent radio guest personality on

WSMN Monday-Friday nights usually between

9-11 east coast time when they called him for the

Ken Gidge Show. The show is off now.

Dean is interested in genealogy and has a Hughson Family history site up.

Dean is active in spreading information on lymphedema and helps

people with the same condition he has. He has put together a webpage for people who have lymphedema and might need help in Las Vegas.

He has an eye disease, epithelial basement membrane dystrophy,which is inherited.

Dean is a father,with 3 great kids,Rachel,Josh, and

Liz.

Dean did a page on Finding Cheap Medicine.

Dean remembers the 60's.........

Dean serves on the Board of SCFN,a group

that helps custodial fathers.

Dean and his wife,Yoly,live in Iowa and Az.

Dean is a member of the Class of 1969,Northeast

High School and helps maintain their web site.

He recently put up their yearbook online.

Dean was born in Braymer Missouri,April 30,1951. He has even put up his McBee family graveyard on the net. He also has the McBee Family history page.

Dean is working on a family history of his grandmothers family, The Toomays. Dean and Yoly love to write about Mexico.

Read about their latest trip to Tecolutla,Veracruz.

Dean was interviewed as a net pioneer--he has

been on the internet since the early 80's.

Dean was active in rescuing Soviet Jews in the 80's.

Dean writes about his brushes with death or arrest.

Dean has written extensively on divorce on the

internet and even has been attacked by

a feminist attorney who has put up a web page.

He was written up in a Virtual City article as:

"Divorce Sage

Dean Hughson declared himself the defender of the divorced, a portly Jewish Mother Teresa with a keyboard, ready to dole out advice and virtual hankies to any and all who'd listen. And listen they do. Thousands of people a month flock to Hughson's Divorce Home Page, an electronic manifesto that's part call to arms and part resource guide, mixed with liberal doses of humor and common sense. (Virtual City, September 1995)"

and the Kansas City Star declared him the "Dear Abby

of Divorced Dads for his work on behalf of

people going through divorce. Dean doesn't

always take divorce too seriously.

Dean has been published in a Jewish Magazine article.

Dean turned fifty on April 30,2001. Here is his latest thoughts on this event.

Recently he has gone through a change of perception of life.

Through all these, I have made thousands of friends,some I have met physically and many only virtually. My life is enriched though and I enjoy emailing with you and getting to know people.

Thanks for your part in my life.

Dean Hughson