Claudia Miller:  

Most people from my schools probably won't remember me because I was a timid, quiet girl and didn't want any attention. Until I turned 18, I pretty much did what my parents expected of me without question. In elementary school, I was so shy I prayed that the teachers would never, ever call on me for anything. In junior high school, I played violin in the orchestra, went to Rainbow Girl activities and mostly spent every Sunday and Wednesday evening at my church. The MYF group and choir were the things I enjoyed most at Riverside Park Methodist Church. Summer camp at Leesburg was always the best Summer activity, so in my second year at Florida Southern, I was a camp counselor. That was a banner year for me. Caring for a cabin of jr. high girls meant a lot and I learned so much from them. I also had a wonderful camp b'friend so it was the Summer of Love! I guess I never thought I would get old, much less turn 66, and actually be healthy, happy and living it up in Hawaii! I always wanted to be a mom when I grew up. My family and friends thought that was a good idea. As it turns out, they were right. I take a walk or do research on my family tree to relax. My father's mother, Leta Knight, was the biggest influence in my life and she is my hero! Because of her, I became a born-agin Christian. I've lived all over Florida, in Northern Quebec, Columbia, MO, and Honolulu. I have learned that I did many things right because all three are wonderful people! I was their firs...Expand for more