Kimberly Small:
CLASS OF 1984
Procter R. Hug High SchoolClass of 1984
Reno, NV
Texas Christian UniversityClass of 1988
Ft. worth, TX
O'Brien Middle SchoolClass of 1980
Reno, NV
Stead Elementary SchoolClass of 1977
Reno, NV
Lemmon Valley Elementary SchoolClass of 1976
Reno, NV
Kimberly's Story
Life
Hello everyone! Can't wait to see everyone at the 40-Year Reunion in August!
After graduation, I went to college in Texas where I obtained my BS in Social Work. Then, I moved to Vermont/New Hampshire to get to know my extended family (grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins, etc). While there I served for 4 years as the Baptist Student Union Director at Dartmouth College and also went to work in human services in the non-profit sector. While serving at Dartmouth, I also obtained my MA in Counseling Psychology. In March 1997, I moved to North Carolina to begin work on my doctorate in Clinical Psychology. In Dec. 1999, I put my studies on hold and moved back to NH to deal with health issues.
I am blessed with so many wonderful, loving people in my life. In August 2005, I moved back to Texas to live with a friend from college. She and her family were just wonderful and ministered to me in ways I could never have imagined. Now, that family has moved to Atlanta and I returned to North Carolina in July 2006 to be with my amazing church family here. I continue to live my life to the fullest extent possibl...Expand for more
e and God continues to grant me new days to live! I have much to be thankful for.
I am also mother to a 42-year old daughter with some developmental delays (born Feb. 14, 1982). Maranda moved in with me in October 1998 when she was a 16-year-old foster child. When she turned 21, she officially left the foster care system and transferred to the adult system for individuals with developmental disabilities - making my official title then "Home Care Provider." I have since adopted Maranda and am proud to be her mother. It has been amazing to watch her grow. I also adopted a now 36-year-old daughter (born Sept. 7, 1088). She is the mother of my grandson, William (born June 20, 2012). Fostering has been the most challenging and the most rewarding thing I have ever done. It is a very humbling experience to be a part of a child's life in this way and to have the opportunity to make a difference in their lives.
Anyway, I would absolutely LOVE to hear from anyone. Relationships have taken on even more importance for me since my diagnoses and I have enjoyed rekindling some old friendships in the past few years.
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