After retiring from teaching math for 33 years, Boyd Tebben was ready for a new challenge. But he knew he still wanted to help people.
This drive to serve plus his lifelong love of audio/video equipment was the impetus behind Audio/Video Concepts, which Tebben started in mid-January. Now, instead of explaining geometry concepts to teens, Tebben, 54, explains the use of home theater, HDTV and flat-panel TV systems to baby boomers. He also can teach you how to use those pesky remotes.
After retiring from teaching math for 33 years, Boyd Tebben was ready for a new challenge. But he knew he still wanted to help people.
This drive to serve plus his lifelong love of audio/video equipment was the impetus behind Audio/Video Concepts, which Tebben started in mid-January. Now, instead of explaining geometry concepts to teens, Tebben, 54, explains the use of home theater, HDTV and flat-panel TV systems to baby boomers. He also can teach you how to use those pesky remotes.
Photo by Anne Fitten Glenn.
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