Gossip!

(Last updated on July 11, 2005 @ 11:47:44 PM )

To tell on yourself or to tell on your classmates . . . . click here!

Classmates are listed alphabetically by last name (last name during high school).

Emily Allen Springer reports:

I will be married for 20 years in July.  I have a 2 1/2 year old girl named Katie.  I have been working of the U.S. Army on Redstone Arsenal for over 19 years.  Life is good!

Brad K. Atkins reports:

I live in Decatur and have been married to Leigh Ellen since 1996.  We have one son, Jacob (almost 3) and one girl, Reagan (born 9/30/04).  Not only is Leigh Ellen a graduate of Austin High, she is an Auburn graduate.  Since I’m an Alabama fan, we do have an interesting time in the Fall each year.  In my spare time, I help out my Auburn friends by teaching their much younger wives to be Alabama fans.  I look forward to helping David Williamson’s, Steve Owens', and Jay Stackhouse's children to say "Roll Tide".

Yes it is true that Steve Owens’ wife is younger than my wife.  If there is contest at our reunion concerning who has the youngest wife, my money is on Steve Owens.  My congratulations in advance to you Steve.

I work in Huntsville at SRS Technologies as their Director of Contracts.  I received my undergrad and masters’ from UAH.

And I voted for Nancy Worley to be Alabama’s Secretary of State.

Bill Bailey reports:

Still farming.  I am now married with 2 children ages 4 and 2.

Melissa Basham Faduski reports:

My husband, Ned, and I have been married 12 years.  We live in Atlanta with our two cats, and we both work out of our house.  Unfortunately, I won't be able to make the reunion, but I hope some good pix are posted on the website!

Stephanie Brooks Watson reports:

Married to Jarvis Tapscott and have 3 girls.

Steve Brown reports:

Married to Louise Moores Brown, DHS Class of 1986. 2 children, Web (7) & Landess (4). District Manager for Aventis Pasteur Vaccines.

Tamara (Tammy) Brown reports:

Living in Alpharetta, GA with a new born daughter born August 9th... The love of my life, little Ella Grace.    Working at McKesson Healthcare for 10 years now also in Alpharetta, GA.

Update!!!!  Due to prior commitments, it is with great regret that I will be unable to attend the reunion. It would have been a pleasure to see everyone. I hope everyone has a great and safe time! Can't wait to see all the pictures on the website!

Darren Butler reports:

Missing? Never been on a missing list. Kind of like the face on the milk carton! I'm doing great. I am a writing specialist for six schools, helping students to pass the state writing assessment. I am part owner of a business called Studio One, where we have a children's book store and fine arts studio. I direct way too many plays a year, write books and direct The Miracle Worker at the Helen Keller Birthplace. Sadly, I will be doing the final weekend of the show while you guys are having the reunion.

Michael Carter reports:

Living in Franklin, TN (right outside Nashville) with wife Stacy, son Holden (5), daughter Emeline (3) and dog Phoebe (Jack Russell Terrier).  I am currently a civil rights attorney in Nashville.  I am doing whatever I can to avoid growing up, so when I'm not chasing kids around I play ice hockey (still have all my teeth) and guitar (still hoping to become a rock star).

As for gossip:  I was in Decatur several months ago visiting a friend when I find myself at K-Mart (I think it was K-Mart - they all start to look alike to me).  Anyway, as I walk in I'm thinking, "Maybe I'll run into somebody I know?"  Well, about 30 seconds after that I pass this girl that looks familiar - it's Kelly Ruggiere (Vanderpool).  Funny thing is, she was in town just visiting like I was.  What are the odds??

I'm really looking forward to the reunion and seeing everybody.  Big thanks to Noel for doing such a good job putting this together.  I hope everybody will help him out any way they can.  I guess I just volunteered myself. 
 

If anyone is in the Nashville area, give me a call (615-591-1453).

Stacie Chambers Freeman reports:

Married to Thomas Freeman for 19 1/2 Years!!!! Whew!  We have one son, Scott Thomas, who is 18 and a senior at Danville High.  Getting ready for college!!!!  I work part-time for a family owned business.  I also breed and raise Cocker Spaniels and Chihuahuas.  Elizabeth Goode Coffee and I are still the best of friends, don't know what I would do w/out her!  Love ya Libba!  Noel, I'm taking you up on your challenge!  Looks like fun!

