Jane
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Gender | Female |
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Industry | Education |
Occupation | Retired |
Location | Green Valley, Fairfield, California, United States |
Introduction | I grew up outside of Ann Arbor, MI adventuring the woods and had pets including a large Garter snake, dogs, cats, flyng Squirrel, crows, and Goss Hawks. I loved the sumac and their bright colors in the fall. After graduation from high school I was an exchange student to Germany and spent 3 wonderful months gaining experience, friends, and learning about another culture. I attended Michigan State University and majored in zoology with minors in Botany, physical science, and German. Upon graduating in 1961, I became the first ever "Biologial Aid" for the United States Department of Agriculture in Plant Pathology crop rotation and soilborn diseases. After marrying I taught Biology lecture and labs, zoology, botany, and field biology labs at Ricks College from 1963-65. From 1965-69 I trained for and then became a medical technician at St Joseph Hospital in Burbank, CA. later working as a Med Tech at both Madison Memorial Hospital in Rexburg, ID and at Fremont General in St Anthony. For a period of several years I became a part-time water tech at a civil engineering firm. I taught College Writing 111 at Ricks from 1995-2000: a fun learning time in my life. |
Interests | My 6 children and their children. Gardening, birding, hiking, camping, dog sledding, 4H, Cub and Boy Scouting, Family History, genealogy. |
Favorite Movies | Dances with Wolves, Sound of Music, Hope floats, Ever After |
Favorite Music | Pacabell's Cannon in D, Baroque music, Yanni's "In My Time" |
Favorite Books | Many various types and am in a book club with ladies in my area. |
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I birthed 6 wonderful children during these years and we had much fun exploring the wilds of Idaho. They now are married and live in 5 different states and I have 24 grandchildren, soon to be 26 with the adoption of two from the Ukraine.