Because Musser was there, so were the best and brightest of the local information technology industry. Musser was wearing an open-collared sport shirt, blue sweater and tan corduroy trousers, a uniform copied diligently by seemingly every male working on Safeguard's campus. He and his wife, Betty, were divorced after 43 years of marriage. They have a son and daughter. Nobody can resist giving him tidbits to eat.
Golden retrievers have such wonderful attributes.
Every day, limousines carrying computer techies turn onto Devon Park Drive in Wayne and enter the 10-acre office campus that Musser has put together. For the most part, the limousines contain bright young people carrying cell phones, laptops and big ideas. Without this guy, we're probably not in the major leagues. But he built the foundation that will serve us well for generations. Over the years, that has meant millions of dollars for the Red Cross, the Boy Scouts, Lehigh University, the United Way, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Art Museum and other charities.