Point and Shoot, Florida (YU)--Heap took a job in Delray Beach, at the bank his father had been on the board of directors of, writing branch applications, site selection plans, and long-range planning documents. He found a job for Brenda as a technical instructor, with Mitel, a manufacturer of telephone switchboards, or PABXs.

They moved.

Their grandfather sold them the house behind his house, The Cottage, on an agreement for deed, for $15,000, no money down, and a low monthly payment, so they could get back on their feet, financially.

The boys were now in public school, and could walk across the street, to school.

Heap rode his bike to work, and Brenda car-pooled.

Later, she bought a $200 car, a pre-wrecked Mustang--the first $200 car had been stolen, and they had been without a car, for a year--to get to work and back in.