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Richard Noble, 56M. I work in drug and alcohol treatment. I have a knack for being an interventionist. I am openly gay. I just walked across American with a Rainbow flag. Not to brag but it felt time to make a little history. There's no hierarchy in society. Everyone is simply enjoying friends and family, working or misguided - people are people and I love em all!
