Sandy Glick:
CLASS OF 1965

Alameda Junior High SchoolClass of 1965
Pocatello, ID
Idaho State UniversityClass of 1986
Pocatello, ID
Alameda Junior High SchoolClass of 1973
Pocatello, ID
Highland High SchoolClass of 1968
Pocatello, ID
Tendoy Elementary SchoolClass of 1961
Pocatello, ID
Sandy's Story
It is difficult to believe that forty years have passed since graduation. Age has not passed me by. I have all the markings and some are quite visible. But, I take it all in stride. I have earned my wrinkles, sags, and gray hairs. I honestly don't mind it except for the fact that my energy is not what it used to be. I would love to have the energy of my grandchildren. Unfortunately that unreleased energy has been reserved for children. I was lucky enough to enjoy it once. It's their turn.
I left Pocatello after High School. I spent two years in Alaska, moved on to North Carolina, Maryland, Alabama, and New Jersey. Since then I have also spent time in the small town of Blackfoot, and in Boise too. I am thankful to have had the pleasure of living in other areas of the states.
I've been married and divorced, have had 3 great kids---2 boys and a girl. Best of all are the grandchildren they have provided for me. I have 10---5 boys and 5 girls ranging in ages from 2 to 16. My children and grandchildren are my most important assets. I have enjoyed being a mother and grandmother more than anything.
I did spend about 5 years in school where I received a BASW, and I worked for the state in Youth Rehabilitation. I enjoyed the work, but it was difficult at times.
I now have the luxury of enjoying time working on many projects, learning photo editing, and anything else that...Expand for more
interests me. I love crafts of all kinds, and I enjoy involving my grandchildren in them. Knowing I am teaching them some of the things I enjoy gives me some satisfaction. I am leaving them moments to remember always.
I do a lot for my mother nowdays too. she can't be alone any longer, so an older sister and I care for her. She leaves the house only to visit her doctor, and she is completely limited in the things she can do. She is going on 89, but has learned to work with computers. she loves emailing, visiting different websites, and especially her new passion----shopping on line. she gets her books, yarns, scrapbook materials etc. My mom enjoys life, so she continues doing all she can. She reads, crochets, goes on line, and scrapbooks. I am glad she can still do that much. And, to be 89 and internet savvy is unique.
Last year my sister and I were also able to nurse another sister through Lung Cancer. We cared for her at home, and were able to do that until 3 days before her death. that's when Hospice helped. I miss her terribly still, but I value that time I had to help her through her last days. It was an honor. I am so glad she allowed me to help.
Other than the above, life is okay. I am rarely ever bored. There are just too many things that interest me, too many new things to learn, and I find so much pleasure in trying some new things. Life can be good.
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