Beverly Roland:
CLASS OF 1975
Worthington High SchoolClass of 1975
Worthington, MN
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I live in Worthington unil 1989 then we moved to Lakefield. The reason for movig was the school for our son, and the housing. We bought my husbands grandparets house.
Shawn Johnson because of what we shared and what he is going through.
I love game shows, true stories, court showes. We have a cat and a dog. I would love to get some fish and birds again to.
That I lost two daughters
If I could improve my home, I'd remodel house and add on a bed room. My dream home would be a log cabin.
That they grow up way to fast.
I would love to see Mabel Luing. She was also my dad' teacher.
If I won $100 million, I'd give part of it to my son and grand kids, then spend the rest on travel and help out some family and friends, new home and put the rest away for laer.
Never did live in a dorm. Did live in a home while goig to college. We had a lot of fun times there.
My current age is 53. When I was 12, I thought that people my age now would be here for ever. I was so completely wrong.
AfterI got out of vo tec school I worked for sathers cookies co. Then went to work at Bedfords which I re...Expand for more
ally liked. After my son was born I opened up a day care for ten years. Then in 1989 we moved and I went back to factory work.I do like factory work. Some better than others.
He married some one else
My best friend would tell you I'm a very caring person, but people who don't know me very well would probably describe me as quite.
I share my home with my husband, which I find very trying.
Get more schooling and not get married whn I did.
In 10 years, I hope to be still woking. I'm going to get there by chaging my out look on life.
My first job was at the nursing home , where I got paid $4.50 to wash dishes. What I remember most about it is it was a learning expernice dealing with olde people.
When I was about 4 or 5 I was taking lunch out to my dad who was working in the field. Well in order to get there I had to cross a creek. It was fairly wide, so my dad said to step on the bogs. Well I tried and fell in the water. Dad fishd my out got me dried off. He ate his lunch put my little panties in the bag and sent me back to the house. I hated wet pants All my life. My dad still talks about that yet today.
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