Tucson Natural Bed and Breakfast Arizona

by  L. Marc Haberman 

I was born and raised on a farm in Windom, Minnesota. Growing up close to the changing seasons gave me a well-grounded perspective on life. A European tour of duty in the U.S. Air Force helped me appreciate the diversity of other cultures and added a European perspective to my life. In 1976, I received my B.A. degree from San Francisco State University in Creative Arts, and in 1996 received an A.A. degree in Commercial Art from the Tucson Art Center. I have been a holistic health practitioner for 18 years. I am an accomplished artist, writer, designer, and photographer. I speak German, Spanish, and Greek. I am an adjunct faculty member of Pima Community College. In my leisure time, I enjoy hiking the Southwest, science fiction films, flying small aircraft, travel, and photography. The Natural Bed & Breakfast grounds include my massage office and art studio. My grandmother came from Greece in 1910 and passed the tradition of hospitality to me. Soon after coming to America, Grandma Mangus made the journey to Utah where she ran a boarding house and cooked for around 30 coal miners each day. About 15 years ago, I rented out a room in my townhouse through a Bed & Breakfast agency. I liked the idea and fondly remembered Grandma Mangus. I purchased a multi-bedroom home and went to work. That was nine years ago. In that time, Iâve integrated my work as a professional Muscular Therapist, Holistic Health Practitioner, Nutritionist, and Feng Shui practitioner into the tradition of Greek hospitality that Grandma Mangus passed on to me. That is how Natural Bed & Breakfast came to be.