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Humans of East Lansing

Andrew Merkle
April 20, 2015
<p>Economics sophomore Lucas Keomany poses for a portrait April 13, 2015, outside the MSU Union. Keomany said he used to work in underwater welding but retired because of the dangers of the job. Kelsey Feldpausch/ The State News</p>

Economics sophomore Lucas Keomany poses for a portrait April 13, 2015, outside the MSU Union. Keomany said he used to work in underwater welding but retired because of the dangers of the job. Kelsey Feldpausch/ The State News

Lucas Keomany

Fact: he studied at the University of Maryland.

Economics sophomore

“I’m 26. I’m married with two kids. And I’m a retired underwater welder. ... I’ve worked in the Gulf and up and down the coast. I even worked for NASA. ... I left underwater welding because it’s very dangerous. There’s a short life expectancy. I came back to school because I wanted something better for my kids and my family.”

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