<strong>Dan Potenza (and Opal)</strong></p><p>“I’d live a year at the beach.”
<strong>Jack Finan</strong></p><p>“I’m going to be 80 at the end of the year, and it’s my intention to skydive. But my wife doesn’t like that very much.”
<strong>Norm Fortin</strong></p><p>“I’d travel around the world.”
<strong>John Greenwood</strong></p><p>“I’d like to go to Marakesh, in Algeria, to see the different culture because I have a great interest in it.”
<strong>Gladys Johnsen</strong></p><p>“I’d grab my husband and say, ‘Let’s go to Vegas.’ ”
<strong>Jim Pappas</strong></p><p>“My wife wants a child, though I guess that’s not going to matter. We’re also renovating the cafe (Caffenio), which should be done by then.”
<strong>Doris Ballard</strong></p><p>“I want to write my play by the end of the year. I figure if I say it, I’ll have to do it.”
<strong>Patrick Page</strong></p><p>“The one thing I’d want to accomplish is riding my bike across the United States.”
<strong>Rita Calkins</strong></p><p>“I’d love to go to Hawaii, especially now that it’s January, and just kick back.”
With the Mayan calendar predicting the end of the world on Dec. 21, 2012, we asked Concordians what they want to do with their last year on Earth.
