spotlight MAJOR CRIMES’ LIFE AFTER A MAJOR HIT


PHILLIP KEENE


by joel martens


Actor Phillip Keene is something of a wanderer... though one might say that he came by it honestly having spent several of his early years in Central America with his grandmother, one year in Nicara- gua when he was three-years-old and another in Costa Rica when he was 12.


Those experiences instilled in him a wanderlust that would continue throughout his young adulthood, as he said, “I think it opened my eyes from a really young age. It’s when I got hit by the travel bug and consequently, I ended up working for an airline.” Not just any airline either, he would end up working for aclassic, the world renown airline Pan American, colloquially known as PanAm, the largest international air carrier. It’s the company that would shape the air industry not only in the United States but worldwide from 1927 until its eventual collapse in 1991. And as he said, “That was sort of a dream come true.” It would prove to be another full circle part of his journey as well, as he would come to realize later that the first flight that took him to Nicaragua was on a PanAm plane.


HE WAS KIND ENOUGH TO SHARE A LITTLE ABOUT HIS JOURNEY AND STORY, THUS FAR.


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RAGE monthly | JANUARY 2018


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