Janet Fountain Taylor:  

Hello everyone, Although I never attended Belle Chasse High School, many of my old friends did. This is the reason for signing the roster. I apologize if I have offened anyone by doing so. I'm married to a twin who were adopted together. Jerry is a retired Chief Warrant Officer 4 from the ARMY of thirty (30) years. He has 5 biological grown children, 3 adopted grown children and is a step father to my children. I had five children. I lost my twin sons Jonah and Joshua the day before Easter, April 13, 1974. Then I lost my youngest son, Norman Gene, III on Oct. 7, 2001 on Pioneer Peak Mountain, Palmer, AK. I suffered a major stroke two weeks later. It took four years to fully recover. My husband and I live in Eagle River, Alaska. We have a business called Taylor Services. I'm in the process of opening two more businesses. The first, is to sell my copyright protected wildlife photogrpahy. The second, to open a ceramics business here in Eagle River. I am a published author, with two more non-fiction books coming out in late 2011. My cookbook is called, "Cookin Cajun in the Bush." My mother named the book for me. When looking for a title she asked if the interior of Alaska was nicknamed "the bush?" I said yes. So, the cookbook was named. My books are published by Xlibris Publishers and can be bought through me. My mother passed away June 25th, 2005. Those who knew her will dearly miss her inculding myself. My younger brother Ricky has mother's old cell phone number. I really look forward when I call him. My education is vast. I'm a committed lifetime student. I attended Tyler Junior College, LSU, Phillips Junior College, TULANE University and University of Alaska Anchorage. I enjoy Arts and Science and Liberal Arts. Forensic and Arceaological Anthropology are so fascinating to the point, that, I can't let it alone. So, I decided to try my carreer at it. I am always finding things on the beaches from southeast Alaska to the eastern continental seaboard of the United States. My hobbies are comedy, dog sledding, fishing, ice fishing, hunting, down hill or cross country skiing, baseball, swimming,...Expand for more