Pamela Suhr:  

st year at Bradley University (even though she is now finishing her Junior year). She was so active in high school that I think I spent as much time there as I did when I was at Foreman. She was in all the plays, choirs and very involved in the speech team. If you have never seen a speech event it is nothing like you would imagine. Anyway, she just came back going to both Nationals for the first time. I can't wait for her to come home as I have not fared well as an empty nester. One of the greatest adventures which I have continued is constant travel. To give you an idea, (and this is all year long), in the past 6 months I have gone on separate trips to Japan, Budapest, cruised from Rio down to Buenos Aires (the last time I was in Rio my daughter, mom and I went hang gliding in the Amazon), spent New Years in Poland, ran over to Venice before Becky went back to school, went to southern Spain and Gilbratar in early Feb, flew to Iceland and then over to central Norway to stay at an Ice Lodge as well as go dogsledding (I ran my own team for awhile) in mid march and just spent last week in Jamaica. As soon as Becky get done with school we're heading to London, then in June up to Minneapolis for my nephew's college graduation (some of you might remember my brother Paul from Foreman 01). We then are all heading to the Galapagos Islands again (it's really wonderful) in July and in August I'm meeting up with my mom in Switzerland after she goes hot air ballooning over Europe and going to explore southern Germany. After that I heading up to Seattle with Chris Posch, Dana Bender and Judy Carlson (we all were close friends at Lloyd and Chris and Dana went to Foreman) for a cruise up to Canada. I am sure there will be much more travel this year but this is the only things I have booked so far. I am incredibly blessed as well as my father, stepmother, mom and her friend, my in-laws and even my husband's grandmother (who is 103) are all doing well. I have been involved in the Chicago area commercial real estate arena for 24 years and then got involved with the mortgage industry for the past 5. Originally is was great but I think anyone who has turned on a tv knows that it's not the time to be in the business. I'm now taking a breather. Fortunately, my daughter has a full ride between scholarships and my mom's endowment and my husband has a wonderful job. We have lived in Palatine since Jan 1982 and really like it here. Any questions, email me.