Sue Heffner
(Subscriptions)
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Hi, I'm Sue Heffner. I grew up a "city girl" and didn't drive a tractor until 20 years ago when Gary and I married and I moved to the farm. We have a small cow/calf operation in east-central Ohio, produce a lot of hay and collect Ferguson and Massey Ferguson tractors. Gardening and raising roses are one of my many passions. My two married children and four grandchildren love to come and spend time on the farm. I have been retired three years from the U S Postal Service where I worked in the Sales and Marketing Department. My main responsibility for the magazine will be keeping the books and handling subscriptions. Gary and I are very excited about the magazine and we want to welcome you to Legacy Quarterly. |
Gary Emsweller
(Advertising)
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The love of the Massey family as been in my blood since childhood when I grew up on a small, family farm in Southeast Indiana. I quickly learned about the qualities of Massey and what they have meant to the legacy of our agricultural heritage. I come from the field of education, retiring from Purdue University after having served the public for thirty-two years. An avid collector of Massey tractors and equipment, I also have an impressive assortment of Massey Harris farm toys. My wife Ony and I enjoy traveling to Massey feature tractor shows and events while meeting the greatest people from around the world. |
Rob Bowman
(Page layout/design)
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Hi, my name is Rob Bowman. I'm a graphic designer and musician, born and raised in Ohio where I grew up in the suburbs of Dayton. I'm married to my beautiful wife of five years, Jessica, also from Ohio. We have three cats and hope to have children in the near future. I'm a Christian and member of a local Southern Baptist Church in my community where I also play guitar and lead worship. I'm a huge car enthusist with a real passion for racing; primarily NHRA drag racing and Nascar, but if it has an engine, wheels, goes fast and looks cool, I'm in. I'm responsible for the graphic design and page layout for Legacy Quarterly Magazine. |
Joe Warehime
(Website Development)
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Hello, my name is Joe Warehime. I've been a web developer since 2004 and have worked extensively on both e-commerce and social networking websites. As well as the webmaster for LegacyQuarterly.com I am also the CTO for WritingRoom.com, the winner of the 2009 NEOSA Best Website. My wife Rachel and I were married in 2004 and we share our home with a flock of birds comprised of parrots and parakeets. Our African Grey parrot Cyrus is often found sitting on my shoulder while I work. I was also a chef for many years and still enjoy preparing new foods and finding great places to eat. I'm here to grow the LegacyQuarterly.com website along with the magazine so if there are features that you would like to see on the site, don't hesitate to let us know. |
Super-T
(Senior Contributing Photographer)
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Ten years ago I stumbled accidentally into photographing tractors. I was hooked and each year it just keeps getting more interesting. While my focus is often on historical sites, the tractors are by far the main focus of my photography. An occasional vintage truck or an old Mail Pouch barn pops up now and then too. Even more important than the photos are the new places discovered and the great people I've met who help make it all possible. So far, it has been a fantastic adventure. It is an honor to be asked to contribute to Legacy Quarterly and I hope to provide the best photography possible. |
Patty Gallagher
(Copy Editor)
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Born and raised in New York City, Patty moved to Ohio as a teen and graduated from Ohio Dominican College with a major in English Literature. She taught high school in Columbus, Ohio and Block Island, Rhode Island before joining the U.S. Postal Sevice in 1975. In 1978, she was appointed postmaster of Kirkersville, Ohio. Her career with USPS spanned 35 years including 16 years as a district manager of Address Management Systems. She served 8 years on the National Address Management Systems Advisory Board and has written technical manuals that are being utilized throughout the postal service. Recently retired, Patty enjoys woodworking, landscaping, photography and working as a copy editor for Legacy Quarterly. |