I had planned to remain fairly mysterious as the webmistress, but I keep getting e-mails asking me about what is going
on with my life and asking for pictures, so I finally decided to relent and publish some stuff on the site. I will set up
a similar biographical page with text and photos, clippings, etc. for any class member that sends me the info for one.
I am presently the owner of the Little Neck (Queens), New York City office of Mid-Atlantic Securities, Inc., a boutique
financial planning firm, investment advisor and broker-dealer headquartered in Raleigh, NC. In addition, I am a
full-time tenured professor of finance at New Jersey City University, in Jersey City, NJ, where I am the graduate coordinator
for finance. I am married to my wonderful husband, Mardiros Hatsakorzian, who I met playing racquetball (a sport that
my knees no longer let me enjoy) back in the 1970s and we live in Flushing, NY. I have two sons, Adam Overton and Aaron
Overton, and five grandchildren. My mom, Dr. Elise Brinkley, still lives in Sugar Land, as does my sister Dr. Mazie Leftwich.
I am a past president of the Flushing Rotary Club, and Vice President of the Flushing Council on Culture and the Arts. I
was featured on the cover of The Register, the magazine of the International Association of Registered Financial
Consultants last year, and will scan in the cover and the interview as soon as I can. (It still feels a bit odd to be
putting this stuff on the web.)
I love to cook, play with the computer, and I love what I do for a living. God willing, I will be able to keep on working,
since I enjoy it so much. I particularly like setting up pension plans, since I always feel like I am helping people
when I am able to install a pension plan in a business that never had one. My husband and I are into gardening, and have been
working on the garden around our house in Pennsylvania, where we escape from the hustle and bustle of New York City on the
weekends.
My biggest problem is that there are so many things that I find interesting and would like to do, and there just isn't
enough time to do all of them. Not bad!