Q:Draw a genogram of the May family.(FAMILY GENOGRAM DIAGRAM REQUIRED) Make sure to include names, ages, role in the business (if applicable) and any other pertinent information.

Power Play at the Inn

Fronting on the Pacific Ocean, the Inn at the Wharf boasts 410 guest rooms and suites, two dining rooms, a lobby bar, and the lively Gull's Nest nightclub. The inn's annual revenues are $15 million. Robert May, 57, purchased and remodeled the inn in 1970. His wife Katherine, although not now active in the business, had assisted in decorating and menu design. They have three children: Jake, 35; Amy, 30; and Andy, 24. Three years ago, Jake and his wife Elaine, wanting to settle down from their life as rock musicians and start a family, were welcomed back. Jake manages the Gull's Nest. Elaine, a stabilizing force for Jake, especially during the stress of on-the-road tours, is interested in using her art skills at the inn. Business degree in hand, Amy took over office management five years ago, including computer operations, for the inn. She and her husband, who is not involved at the inn, have a son. Andy will soon receive his degree in hotel and restaurant management and expects to work at the inn upon graduation. Today, Robert arrived home looking haggard. Questioning him, Katherine soon discovered that Amy had come into Robert's office and burst into tears. Jake had been through her office with an old buddy who represented a computer company and informed Amy that he was considering purchasing a new computer system for the inn. "And besides that, Dad, I'm pregnant again. Can I handle my job and two children?" Robert called Jake to his office and inquired about the computer decision. Much to Robert's surprise, Jake pulled out his wallet and presented a new business card: "Jacob May, General Manager, Inn at the Wharf."