Sterling Creager:  

Sterling's Story Well, it has been an interesting journey so far since High School and I am sure there is much more to come. I am sure anyone who knew me in High School would remember me as "the bookworm" - that is, if anyone remembered me at all! I wasn't exactly "Miss Popularity" back then... Gladly I can say that I have changed quite a bit since high school - hopefully to the point that noone would recognize me from my High School Yearbook picture! Although I just took a look at my driver's license and there does not seem to be that much improvement lately! When I left High School, I mainly worked, partied (to make up for lost time!) and continued my education. I went to the University of Colorado and got a degree in Anthropology with a minor in Archaeology. I worked as an archaeologist at one point early on in my career - truly the brochure looked a lot better than reality! Indiana Jones, it was not! After college, I left Boulder and became a Social Worker in Georgia and started my own business working with the Georgia Superior Courts on adoption cases. I finally left Georgia and moved to Ft. Lauderdale, Florida which was about 15 years ago. In Florida, I immediately began working for a laboratory in a Healthcare Corporation that focused on patients with kidney disease. I have continued to work in this field for the past 15 years. Twelve years ago I started my own business working with pharmaceutical companies in Research and Project Management, focusing on conducting clinical trials with pharmaceutical companies who are developing new medications for kidney disease patients. I continue to work in this field. Unfortunately the current economy has hit the pharmaceuticals industry and research pretty hard. Business is sadly not booming, but I am still hanging in there with my business and continue to conduct research studies. Still sounds like I am the "bookworm"! I guess I always was a nerd and continue to be one deep down - at least in my professional life! The good news is that 13 years ago, I met my husband who is in pharmaceutical sales - and he is most definately NOT a nerd! This has been a good thing for me as it turns out! We met at a bagel shop and we had lived within 4 miles of each other for ten years and never ran into each other even once! We have no children (unless we count my Himalayan cats as offspring)! My husband has two sons from a previous marriage. One of his son's, Ryan, who is 24, has become quite the cell phone mogul - he is working for Verizon as a Regional Manager currently and making more income than Mark and I combined! What is up with that?!!! No complaints though! We are happy that he is not sleeping on the couch! Mark calls his other son, Chad, "The Project"! Enough said about that! I think you get the picture! When I fi...Expand for more