William Ashley:  

Life While in the Military, I Was Married for a brief time. I was blessed with 3 wonderful kids (1 Boy, 2 Girls). I was left to raise 2 of the 3 kids as a single parent. I remained a single parent for over 16 years. This is one of the reasons i decided to end my Military career early. So i could spent more time growing together with them. I was very involved with their Schooling and everyday life. We did everything together from Going on trips to sports to proms and graduation. My kids worked hard to make me a very proud parent. During their High School years i was close to most of their Teachers and the School Staff. I spent a lot of my off time at the High School helping out with whatever i could. I also attended every sporting event my kids joined. I helped out with every prom they went to and Graduation was my proudest moment. (Yea, I cried some). I had a couple of relationships along the way however, when the word marriage came up i got scared and they ended it and left. In 1996 I met my wife. She to, was bringing up 3 of her 5 kids as a single parent. (3 Girls) Bonnie and I helped each other raising 5 kids to adulthood and we had a lot of fun. We lived together for 10 years before i married her in 2006. We have 1 Girl left to Graduate and she will be starting her senior year soon. My Son is in the Marine Corps and stationed in California. My 2 Girls live and work in California. They all come to Pennsylvania and visit several times a year. Bonnie's Girl's all live and work here in Pennsylvania and are here just about every weekend. We now have 7 Grandchildren and were sure there will be more later on down the line. I have one saying in life............LIVE HARD, WORK HARD, and PLAY HARD the rewards are priceless. I own 2 homes one of which i rent. I bought a new home out in the country a few years back. I love the wide open space and a great place for the Grandchildren to run around. We are 2 miles from the closest town so, we are not to far out in the country but, very comfortable. I love the Appalachian Mountians and Country Side along with the Dutch and Amish people who live around here. The Spring and Fall here make the land just breathtaking. Pennsylvania is a really great place to live. School I know i didn't Graduate from Moorseville but, I was a class of 76 classmate from the 7th grade thru the 10th grade. My father was transfered in his job and we moved to monrovia. I never wanted to move from Moorseville but, I had no choice. I attended Monrovia and was very ...Expand for more