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It meant a great deal to me that at one of the reunions our class honored Jerry Stock for being the first to RSVP to the reunion. That gesture showed a "coming of age" and and inclusiveness that made me very proud to be a member of the Class of 66.

I had the privilege of graduating from nursing school and spent most of my nursing career working in Neonatal Intensive Care Units. For about 13 months I live in Ethiopia and actually experienced "how the other half lives". It was an invaluable opportunity to use every bit on knowledge and ingenuity I had to meet some of the overwhelming needs. Back in the States I continued my nursing career and worked my way through Temple University. After getting snowed in at a hospital in Philadelphia for 3 days, I said, "no more snow and ice for me" and moved to Florida. Eventually, finished grad school and became a nurse practitioner. Returned to Kenya for a 6-month stint "in the 'burbs", and now teach nursing and other clinical courses in a small community hospital in Boynton Beach, FL.

Lesley Wright and Martie Schreiner were my two closest childhood friends. Lesley died several years ago, but Martie and I have become reacquainted for which I am very grateful. We have reminisced about growing up in Mt. Lebanon many times. I was anxious to get away from Pittsburgh after high school, but now am grateful for the opportunities I had growing up in Mt. Lebanon.

I occasionally look at Facebook but prefer to correspond on email.

I am still working full time, and enjoy being able to be active through out the year in Florida. My passion is caring for babies born prematurely or chidlren with disabilities, and I try to pariticipate in the March of Dimes walks.

I wasn't sure I would ever get my life together after I graduated from Mt. Lebanon, but I have enjoyed it and the many challenges and opportunities that have come my way!