Sandra Matson:
CLASS OF 1966

Splendora High SchoolClass of 1966
Splendora, TX
Splendora Middle SchoolClass of 1962
Splendora, TX
Austin Elementary SchoolClass of 1960
Conroe, TX
Splendora Elementary SchoolClass of 1960
Splendora, TX
Sandra's Story
Always ready and willing to learn, focused on teamwork, and looking for an opportunity to help others.
I always wanted to be a nurse when I grew up. Instead, my hat says "caregiver".
Music is therapeutic especially if it "speaks" to or "moves" me.
After growing up in Montgomery County TX, it was necessary to move around with my husband's career. We lived in Texas, Tennessee, Arkansas and Louisiana before moving back to the family homestead where I grew up.
Ancestry! Who were they and where did they come from? Living in these Piney Woods has really made me wonder. Having lots of fun finding places and events involving family members. Not all was good, but it was what it was. Putting together thoughts, facts, and memories for my grandchildren is probably the most rewarding aspect of all.
Coming back and realizing how much people changed while I was away. or was it me?
If I could improve my home, I'd remodel my kitchen and add on a four season deck. My dream home would be simple and comfortable, maybe a little rustic - with a dog run..
Being a parent has taught me how to love something and let it go.
Probably Mrs Dalpha Boley. She tried her best to teach me/us how to be homemakers. Although at the time I was convinced she didn't know how to make biscuits.
If I won $100 millio...Expand for more
n, I'd give $50 million of it to my church, then spend the rest on grandchildren, traveling and long-term care.
My current age is 62. When I was 12, I thought that people my age now would be spry and chipper. I was so completely clueless.
When it comes to style, Comfort Rules most of the time.
My weirdest job was as a live telemarketer - what was I thinking?
I share my home with my grandchildren, which I find comforting, educational and exhausting.
City Champs - Women's Softball League playing with Hendersonville First Baptist Church. Me-mo-ries!
My one do-over would be to finish high school and get a degree before starting a family.
In 10 years, I hope to be in good health. I'm going to get there by surviving Obama care.
My first job was at Cleveland Cafe, where I got paid $4 per day to serve our customers. What I remember most about it is the joy of working with my grandparents and learning to cope with the public.
One of my fondest memories will always be the joy of walking to our grandparents home about 1/4 mile away. We would play or help with chores until al-l-most dark. Then, Granddaddy would get his whip, stand at the end of our road and crack his whip until we all got in the house. We knew we were safe because the sound of that whip would surely scare anything away!
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