Angela Morris Swatsley:  

Workplace First job was at Round Table pizza in 1982 - I loved making pizzas, but despised the management at the time. Moved on to Wienerschnitzel, which was a blast for 3 1/2 years - lots of fun and great memories. While at wiener dog, I enlisted in the Air Force in August 1985. Left Woodland for basic training in Feb 1986 and, except for visits, never went back. Spent 1986-1989 as a member of Air Force Now, traveling the world, making movies for the Air Force and loving every minute of it. After 4 years of service, I moved with my husband, Mark, to Osan AB, Korea, where I did volunteer video work for the public affairs office. From Korea we moved to Germany, where our only child, David, was born. I spent 1991-1992 volunteering at the Family Services Support office (I was fortunate enough to be able to take David to work with me). I became assistant coordinator during my year there, helping families transition in & out of Ramstein AB, and providing aid to those who were forced to evacuate Clark AB. That year was one of the best - the job was fulfilling, life in Germany was fantastic and I had my son, David. From Germany it was back to the States, out of the military and onto Wisconsin. Became a paralegal in 1994, first working in small claims & workers compensation, then moving into family and criminal law - oh, what an experience that was - and finally ending up in real estate law, which I loved. Joined the Air Force Reserves in 1996, and became (of all things) a cook. Though the Services career field encompasses 5 different jobs, the one most people focus on is food service. But hey, someone has to do it! In 2002 I quit the legal profession and in 2003 I moved into something more flexible - food service!! Yes, there is a theme here... some things just don't change. It's okay though, I've always loved to cook, so I might as well go with it. From 2003 until the summer ...Expand for more