Dolores (Dee) Hamilton:
CLASS OF 1977
Overbrook Regional High SchoolClass of 1977
Pine hill, NJ
University of Central Florida - ArtClass of 2000
Orlando, FL
Lindenwold Elementary School 5Class of 1971
Lindenwold, NJ
Dolores (Dee)'s Story
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I used to be Dolores Walker when I went to Overbrook. Since then I have lived in Florida for the past 30 years. I got married soon after I moved down here. As a result, I have two wonderful grown daughters, Leia, 29, and Shawna, 27. Both of them have graduated from college. Leia graduated with honors in May 07 with a Legal Studies Degree and Shawna graduated with a double major from the University of Central Florida in August 07. She is now graduated from Paul Mitchell School of Cosmetology in Central Florida and is a licensed cosmetologist with a bachelors degree! THANK GOD! No more kids in school - kind of a sad thing really. End of an era.
I sold my home in Winter Park, Florida in 2003 and moved to the Kissimmee/St. Cloud area for about two years and then moved out to middle of nowhere (25 miles from the nearest town) with my boyfriend and I live on several acres of peace and quiet! Had to rough it a bit when we first came here in 2004. Enduring four hurricanes while living in a 10 x 12 shed waiting for our house in construction was an experience never to be forgotten.
I enjoy my artwork, photograhphy (digital and 35mm) gardening, my dogs and ...Expand for more
cat (3 of each) and did I mention peace and quiet?
I am an editor for a newspaper company in South Florida. I started there as a reporter. That was a fun and interesting way to get to know a new area. I worked for the State of Florida (UCF) for more than a decade. I left there after I was divorced seeking new adventures. It was a good experience and I increased my people and networking skills! The Editor job is much more creative! A little nerve wrecking but mostly much more open to new ideas.
My favorite ways to relax include taking photos of outdoor subjects (plants, animals, birds, etc.), artwork, my gourd carving and watching something mindless on TV. I'd read to relax but that's what I do all day at work...
My Hero? That's easy...My children's grandparents are my heros...they are my children's paternal grandparents. They have raised their own children, helped with their grandchildren, been MY parents for more than 30 years and still continue to always be there in support, triumphs, and the rest of life's twists for their great-grandchildren!
If I won $100 million, I'd give part of it to my girls, my family, then spend the rest on charity, travel and retire.
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