Amy Weaver:  

Life Hi Everyone! I'm a 1975 grad of MHS whom you may remember from First Choir, Girls Glee (I was piano accompanist), Student Council, Business Staff, Year Book, Lotus Leaf, school dances, etc.-- what can I say, I loved high school. I also ran for Senior Class Secretary. I didn't win, but did have an enormous 3-foot by 50-foot poster I created in art class to splatter my name (not that one would forget "Amy Nutt" anyway) across the entire inside entrance of the building that someone thought to attach just as enormous a wad of bubblegum to -- I was in some odd way honored by this. Those from MCCC (1975-77) would remember me from Student Council, stuffing a VW Rabbit, Agora Chorale, Free Days (rock bands such as Black Rat that I managed to engage for Free Days) and again the newspaper staff as I was editor my sophomore year. After completing an associate of science degree in 1977 at MCCC I married John Weaver, a 1974 MHS grad. In 1978 our son John Michael was born and in 1980 we opened Stitch n Stuff, a needlework store, in Monroe that closed along with many other downtown stores in the recession in 1983. Shortly after that we moved to Novi and I began my home business Colorworx by Amy to market my needlework designs. Since the divorce in 1994 I've had several dozen needlework designs published nationally and I've also self-published a number of books. My books include "Violence in the Arts," a parody of the program Nightline wherein four Renaissance artists battle with each other as to whether violence depicted in their works has effects on viewers. This book was purchased by an east coast library in 2005, while my autobiography "Americanfusion" was purchased by the state of Michigan in 2006. My other books include "Far and Strangeaway Places," "The Conflict of Interest Between Luther and Lennon," a sci-fi trilogy (Fred Zemph, a miner on a distant planet witnesses the destruction of Earth by the ...Expand for more