E. "Joe" Jackson:
CLASS OF 1995

Belgrade High SchoolClass of 1995
Belgrade, MT
Havre High SchoolClass of 1995
Havre, MT
Havre Middle SchoolClass of 1991
Havre, MT
Isabel Bills Elementary SchoolClass of 1988
Colstrip, MT
Irving Elementary SchoolClass of 1987
Bozeman, MT
E. "Joe"'s Story
Life
Life can be interesting. I am now the parent to three wonderful kids. Two boys and one girl. I am now doing the divorced parent thing and going to school working on a degree in communication. I am active in my church. I also spend time doing political lobbying on a state level in the areas of developmental disabilities and GLBT rights. I have in the last year started coming out to myself and others. If you want to know why i came out, or what I say when I come out--- e-mail me and I'll tell ya.
School
I spent all my time in school wishing I wasn't such an outcast and wishing I could just fit in. I enjoyed playing in the band, being on the swim team, and being a lawenforcement explorer scout. Most of the rest was a lie, and miserable. I did have friends who I greatly enjoyed hanging out with, but I never let anybody know the real me. Now that I am in college and pursueing an education I am also pursueing the real me and finally letting other also know the true me.
College
College has...Expand for more
been my chance to finally take education seriously and learn about the more then I ever could have imagined. I have a best friend who has introduced me to my inner math geek, and supported me in becoming my true self. I have found a true love in the field of communication, and am working on creating my own virtueally unstudied field of Transgender Communication.
This has been the best thing for me in learning who I can be, who I really am, and giving me a chance to finally allow the rest of the world to also see the true me.
Workplace
I've worked everything from fast food, to ranch work, to professional positions. I love my current job, and my employer is awesome.
Military
I started in the MT Air National Guard as Security Police. I then went full time in the Army as Military Police (Corrections to be specific), and became a Chaplains Assistant before all was said and done. I loved it and would go back in a heart beat, (that is if the military was so saddly afraid of the GLBT community).
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