James (Jimmy) Compton reports:

Tried the more lucrative world of public accounting from 1998 to 2000 and even earned a Master of Accountancy degree from Samford University. After waking in a cold sweat on many nights and having flashbacks to more exciting days, I returned to the career I loved as a police officer. I am now a detective and a sergeant and work in a small, growing community outside Birmingham. I got divorced after almost 17 years of marriage. I am dating my former partner, Beverly. Hopefully, she can come to the reunion with me. My daughter Ashley graduated magna cum laude from UAB and is moving to Berkley, CA this summer to work on her PhD. She got married in New Zealand last year. My daughter Erin is in 9th grade and my son Tyler is in 7th.

Shawn Donahoo reports:

Come fly a kite with us at Decatur Utilities, 1002 Central Pkwy, Sundays noon until dark all year 'round! Or visit www.foreverflying.com.

Page Dunlap reports:

I just moved to Nashville in September 2004.  I am the Associate Executive Director of the Tennessee Pharmacists Association – a new area of practice for me.  I brought my dogs, Missy and Molly, with me.  I'm still trying to learn my way around.  Let me know if you want to get together.

Ernest Engman reports:

I just returned from Iraq in April to a new assignment in Tennessee.  Bought a house 10 minutes from the Great Smoky Mountain National Park.

Caraletter Fletcher reports:

I can't wait to see everyone at the reunion.

Jan Flowe Murphy reports:

My husband and I just moved back to Decatur after living in Dallas, Denver, Phoenix, Tampa and San Antonio!  We just moved here 4 months ago and I hope we NEVER move again!!  We have twin boys (Mac and Sam ) who are 5.  We are so happy to be back in Decatur and I can't wait to see everyone!  I saw Libba Goode, Stacy and Noel during the Thanksgiving holiday and it sure didn't seem like 20 years had gone by!

Mike Floyd reports:

It is amazing that I am considered missing when a large number of people who have "gossiped" also live here in Nashville. I ran into Michael Carter today (6/16/2005) and he informed me of the reunion. I had no idea! I had actually forgotten about the whole 20 year thing. I do hope to attend. It would be fun to see everyone. As for me, I will be celebrating 15 years of marriage this August. Lori and I have two boys named Benjamin (7) and Joshua (4). We have been in Nashville since 1993 and we really enjoy living here. I am employed at American Healthways and have been for the past 6 years. Lori is fortunate enough to stay home with the kids. Please feel free to contact me. I have always felt out of touch here in Nashville but quite a few of us are here. Small world!

Sandy Fowler Harbin reports:

I live in Decatur with my husband Steve who is a family physician.  In May, we will have been married for 12 years.  We have 4 children (3 boys and 1 girl).  John Michael 9 yrs old, Reed 3 yrs, Clint 2 yrs and Anna 2 mths old.  We have been very busy!!  I'm no longer a career woman but a full time mommy and I love it.

Rick Fuller reports:

Life has been very good. I have been married to my wife Marcella for 13 years and the last ten we have been living in Nashville. Like just about everyone else in Nashville I have dreams of making it big in the music business. Though I haven't "made it big" yet, I have had the opportunity to work with some major artists and even do some studio work. I did get to sing on the Opry with Vince Gill. I do work for a living to. I own a company that manages corporate events and some concerts.

Marcella and I have three kids, one in college, one about to start and one in seventh grade. I don't get back to Decatur as often as I would like, but I am looking forward to seeing everyone at the re-union.

Elizabeth Goode Coffee reports:

Married to Mark Coffee.  We have 3 children: Thomas(7), Olivia(4) and a boy on the way...due Nov. 1st.

Update!!!!  New BABY SAMUEL WILDES COFFEE HAS ARRIVED. Born October 27^th at 3:42 pm. Thomas and Olivia are thrilled with their new baby brother’s arrival!!

Donna Groves Reed reports:

Can't believe we have been out of school for SOOO long.  I will be celebrating my 10th wedding anniversary in 2005.  My husband Dee and I have 2 sons - Nathan (5 yrs. old) and Daniel (5 months old).  They are so much fun!  I LOVE being a Mom!  I didn't realize sports start so early in life.  My oldest son is into soccer and basketball so far this year.  That keeps us quite busy these days.  Can't wait to see everyone at the reunion! : ).

Gina Guinn reports:

Living in Loudon, Tennessee (just outside of Knoxville) on the lake.  I work at the University of Tennessee as an auditor and just started taking graduate classes in forensic science.

Steve Hames reports:

I have been married for 15 years to Ann. I have two Children Steven II (13) and Patrick Scott (4). We live in Hartselle. I'm the Chief of Police for the town of Falkville.

