Pamela Uncles:  

Life After graduating from Madison in 78 I went to Virginia Tech. I was there only for a year and a half, and left. It just wasn't a good match, but I learned how to shoot a mean game of pool there. I returned to Vienna, and lived at home while attending George Mason University, where I learned the art of studying and getting on the dean's list - which was a great turnaround from my time at Tech. I then went to graduate school at the University of California at Santa Barbara where I received an M.Ed. in Counseling Psychology. I worked in a private psychiatric facility with emotionally disturbed adults suffering from everything from schizophrenia to bipolar disorder and everything in between. I loved being near the beach and the mountains and working out at Gold's Gym. I made some of my greatest friends in Santa Barbara, and we still stay in touch. I loved California, and it will always be a second home for me. I stayed until 1990. When I returned to Virginia, I ran into an old friend, Peter Uncles and we began to get together to sing and hang out. I started to fall for him, and when he realized that, he began to fall for me. Three months after our first date, we were engaged and married a year later. We were married May 2, 1992. Sadly, three months after we were married, my mother died suddenly and my world crashed for a while, but Peter and my friends helped me through. We were devastated and I am sorry to have lost her so early. I worked in the mental health insurance industry for a whi...Expand for more