Gary McGill:
CLASS OF 2002
Wor - Wic Community CollegeClass of 2002
Salisbury, MD
Wilmington CollegeClass of 2005
Georgetown, DE
Salisbury UniversityClass of 2004
Salisbury, MD
Gary's Story
I took my Associate of Arts Degree (in General Studies) at Wor-Wic Community College from 2000 to last quarter of 2001 (I technically graduated though in 2002). They were fun days and I graduated high honors with a 4.0 GPA.
From there I studied a Political Science BA (minor in Philosophy) from 2002 to May 2004. It was a much tougher regime to contend with and I fortunately graduated with another perfect 4.0 GPA (summa cum laude).
When I graduated I had Frank and Mitzi Perdue at my celebration dinner. It was a nice meal at The Hobbit Restaurant in Ocean City (I must say that the food was out of this world). I found it quite surreal because the day prior I was taking a Political Ideology exam on Karl Marx and Noam Chomsky.
My MBA I took at Wilmington College (now Wilmington University) from 2004 to 2005 (this time I graduated with a 3.97 GPA). That was not an easy year as a whole with a divorce and a move away to contend with.
I opted to relocate back to Europe at that point because my family was ill. My father was literally touch and go with an annuerism, plus it felt quite wrong being away with a failed marriage over my head, so I was pleased to get back.
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nymore. I am very grey these days (far more so than what you may recall), plus I am literally half the man I was through dieting, which is great - I am at least not stuck behind books or the like anymore.
I have been dating a very nice lady since moving back here. The idea of getting married to anyone after going through a divorce scares me, so I live being single for the simple reason that it is safe, since it is an experience I do not care to ever repeat in my life.
In 2008 I obtained my dual Irish nationality (about time too if you ask me). My father's side of the family is Irish and with a fresh start in my life it made a great deal of sense to me (it still does actually).
I have not left Maryland behind in my heart though because the good days were good. I still have friends over there, since we remain in contact, plus it is something positive to show for a good decent part of my past life. In that respect alone I cannot find anything to complain about.
I can sadly only remember a handful of people from the past and that is awful on my part. I know that I was a character, so I hope that people have good memories of me, plus I sincerely hope that you are all well and things have worked out fine.
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