Todd Herndon reports:

I have been married for ten years to Brigette.  We have two boys, Tyler (8) and Alec (6). They both love baseball and play in the National League.  I have never left Decatur except for college.  I graduated from Auburn University in 1990 with a degree in Mechanical Engineering.  I have worked for General Electric Appliances, in Decatur, for the past fifteen years.  I am two classes away from completing my MBA and I can't wait.  I will graduate in the Fall.

Marni Jones Karazulas reports:

Living in Cumming, GA (just north of Atlanta) with my wonderful husband Mark and beautiful little girl, Kaitlyn (3).  We just completed building our first house and - what a chore!  If you ever get the opportunity, I highly recommend it!   The rewards are worth it.  Give me a call if you do - I am a department head for the service team of the largest cabinet distributor/installer in the country.  Can't wait to see everyone!

Noel King reports:

In June of 2002, during a mid-life crisis (the first of many to come), I jumped in my car, drove to the Atlanta Skydiving Center (actually located in the backwoods a good distance from Atlanta), allowed myself to be strapped to some guy known only to me by his title (Tandem Master) and his nickname (Horseface), boarded a rickety cargo plane and ultimately, stepped out of the cargo hatch at 14,000 feet!  After an amazing freefall (throughout which I yelled every expletive known to man), I felt the jerk of the parachute being released . . . . . only to thereafter hear my "tandem master" calmly say "uh oh."  Over the next few moments (which seemed like an eternity to me), the "tandem master" had much fun telling me "Hey man, this is sooooooo coool!  Come on, look up, the cords are twisted.  Don't worry, I'll get it fixed!"  Luckily, ol' Horseface proved that he deserved the designation of tandem master and ultimately remedied the problem allowing a smooth and scenic ride to the ground.  It was an unforgettable experience that I recommend to everyone!

Click on image for enlarged view!

I look forward to seeing everyone at the reunion!  Special thanks to Elizabeth Goode, Stacie Chambers Freeman and Jan Flowe Murphy for all your hard work on the reunion committee!

Chip Knight reports:

I am married to Elaine Brown who grew up in Vernon, AL and graduated from UNA  She came to work for Larry Mauldin at his CPA firm and he introduced us.  We have one little boy, Brody, who is 6 and in first grade at Walter Jackson. He loves all things outdoors and baseball is his favorite sport.  I graduated from Athens State in 1990 with a B.S. in Technical Management and am currently the Warehouse and Distribution Manager at Parfums de Coeur in Madison.  I still love to fish and hunt and have had a ball coaching Brody in the National league where I played as a little guy.  Elaine is a CPA and is the controller for Southern Water in Decatur.

Andy Lasch reports:

I have never left Decatur. I have owned the Alabama Filter Co. for 16 years. My son Kyle(8) and I spend a lot of time around Point Mallard and the baseball field. Kyle is becoming quite a good hitter.

Hank Little reports:

I now live just outside the Decatur City limits in Danville, where we are currently rebuilding.  (My wife is from there and wants no part of the city!)  I have been married to my beautiful wife, Holly, for almost 13 years.  She and I have three children and they all attend the Danville schools.  We must have a thing for the letter "H" because all of our first names begin with that letter.  My first name is Hank; my wife's name is Holly; my oldest daughter's name is Hannah (age 12); my middle daughter's name is Haylee (age 10); and my youngest son's name is Hayden (age 5).  (Even our pets' names begin with H's.)  All of my children are healthy and are very active in sports and other extra-curricular activities!  I, along with Holly, currently hold my Master's Degree from UNA and am working on my doctorate.  My wife and I both teach for the Morgan County School System.  I am currently at Falkville High School, where I've taught several children of past fellow Decatur High School graduates and my wife teaches and coaches over at Danville High School!  I am very active in the local Morgan County Education Association where I've just completed two elected terms of Vice President and President, respectively.

Paul Martin reports:  (Actually reported by Paul's wonderful wife, Lynn!)

