Kerry Coombs:
CLASS OF 1993
Center Area High SchoolClass of 1993
Monaca, PA
Kerry's Story
Kerry is from Aliquippa, Pennsylvania. Kerry's schools include Center Area High School. Kerry later attended Robert Morris University (Marketing and advertising) , Pennsylvania State University (Undergrad Studies) .
Music Kerry likes includes The Mini Band, Buddy Guy, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band. Books Kerry likes include The Old Farmers Almanac, Twilight Saga, The Holy Bible. Movies Kerry likes include Singles, Clark Griswold, Purple Rain. TV shows Kerry likes include Regular Show, Pittsburgh Dad, The Vampire Diaries.
One of Kerry's favorite quotes is:""Don't compromise yourself...you're the only one you've got!" - Janis Joplin
"When choosing between two evils, I always like to try the one I've never tried before." - Mae West
"White Americans, what, nothin' better to do?
Why don't you kick yourself out? You're an immigrant too
Who's usin' who? What should we do?
Well you can't be a pimp and a prostitute too" - Icky Thump, The White Stripes
"Well, in answer to your last question, I would say this: Nobody ever gets to know no body! We're all of us sentenced to solitary cofinement inside our own skins, for life!..."
"....I stayed there alone on the bayou....All that time, all that lonely time, I felt I was - waiting for something!....What does anyone wait for? For something to happen, for anything to happen, to make things make more sense...it's hard to remember what that feelin'g was like b...Expand for more
ecause I've lost it now, but I was waiting for something like if you ask a question you wait for someone to answer, but you ask the wrong question or you ask the wrong person and the answer don't come."
- Val, "Orpheaus Descending" by Tennesse Williams
"It is a lineage of which to be proud. Not proud in any boastful, vain, pharisaical sense, but devoutly proud. Our ancestors were plain, rugged, hard working men and women. They lacked surface polish. But they had something better, character refined and purified in God's furnaces of affliction. They had brains, they had hearts -Christ-like in tenderness. They had principles, religious and political, for which they braved dangers most appalling, and suffered hardships to us almost incredible. If we have one drop of Scotch-Irish blood in our veins, we want to hold up our heads like men, and remember that in all this land there is nothing cleaner, purer, finer, nor bluer than this."
"They bought us a heritage that we ought to prize. There are farms in this neighborhood - not very rich in soil, nor as beautiful for situation as some - but you and I prize them because they represent the toil and sacrifice of former generations, and the very fields are dear to us, because for them and in them wrought loving hands long since still and cold."
- Excerpt from the Address by Rev. Buchanan, 1902, Mill Creek Presbyterian Church 118th Anniversary".
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