Nancy Prahl:  

CLASS OF 1966
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Port huron, MI
Port huron, MI
Port huron, MI

Nancy's Story

Life I was born and raised in Port Huron and was amongst the 1st graduating class of PHNHS. Married David Prahl, of St. Clair, 10/66 and am still very happily married to him almost 42 years later. Three kids: Chris 41 moved to Seattle 9/2004; Karen 36 lived in Anchorage until 11/2005 when she and her family moved to Florida (and shcoks the locals by wearing shorts and tank tops while they're all dressed in long pants and heavy coats) and Tammy passed away in 1971 at age 22 months. Six grandchildren -- 4 boys and 2 girls ranging from 3-1/2 to 16. Our oldest grandson, David, has lived with us since 1/2006. He's a great kid, but I sure forgot how much a teenage boy can eat! We moved to Alaska in 1982. Best move we ever made. Since moving to Alaska, I've worked for both the feds and state gov't, but am happily unemployed and staying home at our cabin (We built the cabin and all of our out-buildings by ourselves, no subcontactors or heavy equipment involved. We drew the plans. cleared the cabin site, dug the holes for the pilings, carried all of lumber in from the road, and built cabin by working weekends and other days we had off.) in the Talkeetna Mountains 12 miles outside of Willow. No cities, big or small, for us. We have moose, bear (brwn & blk), ermine, fox, martin and other wil...Expand for more
dlife for our neighbors - a few people too. We have conventional telephone service (after numerous years without), but haul our water, have a lovely outhouse -- affectionatly known as the "Dunny House" -- (our weekend neighbors like to bring their friends over to see it) & while we finally got conventional electric service in 2/2005 we still use a generator/inverter/battery system for back up when the electricity goes out -- which usually happens when I'm in the shower. Ah, WHAT A WONDERFUL LIFE! Laugh if you will, but it suits us. To think, our great adventure all came about by reading a book ("WE LIKE IT WILD" by Bradford Angier) that my dad picked up at one of the garage sales my mom dragged him to. My last visit to Port Huron was in 1999 when I stayed with my mom for six weeks during her final illness. It was amazing how much Port Huron had grown since we last lived there. And, how darn HOT and HUMID it was -- this girl is used to 60 to 70 degree temperatures as being hot; anything warmer than that and we're looking for a shady spot and a cool drink. We would have liked to come back to Port Huron for a visit if there had been a 40th class (1966) reunion. If any of my former classmates want to get in touch with me I will be sure to reply once I renew my Classmates subscription.
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