Paul and I met and then married on the beach in Seagrove, Florida in 2000. We had a simple, beautiful ceremony under a bamboo hut we built and named the Seagrove Yacht Club. Our two beautiful 3 yr old girls, Sara Kate and Morgan were the flower girls (both from our previous marriages).  I stopped working as a photographer shortly after we married because we found out we were expecting another baby.  We also learned that Paul's ex-wife was moving either to Birmingham or Knoxville.  We discussed and prayed about it and we decided that we could not split the girls up so we would move wherever they did.  Thank god it was Birmingham!  Paul's mom and dad still live in Decatur so we decided Cullman would be a good place to settle down.  Addie Belle was born 12 days after we closed on the house.  Good timing!  Paul is working hard as a financial advisor for Woodmen Financial and Woodmen of the World. We also do a lot of fraternal activities and fund raising usually in the form of a BBQ so we spend a great deal of weekends smokin' meat.  Don't let him fool you though, HE LOVES IT! 

Linda Miller reports:

Let's see . . . in twenty years I have made a lot of art, recieved two degrees, participated in many theatrical productions(some panned and some plain miraculous), bought an old "hysterical" house, paid off my car, taught art to thousands of kids in Decatur and Huntsville, have had three dogs, two divorces AND came out of my shiet and quy shell. My parents still claim me, old friends have become the parents of kids I teach or have taught, and I've travelled to far reaching places to see or make art. Other than that...I still frighten small children with my laugh and my sense of humor has improved . . .

Barbara Mooney reports:

I have moved to sunny California after living in Chicago, IL for 13 years. I live in Fresno, which is in the Central Valley (just 80 miles from Yosemite). I am always open to visitors, I have plenty of room. I am a Plant Manager for Kraft Foods. We are the only makers of Cornnuts in the world, so think of me when you crunch down on a Cornnut (be careful, they are tough on your teeth). I can send some cases to the reunion for all to enjoy. I gradutated with a degree in Mechanical Engineering from Notre Dame in 1989 and completed my MBA at Kellogg in 1996. I was also lucky enough to play on the Notre Dame softball team as a pitcher for four years. I am single and miss all my friends in Chicago. I plan to move back there in another year depending on my next career move. I had so much fun reading about everyone. I would love to try to make it to the reunion, however, I will have to wait and see. I was diagnosed with Lymphoma in February and have my last Chemo treatment on June 23rd. Bald is beautiful!!!! (Now if I can only sing like Sinead and Melissa). If my doctor decides I need radiation, I will not be able to attend the reunion. I will not know until just before the reunion. My treatment is going great. I have had little side effects.  My cancer is already gone.  If it does not return in 2 years, I am considered cured.  Take care and if I do not see you have a great reunion.

Troy New reports:

Living in Southlake, Texas (in between Dallas and Ft. Worth) since 1993.  Married (13yrs) with three kids, Preston (7), Hannah (4), and Olivia (1 1/2).  I finished my ob/gyn residency in 1997 and have been in private practice since. I visited Michael Carter this summer and would like to confirm that there has been no detectable increase in maturity. His children, however, do seem well adjusted and look after their father.

Kim Newton reports:

I was covering an event for NASA in Montgomery with Gov. Riley and ran into Ms. Worley, Secretary of State, who invited me to come to her office anytime.  She said she was so proud.  Wow, now that's different!

Steve Owens reports:

I live in Brandon (Jackson), Mississippi, and have been married to Carrie (Stevens) since 2000. We are expecting a little Stevie or Carrie in May. David Williamson and I are now related (he is related to my wife somehow here in Miss.). I graduated from Mississippi State with a landscape architecture degree and have worked for a firm here in Jackson for about 9 years. The only gossip I can think of is that my wife is younger than Brad Atkins'.

Julia Peake reports:

Hello to All.

Where to start with gossip about myself? It seemed like there was always something going around about me in high school, you would think this would be easy to start my own about myself. Anyway, my daughter- Elizabeth is 20 years old and is finishing here sophomore year at KY Western University in Bowling Green, KY. Talk about growing up fast, I never feel old until I tell people that I have a 20 year old daughter (she’ll be 21 this fall). I’m still single, much to my mother’s dismay; though I am seeing a wonderful man right now, I’m in no hurry to get married, I’m too busy. I attend a fantastic church in Louisville, KY; it’s a little too big for some, we have about 20,000 people as registered members, but only have about 19,000 average attendance. You can see the church via our web site: www.southeastchristian.org. I’ve been following the progress of the Reunion through this site with great excitement. Unfortunately, I got word about a month ago that my mission trip this summer has had to have the dates changed. I’ll be in Bralia, Romania while ya’ll party down in ‘Bama. I would like to see everyone, but my heart was captured by the sunflowers in Romania last year, and I have to go back. It’s a beautiful country, and the people there are amazing. Yes, I would recommend traveling there to anyone. We went by way of Vienna, and due to a cancelled flight, we found ourselves in Madrid coming home. I promised Mechele Woodall a snail mail post card from there this summer, anyone else want one?

