Annette Snow:  

I always wanted to be a hair stylist when I grew up. My family and friends thought that was a bad idea. As it turns out, they were right. I didn't make it through beauty school. It was too messy. Couldn't stand putting my hands on other peoples hair. I decided I liked money better so I applied at First National Bank and began working in the Data processing dept. I loved the work so from 1967 I remained in banking until 2005 when I decided it was time to retire and enjoy myself at a slower pace. I retired as Bank Manager of a branch of a Community bank that I was instrumental in starting up here in Roseburg. It was a wonderful way to end my career. Hank will retire in Nov. 2012 and we plan to travel in the US. We have traveled abroad but not much in the good ole USA so we will load up the motorhome, pack the doggie beds, throw in the golf clubs, and head south to warmer weather in Dec. 2012. Our daughter is a 7th grade teacher at Eagle Point Middle School so if you have grandchildren going there, tell them you knew Mrs. Hohnstein's mom. My blond hair is still blond, still style-less, but hey, it's me! Most won't remember me. I was very shy and quiet. I went steady with Kenny Sherin for a short time. We were both so shy that we held hands but very seldom spoke. On the phone there was a lot of heavy breathing out of fear we might have to speak. I broke up with Kenny when I couldn't eat in front of him in the cafeteria at the grade school. I was getting so skinny my clothes wouldn't fit anymore, Mom was getting worried and made me give him back his ring. Later, he dated the gal that became my sister-in-law. He lived in an apartment across from ...Expand for more