Dana Lybrand:
CLASS OF 1979
Jefferson High SchoolClass of 1979
Edgewater, CO
Barnes Business CollegeClass of 1990
Denver, CO
Red Rocks Community CollegeClass of 1979
Lakewood, CO
Beth Eden Baptist High SchoolClass of 1976
Denver, CO
Dana's Story
Life
After Jefferson (which I only attended for 2 years, after been in Baptist school for 4 long years- I was never Baptist either, long story)- I enrolled in Red Rocks for one semester, after which I had to leave since my father was terminally ill, actually my father became ill with prostate cancer while I was at Jefferson my junior year, so unbeknowst to most people I had that to deal with on the home front). After that traumatic experience (my father passed in 1980) I unexpectedly joined the Army for all of two months, getting a medical discharge for high arches (those platform shoes did not help that us ladies used to wear back in the day!) During that time I became engaged to someone I met in the Army in Alabama, came back to Colorado and got dumped. I lost my mother very unexpectedly in 1988 two weeks before my 28th birthday, so the 80's were not a happy time for me. My first serious relationship did not happen until after my parents were gone. In high school I lived a very sheltered life and hardly knew anyone due to things at home and losing my other brother when I was only nine months old at...Expand for more
the time. (I found out recently I was actually younger when this event happened in 1962). Still trying to find that inner peace within myself. For me life is better after 40 than when I was in high school, being the literal wallflower that I was. If I could of have the finances available to me I would have gone onto CU Boulder and gotten a degree in art or journalism (as when I was at
Jefferson some people expected me to go onto writing for a newspaper or along those lines). But, life sometimes has other plans. After working in my boyfriends family wholesale jewelry business for around 12 years, the business wound down (even before the current economic downturn) closed up shop and eventually the business was a financial loss as were other things in life afterwards. Believe it or not now at age um, close to that fun number (which I will turn at the end 2010!) I find myself working at my local Walgreens. I am hoping at the next magical age something else will transform in this road we all call life. I have no kids and I have never married, but have been in a long term relationship of over 20 years.
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