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A Tree for an Outdoorsman

When in London, where he and Mrs. Arczynski lived for nine years before returning to New York last year, the Alps became their playground. Back in the United States, he loved where the family settled, in Monmouth County, N.J., partly because from there he could take a bracing, high-speed ferry ride every day to work across New York Harbor to his job as a senior vice president at Aon, in 2 World Trade Center.

But the family is in a quandary now about what kind of tree would best represent him: Canadian Maple seemed perfect at first. "But I like the idea of an evergreen, too," his wife said.

Profile published in THE NEW YORK TIMES on October 11, 2001.