Julie Creason:  

CLASS OF 1978
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Canton High SchoolClass of 1978
Canton, MO

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Hello there! Does anyone really read these things I wonder? My My how the years have flown. Through them all, I have found that I have inherited my father's determination, my mother's good sence, and my grandmother's double chin. Oh well, I wonder if that's what they mean by the term "genitic link" So, I left Canton HS because for some odd reason, my folks would not leave me fend for myself on the streets of Canton during my Senior Year, so I had to move with them to Columbia. There, I specialized in reving up my look, dropping allot of weight, and fending off the boys who followed me into the girls bathroom. After HS, I started collecting husbands as some folks collect postage stamps. 5 years and 3 babies later, I finally gave up the elusive married life and struck out on my own. After nursing school, I remained an IV pusher and professional butt buffer for 16 years; and then I found my dream job, being a graphic artist for Walsworth Pub. Co., which some of you may remember as having made Canton's yearbooks back in my 'ole HS days at Canton. It was a small cut in pay but hey, it was allot less stressful and bloody. Things went well for around 5.5 years, and then, in double aught '2, as my best friend Sandy and I were sitting on Hwy. 36 heading east waiting on roadwork traffic, I was rear-ended by a Gully 16 wheeler. It killed Sandy instantly and I am paralyzed from just under my breasts down. Sure, it was crap, and I didn't like it a bit, but life sometimes has a way of turning things around for you. I was awarded quite a sum of money, and between saving more for when the money runs out and living day to day, I have been able to help quite a few people. Not just money wise either, because with the cost of medical supplies an...Expand for more
d such these days, money isn't always the easy commodity to give out. Suffice it to say that there are allot of ways of helping people that I wasn't able to do before, so I count my blessings everyday, as "uncool" as that may sound. I spend my days now making art of some form or other, as well as tormenting husband #4. I swore I would never do it again after my last bust up in 1984, but this man and I had been together 7 years before the wreck and he continued to stay with me and care for me after the wreck. I finally gave into his whinning and begging and became his 2nd wife in '05. I don't think the money had much to do with his decision to marry me, because He was whinning and begging me to marry him even before the wreck. I have 3 cats, all crazy, and would like to get a small dog to teach tricks to, but I do believe that that dog would have to have a death wish to live in a house of 3 highly independent cats. How do I hope old friends remember me? As being a kind and fun loving person. Oh, and thanks yearbook staff of '78 & '79 for putting my senior picture with drop outs "Class Mates" section of my senior composite. I went on to graduate from Hickman HS in Columbia MO in 1978. They had a pool there, plus, I got to play football. I was a terror to the opponents which surprised the heck out of me! I swam in the pool during the two coldest quarters of the year and never got sniffle one! I loved it... ...which takes me back to the beginning of my little tome here. I gave up all of my bad habits except for an occasional cigar ever now and then. I wont go into my other bad habits as this is not the place for them. If you have read this little ditty then congrats! Here's a cigar for you. Sincerely, Julie D. Creason-Anderson
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