Christine Dobson:  

Life Throughout my school years, many of you knew me as Chrissy, but only family and a close friend since 7th grade still can get away with calling me that. I prefer Chris. I was most often seen hanging out in the choir room from 7th to 12th grade, and ended up at Ft. Hayes with aspirations of being a famous blues singer. In the end, singing to my babies was famous enough for me - they were my best audience EVER. I have been married for 18 years to a Navy vet, Ron, now head of several departments at a steel company here in Florida. I have two children, Matthew, 17, and Emma, 15, both redheads and both brilliant (who'da thunk it, LOL). I have two dogs, Boos and Goldie, and two cats, BB-kitty and Charlie - also referred to as my children. Medical Transcription is my occupation, owning a small business based out of my home in Bradenton, Florida. My hobbies include creating mosaics, stained glass design, playing pool, singing, playing guitars, and hanging out with friends and family. Movies are my passion. All in all, I believe life has been a good one since graduating from high school. I attended a few quarters at OSU and decided big college life was not for me. I ended up at a technical college and received an associates degree, which led me to my career path now. Raising kids has certainly been a challenge, but definitely a rewarding one. I always try to live one day at a time and get the most out of each day. I'm in my 40's now, and will have to say that my 40's totally rock! Old enough to not care what others think, and young enough to still have fun. I'm not in Ohio often anymore, but sure have wondered about many of you from time to time throughout the years. I've definitely heard a lot of rumors, of course wondering if true, and have heard some sad stories as well. I hope that all of the people I met and was friends with in school all have had happy lives and got from life what you had wished for. School My favorite time in elementary school was hanging with Sandy Stewart and Jill Huff (sp). Boy did we get into some trouble. Can't lie, I was always a good student and didn't have to study much, so I remember more of the fun than the studying. Kickball games down at Calumet are my ultimate happy memory for elementary school. Remember Mr. Fred King, the janitor. I loved him!!!! He saved my butt once and gave me a life lesson that I never forgot. Mrs. C. taught me a love for writing and Ms. S. (now Mrs. T.) gave me a love for learning. Thank you. Junior High was an experience. 7th grade was the worst and the best, but probably my biggest growing up and out period. Lynne L. and I are still friends today. I remember being harassed by C. and E. Sh. because I made cheerleading and one of them didn't. I still to this day wonder why they were...Expand for more