Heather Moon:  

(The picture above is about 8 years old now). After graduating from Kennewick High, I continued on to CBC to get my Legal Secretary Degree. I had originally wanted to go into Accounting in high school, but changed that as soon as I got into college. My favorite thing first thing in the morning was the cream cheese muffins from the cafeteria. I joined the Sci-Fi Club and had lots of fun. We would spend our breaks and lunches in the HUB playing games. My twin sister and I decided to do the tallent show the first year. We sang two Ricky Nelson songs - "Have I told you lately that I love you" and "That's All She Wrote". Those that knew us from high school were surprised that we would even do that since we were so quiet in high school. The Sci-Fi Club got up and performed the Time Warp from the Rocky Horror Picture Show. I got to attend Sci-Fi conventions in Seattle. I was married in 1991 to my high school sweetheart who I had dated since 1986. He went into the Air Force and we were stationed at Incirlik AB, Turkey for 1 1/2 years. I got there July of 1991 just after Desert Storm. I had wanted to continue on with my Paralegal Degree. They had a branch of the University of Maryland on the base, but it didn't offer many of the classes that I needed. I took Archeaology instead :). That was a fun class and I got to do a little traveling too. He opted for an early out when they were allowing it and we returned to the USA in December of 1992. We didn't have any children and were divorced in 1998. I have two cats left: Panther (15 years old) and Loki (8 Years old). Spitfire and Silver passed away earlier this year. I met a wonderful guy in 2000. We were friends for about a year and a half when he decided that we needed to take that next step. He's pictured in my photo album with me. He ended that relationship a couple of months ago which has still left me dazed and confused. He will always hold a special place in my heart. The memories I wouldn't trade for anything. I went back to CBC in the spring of 2004 and graduated with my Paralegal degree in June 2006. Since I had waived the math courses the first time around 15 years prior, they decided to give me an assessment test to see if I could get into the recommended math class for the degree. I was so nervous. They gave us a study book to use for a week or two before the test. I looked through the book and nearly dropped on the floor. Did I really know this stuff at one time? I found a tutorial on the internet and practiced for weeks. It started to come back to me. I passed the test and was able to get into the class I needed. I completed in June, 2006 with a 3.59 GPA in Paralegal. They did not...Expand for more