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In 1982, he moved to Minneapolis, Minnesota.

He lived off his Social Security disability pension and a job as a test subject for scent-intensity research.

He was an ordained minister of his own Church of Eternal Childhood, and ran a one-man nonprofit support organization for people rediscovering and re-experiencing childhood, called “ We Won ’ t Grow Up .” He tried to remain an active member of the children ’ s community around his home, giving readings at the local library and setting up phone calls to terminally ill children around the world.

He often contributed to the Bulletin Board section of the St. Paul Pioneer Press newspaper.