What's Up:
Hi, I live in
Beeville, Texas south of San Antonio, and have for the last 29
years! I love antiquing. In fact, we live in a 125 year old
two-story home which is filled with antiques, so I'm always hunting
for something! I also enjoy photography, scrap-booking, movies,
reading, concerts (like Cher, Seinfeld, Elton John) and going to San
Antonio SPURS games. GO SPURS! We also try to go to a Dallas
Cowboy game once or twice a year.My Occupation:
I graduated
from Abilene Christian University with a elementary ed degree and
taught school for 7 years, and then "retired" to have a family. I
was a "stay-at-home-mom" involved with our two girls’ activities,
sports, etc. Also, very involved in the community, library board,
women's clubs (president and officer), art association, art museum
docent, Navy league member, and active in my church as a teacher,
etc.( Whoa, didn't mean to give a resume!) Oh, and in a "mid-life
crisis time", (for me), my husband entered me in the "Mrs. Texas
International Pageant". (I was runner-up so it helped me through
that period!) Lately though, Kyle and I are enjoying traveling and
visiting friends and family.
My Family:
My husband is
Kyle. We met at Abilene Christian University and were married after
graduation in 1969. (He got his masters in banking at SMU). He was
first a bank examiner, and then we moved to Beeville (his home-town)
where he was president and CEO of two banks. He also "retired"
early, about 10 years ago, and now concentrates on ranching and
investments....We have two daughters both of whom also graduated
from ACU. Cameron, the oldest, 29, received her masters in speech
pathology and owns her own company, "Speech Therapists of San
Antonio". Cassidi, age 25, is director of therapy with Cameron's
other company, "The Therapy Team" (physical, occupational, and
speech) also in San Antonio. They employ approximately 60
therapists. They are both single.
Favorite Memories:
I enjoyed Mr.
Trujillo's Spanish class, and guess he inspired me to take Spanish
in college. (It really comes in handy in South Texas!)
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