How To Become A Hammond Organ Technician - Part 2 of 2

[@quebecgold80]

Hello Mr Kemp, I found a beat up 122 and a M3 couple months ago for very good price, 300$ for both! Slowly with your help and other generous people on the internet, I am rebuilding them and really having a great time doing it! You helped me alot with my project by sharing your knowledge and wisdom and I wanted to thank you deeply for it! People who gives without asking anything in return makes this planet a better place to live! Anthony.

[@ncilmo]

That's cool. I completed a postdoctoral fellowship in Clinical Neuropsychology and a second year post doctoral fellowship in Chronic Pain Management and Psychophysiological Disorders - both at Saint Louis University Health Sciences center. I also taught neuropsychology for a couple of years at the university where I work.

[@quebecgold80]

Nice! I am into Psychology as well! I am studying neuropsychology research at the University of Montreal.

[@ncilmo]

My Ph.D. is in Psychology with a major in Counseling Psychology from Southern Illinois University at Carbondale. I am a professor in psychological science at the University of Central Missouri in Warrensburg, Missouri. I have been working on Hammond organs since I was 12 years old. My father taught me.

[@ncilmo]

That is fantastic Anthony. I agree with you. There is too much selfishness in the world today. Keep up the good work. Dr. A. D. Kemp

[@quebecgold80]

Just by curiosity, in what subject do you hold your doctorat degree in?