Rosemary Woodall:  

College I attended Andrew College in Cuthbert, Ga., before completing my degree at LaGrange. I remember that time at LaGrange as a wonderful learning experience, and as a time of making some wonderful friends. I've had little opportunity to return for reunions at LaGrange, and regret that very much. It would be great to hear from some of you now. My favorite professor was Dr. David Naglee. He was such a jolly, talented, interesting man, and he brought all of that to the classroom. I remember colorful lectures in every class I took with Dr. Naglee. I also remember him as an excellent cellist. What a wonderful musical talent he shared with us! After LaGrange, I studied at Emory's Candler School of Theology for a year, but did not complete my master's degree at that time. I left Candler and went to work at First United Methodist church in Moultrie, Ga., became engaged shortly after, and married the next February. Bob and I started our life together at Fort Campbell, KY, and that was interrupted by his tour of duty in Viet Nam, the following September. While he was gone, I worked in Douglas, Ga., at First UMC with the children and youth. We settled in Atlanta upon Bob's return, and I worked at Rich's during the week and at St. James UMC as a volunteer on the weekend for several years. My marriage to Bob ended in divorce in 1977, and I returned to South Georgia. I worked at First UMC in Eastman for several years, was Children's Coordinator for the Americus District, served as a Curriculum Consultant with the United Methodist Publishing House and the South Ga. Conference for awhile and had a great time directing a district children's camp at Dooley Campground for a couple of summers. That was just a one-week camp during those summers, but they were so much fun, and helped to prepare...Expand for more