Kathryn Williams:
CLASS OF 1968
Righetti High SchoolClass of 1968
Santa maria, CA
Kathryn's Story
Life
Greetings & Salutations. After leaving Santa maria, I went to Seattle area to stay near my father. I married in '69, had 2 kids, a daughter in '71 and a son in '75. Both still live in Seattle area near my sisters. Mary & margaret. I know have 3 grandsons. My daughter has 2 boys, her eldest was born in Germany where she was stationed during Desert Storm era. My son was one. His wife is current active duty. Earl was in Iraq in during Desert Storm and has since passed way, Elmer is still active duty MI/linquistics. I graduated from Seattle Universary (cum laude I might add) with degrees in education and history, taught for a while and now am a director in a non-profit struggling to get recognition for Aroostook War vets and descendants as Revolutionary war participants. And am having a great time. I sent some time in Europe just after "The Wall" came down, then ran a hotel and bar in New Orleans for a while (that was an experience). I was an elected public officer during t...Expand for more
he mid 1980's and still try to be active. Was a state delegate during the last election.I still believe in Thomas Jefferson's concept of government. I would love to hear from others. My best friend right now is a two year old collie named Jolene. She's my third generation of collie ( I had all four of her grandparents)and she travels with me everywhere. Oh I forgot to mention that I live in Maine where my family originated. My mom still lives in Santa Maria. Katie Bartley
College
The one serious thing I remember about my graduate work was living on campus (I attended a Jesuit institution)while the Vatican was threatening to reign in the American Jesuit institutions. My on-campus priests were in constant small group discussions throughout campus with each other demanding to know "who that Polish upstart thinks he is". Our archbishop was under papal "probation" and the full extent of the order differences was very evident. It was an interesting climate to be studying under.
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