Kathy James:  

CLASS OF 1972
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Coquitlam, BC
Fort st. john, BC
Coquitlam, BC
Coquitlam, BC

Kathy's Story

Life Since I left Centennial I worked in Vancouver for a while,then moved to Fort St John for 10 years,starting my teaching career up there.I moved back to the lower mainland in May of 1987 to Mission where I spent 17 years and found Pat Trail and Paul Jackson married n living there also was Cynthia H.I just recently moved to Agassiz onto a 1/2 acre lot. I'm starting a Cultural Healing Center for youth there.I have 4 adopted children, 7 stepchildren. From youngest to oldest,is Riley 23, Dakota n Robin 25, one week apart in age, then Raylene 31, Candace and Bear are my 33 yr old twins, Lee's 38 year old, plus 3 more older stepdaughters Charlene, Jackie and Blondie and Michael Jr.. who has passed 19 yrs now. I have 33 grandchildren and 17 greats, if I am counting right!? LOL. I am enjoying my life to the fullest. I travel the Pow Wow trail and live the red road, following my Native culture. I quit drinking 36 yrs ago and I do not smoke. I enjoy the outdoors, camping, hiking, sitting by the streams n creeks having a quiet moment with my grandchildren. I enjoy writing poetry and short stories, I have a published poem, "Don't Give Up". I am now in the progress of writing a short story. I am never idle, always on the go............. well that is all for now, take care and I hope you have a awesome day. College I attended Northern Lights College for my teaching certification Workplace I have worked mainly in the teaching field sinc...Expand for more
e leaving high school, with an exception of a couple of secretarial jobs. I am now working in Abbotsford School District as an Aboriginal Cultural Liaison Worker. Meaning I teach 1st Nations Culture to Native n Non Native students. I have the greatest job around as I do not teach in one classroom or one school but the whole district from K - 12, it's fantastic!!!!!! I also, for the last 32 years have volunteered in the men's and women's prisons around the Fraser Valley. I go in & share culture, bringing in my youth dance troupe to perform at their socials. We share our Native culture to those who have never had the chance to be a part of their culture, through singing, dancing, drumming, story telling and I teach them to sew their own ribbon shirts. Being a big sister or auntie or grandmother to ones who have not had it in their lives. It is very rewarding & no I have never felt threatened inside. Each person who attends the socials have earned that right. they are no different than anyone else who has made a mistake in their life. Just maybe a little bigger than some, but are learning to change whatever behavior brought them to that place. All my children have been inside with me & all have enjoyed the years going. The guys have an inside joke with me, they call me a 'lifer' because of the time I have spent going into see them. Catch me on my Facebook under Kathy James, have an awesome day and drop me a line here or add me on fb.
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Miss Greyeyes
Gramma's spoils
Brothers jammin together
My Little Big Man
A day at work with mom
Jammin
A visit to Merritt
Ray n Sydney
Raven and her partner with one more exercise in the contest
Dakota Jammin on his hand drum
My daughter Candace Marie
My son Bear
Francis and his girlfriend trying very hard to hold onto the
Bear and some of his Pow Wow girl friends
Apple Dance
Happy 25th Birthday to my twins
My Niece Pattie
Enjoying Christmas 2005
Raven Wood
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