Gary Martin
Survive A Disaster
I have long since retired to care for my wife who suffers from Dementia. I am now looking to market two items that are affordable and unique to those who are homeless or trying to survive a disaster.
I have been in the medical field most of my adult life. Throughout that time starting with the 9.1 Anchorage, Alaska earthquake in 1964 I have been involved, one way or another, in the business of helping people preparing for what-if. For the last few years, I have been working on a way to help the homeless with the basics of life. I mainly wanted to be able to provide lighting to the homeless but since talking to other people they would like to have the product for their own family. Nothing can be scarier than the dark, pitch dark. I'd love to send you a picture of my first new product.