Pamela Edwards:
CLASS OF 1985
Concord High SchoolClass of 1985
Wilmington, DE
Titusville Middle SchoolClass of 1982
Titusville, PA
Pleasantville Elementary SchoolClass of 1979
Pleasantville, PA
Gideon Pond Elementary SchoolClass of 1978
Burnsville, MN
Pamela's Story
Life
I moved back to Wilmington two years ago from Charlotte, NC where I lived for 7 yrs and worked for Bank of America. However, I now have moved to Ocean View, DE where my husband works as an occupational therapist, and I'm an office manager. We love it here. It's like a vacation every day. We live on the bay and we're a mile from the ocean.
I traveled extensively throughout Europe and North America throughout my life, and finally decided to get a real job like the rest of the world. I was married on Sept. 3, 2004(yes, my first marriage...I was having too much fun being single! Damn that love thing!) to a wonderful man, Christopher Edwards. He is from S.Wales, UK, and just moved over here a few months before our wedding. (trans-continental relationship till then). I have two wonderful stepsons, Bradley, 16 and Lewis, 15. Both attend boarding school in London, England (they love it). They visit very freequently, and I couldn't ask for a better family. I still paint, and I still work as a pastry chef, (I graduated from Johnso...Expand for more
n & Wales University in 1995)and I recently had several poems and short stories published. My husband is a x-cop (or bobbie as they call them in the UK), and also is an occupational therapist working mostly with head injury patients. (He's pretty artistic too!) We are currently considering a third child, and reciently purchased a home in Ocean View, DE!) I still love a good party, still hang out with several old friends from high school, and really can't believe I actually lived this long after everything I did in high school...and everyone thought I was such a good girl...had you all fooled!!!
On a serious note, high school can be a real pain in the butt. We were all mean to each other at one time or another, and for all of you out there that I treated unkind or joked about, I appoligize for the ignorance of a teenager. A lot of you influenced my life in a positive way and you don't even know it. So to all of you, I say, thank you for being mean, for being rude and for being kind. It made me who I am today...and thats pretty good.
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