I hope every one is doing well, sounds like it anyway from the gossip page, and have fun at the reunion.

Teresa Pirtle Jett reports:

The years sure went by fast! I've been married now for 20 years to a fun and wonderful man. We have 2 children: Jonathan (19) and Anna (16). My husband is in the army and just returned from a 14 month duty in Iraq. As for myself, I worked retail sales for many years until I finally got sick of it and went back to school to get a degree. I now work with the Alabama Organ Center harvesting tissue and organs for tissue donation and research. I love my job! My back yard has turned into a petting zoo. My kids bring home strays and I don't have the heart to turn them away. We now have 4 cats, 1 dog, several chickens and 2 ducks. The birds will be leaving us soon!!!! I forgot the fish...oh yeah, the ducks ate them...

Chem Proctor Schultz reports:

Wow! 20 years? I am not that old! It will be great to come back to Decatur. After finishing college with a Forensic Science degree and a year of graduate school, I went to work on a cruise ship. My intentions were to see the East coast and the Virgin Islands. (Have more fun) I tried to talk Suzette Sellers into going with me. No, she did not go. Well, things did not work out like I had planned. I met my husband on that love boat!! After a year long voyage, I went to St. Louis, MO and got married. We now have three daughters. (Jessica 13, Erica 6 and Phoebe 9 (our dog). No, I am not working in the Forensic field; however, it really is a smash on T.V. I found that motherhood was wonderful and I spent a few years at home with my first child. I then decided to become a teacher. I currently teach 3rd grade at a wonderful school. Who knows what is next! P.S. Suzette Sellers Brown you're my true BFF!!!

Alan Robinson reports:

Debra and I will celebrate our 15th wedding anniversary on December 9th. We have three children Elise (11), Bailey (8){both girls} and Drew (3) who are involved in all sorts of sports, plays and school activities. I work over in Madison at a! small telecomm company called Verilink and Debra works at home as a domestic engineer, car pool coordinator, school volunteer, etc.!

Demetria Robinson reports:

Doing well and still single!

Suzette Sellers Brown reports:

Hey there everyone!!!  I've been living in Birmingham for 14 years now.  Ed and I will be celebrating our 10th anniversary March 2005!!!  We have 2 great kids, Eddie (almost 9), and Abby (6).  I can't forget our 2 dogs Maxie and Harley.  Right now I'm substitute teaching at Oak Mountain Elementary School and working part-time at Barnes & Noble.  Yesterday, I actually ran into Jared Flake at the bookstore and we talked about the reunion.  Can't wait for it!!  Also, Noel, remember us seeing each other at the Orlando Airport earlier in March?  I'm still best friends with Chem Proctor Schultz, who lives in St. Louis.  Can't wait to see everyone!!!

Aimee E. Silvestri Brannon reports:

I was married for 13 years to Ron DeWeese, Jr.  We had two great boys - Steven (16) and Nicholas (15) - and the boys live in Priceville. We divorced in 1998.  I remarried to Rick Brannon, co-owner of Decatur Vacuum; and we have a 17 month old.  I've worked for Environmental Health at the Health Department in Guntersville for 11 years.  We live in Somerville and take care of my mom-in-law and two nieces.

Jay Stackhouse reports:

Married to my wife Yvette for almost 7 years now. We have 2 beautiful kids, Danielle, age 11, and Cole age 4. I work for IBM on contract for NASA at the Marshall Space Flight Center. I am a Senior Technical Software Developer. We live in Priceville, Alabama. If I am not coaching my sons T-ball team, or playing Power Rangers or monster trucks, I can usually be found on the lake fishing or hunting.

Phillip Terry reports:

I am living in Houston, Texas with my wife Kelly and our 7 year old son Gabriel. I work for The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Cancer Center as a Cat Scan Technologist. I also coach my son's little league baseball team and I still root for the Tide!

Terri Warner Lovett reports:

I have been married to Bobby 14 years in May. We have three children: Thomas (almost 11), Sarah (3 1/2) and Joseph (10 months). We live in Madison. We are keeping the road hot between baseball, gymnastics, school and church . . . oh yeah, and work. But, we are loving every minute of it. I can hardly believe that it has been 20 years. I remember a point in my life where that seemed so ancient . . . now it doesn't seem old at all. I am looking forward to seeing everybody at the reunion.

