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Happy Father's Day!

I want to wish a Happy Father's Day to my dad who first took me to Fallingwater as a child and again as an adult. Who took me to museums and instilled in me a love of great art and design. Without him, I wouldn't be who I am or where I am today! Thanks Dad!

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