Ginger Burr:  

Life Buddy and I celebrated our 29th anniversary in June and amazingly we grow more in love with each passing year. Our lives have not been easy as we started so young but through the grace of God, we have made a wonderful life for our odd little family. We have 2 children, Brandi, 28 and Bryan 24 (Who went to live in heaven in July 9, 2010) We live in Round Rock where I work as a pediatric RN. Buddy is a Senior Data Analyst for the Texas electricity power grid, ERCOT. Brandi, has been married to her high school sweetheart, Jason, for 7 years and they have one daughter, Madison, 3. Being a grandparent to this beautiful little girl is such a privilege. Bryan, who had CP and was both physically and mentally challenged, graduated from high school in 2007. He was a gold medal special Olympian in bowling and also rode horses at R.O.C.K.(Ride on Center for Kids). He was a very sweet and loving young man who, despite his declining health, kept us busy with all of his activities. I cherished each and every moment I spent with this amazing little guy and feel proud and blessed to have been chosen to be his mother, even for such a short time. Both of our children have courageously overcome great hurdles in life and they continue to be my inspiration to live life to the fullest, even in the face of adversity. Buddy and I enjoy traveling and do so at every opportunity. Our list of places that we have been to continues to grow, as does our list of places we still have yet to visit. We love Jamaica and have been numerous times but we have also traveled to the Caymen Islands, St Kitts/Nevis, Honduras, Mexico, Belize and of course the infamous Las Vegas! ***For more up to date info about me and pics of my family visit Ginger Bradshaw-Burr on Facebook. I would love to reconnect with old friends! School High school was a great time and where I met my best friend and future husband, Buddy. My senior year was tough. Having gotten pregnant and then married the summer before, I found out that people I thought were my friends really weren't. I chose to continue in band and even march at the games. It wasn't easy but my teachers were very helpful and provided a lot of emotional support and encouragement. A special thanks to Mr Tucker and Ms Duell. Graduating meant a lot to me and I wasn't going to let anyone or anything stop me. Brandi was born in February and though it was difficult, I managed to attend classes, maintain my grades and walk...Expand for more