Linda Lundquist:  

Life My husband Rex Lundquist and I live in Malad, Idaho now. My husband retired in 2003 from teaching High School. I went to Torrance High my junior and senior year of high school. I only went 4 hours a day, and worked 8 hours. Most of my old freinds went to Narbonne High. But I did make several great friends at Torrance. I had a car accident shortly after graduation and lost a lot of my high school memories. I can remember some things and if I concentrate for a while some things do come back. There is quite a blank spot though. It was really wierd for a while. After graduation, I worked for a couple of years at Mr. Elliott's clothing store, and in Joseph Magnins. I married Rex Lundquist in 1967 and moved to Pico Rivera, for a few years, and I managed a clothing store by the name of Gladys Fowlers, then as an assistant for a Bank of America V.P. in Los Angeles. We lived in Santa Ana several years. I was lucky to stay home with our children for many years. We lived in Huntington Beach for about 18 years, before retiring in Idaho. We have three children, two boys age 38 & 35 and a girl age 31, and 11 1/2 grandchildren. The two boys and their families live in California and our daughter and her family lives in Utah. We feel very fortunate to have the family we have. I didn't graduate from college, getting married at age 19, but I took several business classes off and on for my work. My husband was a high school teacher at Santa Fe High in Santa Fe Springs and also taught at Katella High in Anaheim. I had a few different jobs before retiring. I was Director of Administration for two companies in Santa Ana for about six years, I was an Insurance Agent for about 10 years, even a business manager for KICK FM Radio for a year. I love being a grandmother the most. My husband and I love Idaho. We live in the tiny town of Malad. We have to drive 50 or 60 miles to buy clothing, or do big shopping. We have a...Expand for more