Daniel STIKA

You maybe interested in my book:
The Rhode Center for the Arts Looking Back & Looking Ahead.

Born and raised in Kenosha, WI. Educational background includes graduating from Mary D. Bradford High School, an Associate of Applied Science Degree in Industrial Marketing from Gateway Technical College, a Bachelor of Science Degree in Management from Cardinal Stritch University (appeared in Who's Who among students in American Universities & Colleges 2003), and a Master's in Liberal Studies Degree from UW-Milwaukee (appeared in the Chancellor's List 2005).

I served in the U.S. Air Force for four years.

Memberships include being actively involved with St John's Lutheran Church as an usher, lector chairperson and church historian. Election poll worker for the City of Kenosha. Volunteer at the Kenosha Public Museum as a greeter and tour guide. Treasurer of the Kenosha County Archaeological Society. Board member of the Friends of the Library Board. I am an independent TV Producer with local access channel 14.

I'm a cast member of RG Audio Productions. We perform old time radio shows on stage. I have written a book entitled When Lincoln met Wisconsin’s Nightingale.

As a civic-minded citizen, I think that we should all try to give something back to our communities.

One of my main interests is in people. I enjoy being involved and helping whenever and wherever I can. I retired from active employment, not from active enjoyment.

My given name is Daniel Lany Stika. While going through school my name was D'Lany Stika. It was a combination of the first letter of my first name, an apostrophe and then my middle name. This was something my Mother did when I first started school. The strange thing that happened was that when the graduation SPY came out, my name was spelled wrong. My last name was spelled Steka. The caption after my name read: "A good name is to be chosen rather than riches."

I spent one year in Greenland while serving in the US Air Force.

Graduating...

My motto is that you will never outgrow your need for people and knowledge. Life itself is a lifelong learning process. When we stop learning, we stop living.