Sheri Carpenter:  

Life I am blessed with great work and wonderful places to live. I have traveled to many areas of the globe and done a million things since those Sabercat days..we all have been right where we are suppose to be and along the way I have been reconnecting with old friends that are dear to me. I really do not have any regrets for it all has been part of the journey to create the path that I am on and I hope the same for you. We are starting the best part of our lives the second half of the century if you will and how we approach it will determine our own manifest destiny. You are going to be however old you will be anyway so I say "Carpe Diem" and live not exist in your life. It will be interesting to see where we all are at the next reunion in this path. Probably some of the most vivid memories I have from high school would be as a Matmaid, a member of Zeta Famma Phi, student council, praying for the one of our dear cheerleaders that perished in a snowstorm with her family, scenes from Vietnam, the death of my Father, starting college at 17 years of age, joining the US Army at 18, drag racing in my Yellow 67 Convertible Mustang, digging dirt/sand out of my convertible after duststorms, getting into trouble the only time I ditched to go to the Verde River and learned never do that again, watch my Mother remarry, having my wisdom teeth out, getting engaged, getting unengaged, wrestling and gymnastic team trips, selling M & Ms to raise money and eating more than my share, watching our guys play at football games, Pom-Pom tryouts, wanting to save the world by pushing for recycling efforts, St. Luke's Ball, having to explain to my Mother how a golfball hit my neck and trying to remove the mark with toothpaste of all things (yes, I was very gullable then) and making it a permanent mark by accident (I never could get away with anything and by the ...Expand for more