A Legend in Delta County?

I just received a mass e-mail from Mark Schultz, yes, the Mark Schultz. For those of you that don't know, here is his wikipedia bio: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_Schultz_(amateur_wrestler)
If you have a bio on wikipedia, you are kind of a big deal. Here is what his e-mail said:
Hi Everyone,
I hate to admit this but I'm looking for a job. I need to find one right now too! Our company (USA Masonry) is going under in about a month and I'll lose my health insurance. Here's 2 of my resume's. One for coaching and one for Athletic Director. I'd like to stay in Colorado if possible. If not I'll probably move to California. Call me or write to my email. I have no teaching certificate (California requires one) so I'm stuck with colleges and private schools in that state. I don't know about Colorado. I sent one of these emails to the California Clubs thinking someone must know something but I get asked "do you want to teach" a lot. I can't say I do under the present circumstances. It's not that I don't like it. It's that I'm 48 and can't build up a decent retirement even if I work till I'm 60. I have to do something else if I'm going to survive after retirement. I'd like to work for USAW. I've applied for several jobs (both national coaches, manager of developing style, grappling coach (not paid much there though). I'd also not mind living in North Denver and learn to fly helicopters with Jake Miller, Darryl's son. I don't know what to do so I'm reaching out.

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Mark Schultz
(303) 809-5286
1969 Denver West Dr. #1035
Golden, CO 80401
msgrappling@gmail.com

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Obviously, with a resume' like his, ending up in Delta County may not be his number one choice. However, Delta County is a nice place with good people, and I feel I would not be doing my job if I at least didn't spread the word and see if this possibility, although a long shot, could become a reality.