Kay Cornett:  

that are still in my life today. One particular friend was not only my Matron of Honor when I remarried in 2001, but is godmother to my eldest daugter. My fondest memories are not of the students but of the relationships I shared with many of the faculty members. One such person was my guidance counselor, Mr. Waggoner, he showed me such kindness and understanding during times of dispair that it stays with me to this day. I have tried to both honor and repay his kindness by being open to friends and family in times of need. Helping them to find the answers to the their troubles in much the same manner as Mr. Waggoner had helped me. College I briefly attended college via correspondence courses, working towards my Associates Degree in Business/ Accounting. Unfortunately due to financial difficulties I had to withdraw which soon followed with the birth of my children and I soon realized that the greatest "degree" of all is parenthood and put all my efforts into mastering it.