Pete Ruscitto

Well it all started a long time ago in Schenectady, New York. Fortunately, it hasn't ended yet.

Did many things during my lifetime. Two years of college studying Aircraft Operations at Long Island Agricultural and Technical Institute (Farmingdale, NY). Two more at Parks College of Aeronautical Technology (St. Louis University) to graduate as a meteorologist. Got my wings too.

Spent five years as a meteorologist with the "Weather Bureau" now known as the "Weather Service." Left the "bureau" to try my hand at starting my own private weather service serving the general public, but the Weather Channel beat me to it. From there I migrated to my first love... flying. Had been teaching part-time for quite a few years, then went full time. Found out that can be very "dangerous" in that I nearly starved to death. Gave up the flying and went to work at RCA in Lancaster, Pennsylvania as a materials planner. Around 3 years later, left RCA and went on the road as a "manufacturers' rep" covering the Northeast U.S. initially, and eventually the East Coast, from Maine to Florida. Great career but eventually returned to my first love as a flight instructor, charter pilot, and eventually corporate pilot flying Learjets and Hawkers. Now that was fun. But, as all things must come to an end, I "retired" in 1994, bought land in Montana, and moved here in 1998. My history sounds complicated, but I enjoyed a versatile life-style and have no regrets.

Now, I'm involved in real estate. I work with buyers and sellers and do interactive virtual tours for myself and other agents in our Landmark office. These virtual tours are a joint effort by my wife, Kathy, and me. I take the photographs and do the computer thing, and Kathy writes the descriptions, as only a women can do. Our joint effort produces the finest interactive virtual tours around. Check them out. Click on the spinning house .

Montana was a great move. I'm anxious to work with you. With my varied background, we just may have something in common... perhaps even crossed paths somewhere, sometime.

I have a philosophy: "Life's long enough to try something once, too short to make the same mistake twice."

Enough about me. Now, it's all about YOU.

Cell: 406-202-2351

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