Dawn Camp:  

Life Wow! Where does one start? So much has happened since those days of long ago, as I glance over names and try to remember, the faces and laughter will always remain, but the names are distant, hard to remember. I've already posted a bio once, but at a push of a button it vanished, and I have just gotten enough motivation to try it again. First I must say life has been really good to me, I've crossed the Grand Canyon, traveled the Blue Ridge Mts. have lived North, South, East, and West, I have witnessed and seen more than most on an intimate level, I guess that means I've almost starved in the process. My parents were extremely strict and so I took off after finishing half year of 11th grade. Two years on the road, I'm one of the kids that you heard about, a "runaway" lost to the night, and I lived to tell about it. Traveling from Texas to San Diego often, to see my beloved friends, to enjoy the times we could squeeze in before I had to dissapear again, I don't know why the urge to wander was so strong in me, and fear wasn't something I possessed, the excitement of the new and unknown raced through my veins, a destination was always on my agenda. Today, I am thankful for those times, they are always there for me to reflect. I'm sure that I've lost on other things, but that's o.k. My travels introduced me to my first husband, we met in the city of Houston, he robbed drugstores and I waitressed, we left the city(in a hurry) and traveled for a year and a half, he took me to the southern states of Ga. N.Car. and S.Car. where I got to experience life 100yrs. behind time,great fun fishing and pokin around the woods and such, then we went to Colo. where we managed a high rise, left there with 3 others to cross the Grand Canyon, we ended up in Seattle Wa. as my mother lived there, we settled there and had my first child "John" in 1976, our marriage was real rocky and we separated in 78, Johnny (my husband) drowned in the Skykomish river in 1980, trying to save h...Expand for more