Marilyn Dailey:
CLASS OF 1972

Blackburn Middle SchoolClass of 1972
Jackson, MS
Southside Elementary SchoolClass of 1989
Evergreen, AL
Frisco City Elementary SchoolClass of 1986
Frisco city, AL
Wingfield High SchoolClass of 1975
Jackson, MS
Isabel Elementary SchoolClass of 1969
Jackson, MS
Marilyn's Story
My Life
I was Marilyn Chambers at the time I attended Wingfield. My brother's name is Jesse Chambers. We were know as the twins. I am now Marilyn Dailey and I have been married for the past 20 years to a wonderful man in Evergreen, Alabama.
Since graduation I began my college experience at Alcorn State University in Lorman, MS,where I was a voice major for three years. I later attended William Carey College in Hattiesburg, MS where I graduated in Elementary Education. I also pledged Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority during this time. I continued my education at University of Southern Mississippi where I majored in Special Education under a temporary license for the next three years. Lastly,I attended Alabama State University where I received both a Master's degree and a Specialist degree in Elementary Education.
I have taught at different schools ranging from 1st grade to 12th. The schools were located from Mississippi to Alabama.
My biggest accomplishments were made in Alabama where I was elected Teacher of the Year in 1997 for my county, and I received an Education Specialist degree in May of 2001 from Alabama State University,I served a...Expand for more
s a Reading Coordinator for my school.
I have since then retired and I am now a published writer and a Notary Public for the State of Alabama. I have written two books that are sold on Amazon.com and Barnes&Nobles.com. My first book is a poetry book called "Words to a Beautiful Sunset". My second book is a children's book called "The World According to Buckey".
From time to time I whip out the old album just to get a glimpse at the faces I use to know and see. I have to say that my Wingfield family will always remain a part of my life and a part of what inspired me to continue in education. I wasn't the brightest student then but as time went on things started to stick and develop for me. I was never considered to be in the "in" crowd. I can remember some really good teachers there. One of which got me started into public speaking and from this I realized that talking would forever be a part of my future work.
To all of my classmates, I hope that you have done well and are happy with your lives. I would like to hear from more of you and find out what's happening.
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