Brad Miklosovic:
CLASS OF 1980
Brunswick High SchoolClass of 1980
Brunswick, OH
Parkway South High SchoolClass of 1980
Manchester, MO
Barretts Elementary SchoolClass of 1974
Manchester, MO
Brad's Story
Life
Our hero, having worked all day, listening to his three kids squabble about some idiotic Disney Channel show, decides to update his Classmates bio.
Disguised as a mild-mannered AFLAC agent, our hero, at a moment's notice, transforms into Lord Dad, Master of All His Wife Allows Him to Survey, King of the Easy Chair, Earl of the Remote, Viceroy of the Toilet Plunger, Baron of Dog Discipline and Defender of the Family Realm Against Monsters that Live Under The Bed. (Try saying that in one breath.)
He looks at his life, wondering how he ended in this state.
After being pulled from a joyful life in St. Louis and transported into a sleepy suburb of Cleveland, our hero graduated from high school, attended college, got kicked out of college, lived the life of a bum and wondered what his purpose in life was.
Turning to the Church, he checked out the possiblity of becoming a monk, earning him the nickname of "Father."
It looked as if he would serve others while serving God, when God threw him a curveball.
On the day the Franciscans told him that they believed he should enter the seminary  after which he would be vowed and thus celibate  he had the first date with the woman who would become his wife.
One thing led to another and two and a half years later, he found himself standing at the altar, having a ...Expand for more
ball and chain permanently attached to his leg and a nose ring attached.
Realizing that he needed to support a family, Lord Dad reentered college, this time spending less time on partying and more time on working and studying. Earning a full scholarship to graduate school, he earned his masters in History and set out to have a career.
Unfortunately, the job prospects for History majors is only slightly better than Philosophy majors.
Sick of working third shift in a grocery store, he eagerly sought out a job with a more normal schedule and better paid.
Finally, after nearly two years of searching, he landed a part-time position as a reporter  that year of goofing off in Cadman Clark's class was finally paying off.
Working up the ladder, we became editor of the paper until he fought a losing battle with a lying, low-life, general manager who bad-mouthed our hero's wife.
Unemployed and sick of the stress of newspaper work  not to mention it was extremely difficult to be a Republican in an industry populated with Communists and Idiots (I know that is the same thing)  he started a career with AFLAC.
Today, when not writing long-winded and bizarre bios, he sells AFLAC, works as a freelance writer, occasionally teaches at a local community college and attempts, fruitlessly, to maintain sanity in his house.
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