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#122
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Springfield, Ohio
Posts: 5,446
Medical Transcriptionist in Pathology, Farmer, Senior Agent for Emery Air Freight, Secretary for Allison Div. of General Motors, Accounts Receivable Bookkeeper for SPECO. Been retired since 1991, so this was all from 1950 to 1991.
#123
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Join Date: May 2011
Location: Springfield, Illinois
Posts: 645
Mom, 25 years; Paralegal, 23 years; Sunday School Teacher/GAs-Acteens Leader/Youth Leader, 20 years; Foster Parent, 15 years (gave up license in 2009); Navy Yeoman, 12 years (got out in 2009); Part-time Proofreader/Researcher, 9 years. Got my BS in CJA as well, and am working on a degree in Theology. Life is good.
#126
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Louisiana
Posts: 2,440
I had three daughters and one son, all married now with families of their own. Over the years have enjoyed my grandchildren so much. The ones that live here are growing up fast, 27, 17, and two that are 15. The younger ones live in Katy, TX and are 12, 8 and 6 yrs. The ones in Katy will be here this weekend for a visit, can't wait. They moved there after hurricane Katrina, we miss them so much. I was married to the greatest guy for almost 52 yrs, he is now deceased.
I worked for the federal government for 21 yrs, and am retired for 11 years.
I worked for the federal government for 21 yrs, and am retired for 11 years.
#127
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Louisiana
Posts: 2,440
WOW!!!! You have really been busy over the years. Good for you.
I remember whenI was a kid, I helped a neighbor shell butter beans, she gave me a few nickels that I used for candy or to go to the movies. My sisters and brothers would collect hangers, I guess to sell. We used to go to the neighborhood movie often, so it must have been really inexpensive. I do remember going to the park pool and it was only 18 cents to get in. I'm afraid I am dating myself.
Ha!Ha!
I remember whenI was a kid, I helped a neighbor shell butter beans, she gave me a few nickels that I used for candy or to go to the movies. My sisters and brothers would collect hangers, I guess to sell. We used to go to the neighborhood movie often, so it must have been really inexpensive. I do remember going to the park pool and it was only 18 cents to get in. I'm afraid I am dating myself.
Ha!Ha!
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