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I had to climb through 9 google pages of search results to find anything on this guy.

Here’s one link: https://www.sevendaysvt.com/.../becoming.../Content...

Excerpt: The pics here are worth the click.

Dave Hallquist was dressed in a maroon button-down shirt and black trousers during a tour of the Vermont Electric Cooperative headquarters last month in Johnson.

The former engineer wore comfortable shoes and a black leather men’s watch while showing off a state-of-the-art control room, noting how technology has helped to shorten the length of power outages in the 74 towns VEC serves.

Hallquist has brought the state’s second-largest utility back from bankruptcy, and, after a decade as its chief executive officer, has become a knowledgeable ambassador for the 107-employee co-op.

The next day, Hallquist was back on the job, this time staffing a VEC booth at Renewable Energy Vermont’s conference at the Sheraton hotel in South Burlington.

But the CEO looked different in pumps and a stylish black-and-white blazer. A delicate pearl bracelet had replaced the watch. Shoulder-length auburn locks topped off the new look of VEC’s leader. Affixed to her lapel, the name tag read: Christine Hallquist.

“You probably remember me as David,” she said, reaching out to shake hands with Bob Farnham, an environmental activist from Thetford who was live-streaming the conference” .....

He had his testicles removed because of a cancer scare - maybe? But still has his willy. He takes estrogen to look and sound more feminine.

He married a real woman without telling her about his hobby, and she found out he liked to dress up, and they came to an agreement that he could dress up as a chick and play the piano for 2 hours a day. No, that’s not weird at all.

So he’s not a full eunuch, by choice. I don’t know if men without testes can have sex or even erections??

He’s a cross dresser. He has a few daughters and a son. His mother still loves him but his siblings are weirded out and haven’t spoken to him - at least some of them.

He’s just a nice old man who liked to dress up in dresses and wigs and heels and play the piano. I see no reason to suspect mental damage of any kind.