Kathleen Moore Graves

Work, work, work! Attended I.S.U., changed majors several times and finally got serious and obtained my B.S.R.N. at age 50...same year I joined AARP. Spent lots of good years with family & friends, loved to ski and play golf (with kids as well). Since losing my 2 sons I have found joy again with a granddaughter, Shantelle, and grandson, Austin, who looks and acts so much like his dad...currently a fantastic runner who consistently wins first place in his age group, among other sports. I'm a true-to-form "grandma" and am now blessed with yet another little grandson, Brayden. Love to travel and we are now living in Green Valley, Az. for the Winter. Retired after 13 years of nursing (last job with Hospice), however, still "talk & promote" Juice Plus. Just lost my 2 wonderful, in-law parents but my own are in good health at age 90, so lucky! Will be going back to Hospice volunteering which was a great love of my life. Won't bore you any more....And YOU?

GREAT friends!!! Carol, Kathy(s), Chrissy (with fun Model-A),.
I remember a teacher, named Mr. Wilcox (sp?) who taught a science course and one day brought "skunk serum" into class and spilled it (on purpose). We left the building in a huge rush and I think it had to be closed down for the remainder of the day! Wasn't funny at the time but sure is now.
I was a huge "boy-crazy" gal and the memories are great....many good friends to this day!

marriage-divorce; marriage-divorce (^) married now 42 years!
Have traveled to the Baltic Area (12 countries); Ireland (^): now want to see the rest of the world.
Attended the Olympics in Park City: hope to see more.
Spend lots of time traveling with grandkids (took Austin to Disney World in Florida and it was really MY trip).
Camping every Summer at Redfish Lake.
Golf in every state.
Volunteer...it feels so good!
Spiritual inspiration of any kind.
Make lots of new friends from lots of other states (many of them here in Arizona in the Winter).
Do, DO, DO, and DON'T GIVE UP!!
Learn new things (anything possible, even if "impossible".
Help old people and young ones too.
learn to cook.