Will Webster reports:

Married Kim Smith of Foley, AL in 1990. Have four children -- Grayson (8), Kailey (7), Britton (4) and Caroline (2). Practices law at Webster, Henry & Lyons, P.C., since forming the firm in 2001.

Dan Wesnor reports:

Played poker with Brad Atkins, Jay Stackhouse, Dave Williamson, Steve Owens, Curtis Spurling, and Brian Voketz and some of their wives a few weeks back.  Brian cleaned out our wallets, which was hard to believe.  Brad and Leigh Ellen have some kind of scam going where they work the table as a team, but we can't catch them in the act.  Curtis' wife Carrie tried to kill us all by feeding us to the bursting point.  Steve and his second-cousin-by-marriage, Dave, haven't changed a bit, which is either good or bad, depending on your perspective.  I won't say anything about Jay, seeing as how he could probably still whoop my tail despite my 10-inch height advantage.  Funny how we all turn into 17 year-olds (except Brad) when we get together.  I'll probably have to miss the reunion because work will force me to be in Kauai for 6 weeks during the summer.  Cry for me now - expressions of sympathy can be sent to wesnor@knology.net.

David Williamson reports:

First, I want to thank Noel for the fantastic work he did on the 10th anniversary, and in putting together such a grand party and in preparing for the 20th anniversary. The bad news is some of us are a little fatter and a little more bald and a little more gray. Thank goodness I am not in that category but we are all 20 years wiser!

OK, Steve Owens & I were really swapped at birth. Steve has ended up in Mississippi (my parents' home state) and I ended up between Detroit & Ann Arbor, Michigan (Steve's birth state).

So WAR EAGLE! from me & for Stackhouse, & a GO BULLDOGS! for Steve & a ROLL TIDE! for Mr. Atkins, Mr. Spurling & Mr. Voketz (Yes, I pulled for the Tide with Voketz @ the '78 Vandy game). And get this, Brad Atkins, to my horror, has mis-taught my wife to say "Roll Tide!" & "Go Alabama Elephants!" Hope to see you guys in Decatur in December!

Despite the bone-chilling weather, I have found great happiness with my wife of (7) years, Shelly, whom I met at a Detroit charity event. We now have raised (3) kitty cats, Peanut, Pepper, & Patton (named after the General for his loud asthmatic purrs). If all goes well, we plan to adopt a baby girl from China late next spring. Shelly is working as a CPA for Intermec Corporation. I'm working for Ford Motor Company as a Product Engineer, currently in steering systems as a six sigma black belt (hiii yah!) . If you need a company discount on a Ford, Lincoln/Mercury, Mazda, Jag, or Volvo, let me know because I always have too many discounts & I let them go to waste.

We don't have grits & BBQ up here, to my dismay, but if you're ever in my neck of the woods, I'll show you the best Fatoush salad & hummus this side of the Detroit River. Ask Roland Ryan, we had some pretty good Cajun food in downtown Detroit, eh?

David Williamson
izzybird@peoplepc.com

Mechele Woodall reports:

Been living in Huntsville for the past few years after a brief stay in Las Vegas.  And may I say what a fun place Vegas is - for singles and for families!  Currently, I'm working at The Space and Rocket Center while pursuing a double Masters in Human Factors and Space Studies.  So anyone out there working in the space industry . . . I am available for a "real" job. :-)  Or if you just want to say "Hey", buzz me or email me.  It's great to see what everyone has been up to the past several years.  Can't wait to see everyone again.

Lana Wooten Herchenhahn reports:

I've been married for 16 and half years to Randall Herchenhahn (and I thought Wooten was bad) and we have two of the most beautiful girls, Taylor (12) and Katie (9). (They look like their daddy!) I've been working for with the Government since 1988, but now I'm a contractor with SAIC in Huntsville working on the Ground Based Mid-Course Missile Defense Program. I do Configuration Management for the IT group and its always jumping around here. Randall and I love to camping and fishing and play golf, but mostly we stay home and do whatever the girls want to do. Oh we also have 4 dogs, who I call my babies, 2 Pomeranians (Dixie and Belle), a MaltiPoo (Scooby Do) and an Australian Shepard/Lab mix named Freckles. The dogs actually rule the roost so we do whatever they feel like doing. We live in wonderful Falkville, AL (Falk Vegas as I lovingly refer to it) where our classmate Steve Hames is our new Chief of Police. YEA! (Remember Steve, NO TICKETS!)  If you're ever out in the country, come on by and see us!