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tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-37761920315127443452018-10-15T01:45:06.544-07:00Corbett ConnectorThis site is ALL about the people of CORBETT, Oregon... one of the very finest places to live and breathe. I have been blessed to have raised my two sons here and now get to help folks buy and sell HOMES here!Michelle Carter Smithhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-74747337344274258222018-10-14T12:20:00.000-07:002018-10-14T12:24:50.320-07:00From Florida to Corbett

Lorraine Newell's arrival into this world was expedited by a motorcycle ride. Her father was drafted into the Army and her mom wanted her to arrive prior to his departure for Germany. The answer? A bumpy motorcycle ride to start labor. It worked! Lorraine arrived before her father left and then she and mother eventually joined her father in Germany for a two year period. The family later moved to Florida where her only sibling was born. Her brother and parents lived with her in many locations within Florida until Lorraine was 15 years old. Her father was a pastor and was interested in attending Multnomah Bible College in Portland, so they decided to move across the country! Lorraine began as a sophomore at Park Rose High School and it was not easy for her. Quiet and compliant as a child, she was also artistic and played the piano. The move to Portland rocked her world and she didn't start off on a good foot. She literally BROKE her foot just before school started and had to hobble around her new high school! The following year she transferred to Portland Christian High School and met a friend there who lived in Corbett. That was the first time she was aware of the Corbett community. After high school graduation, Lorraine was in a bad car accident and needed time to recoup. She began college in 1989 at Azusa Pacific University in CA. After two years, she moved back to Portland and met her husband Gene. Her parents had moved back to Florida, so Lorraine lived in an apartment and began dating Gene. After eight months, they became engaged and then got married in 1992. Lorraine was working for Multnomah County and today is still employed with the county but has a different position, working as an analyst in Human Resources. Over the years she was able to take time off when her daughters were born and still at home. In 1995, Gene and Lorraine purchased their first home and then the babies started arriving! Together they have three daughters. Madeline is 21 and attending college in Seattle, Katie is 18 and Emma is 15, both attending school in Corbett. In 2003 the family moved to Gresham and then relocated to another Gresham home before finding a forever place to live in Corbett in 2018. Lorraine's parents are back in Portland now and they will eventually live with her family, so Lorraine and Gene wanted to find "the perfect spot" for multi-generational living when it comes time to join them on the property. Lorraine says the family loves to laugh a lot and vacation together. They make several trips to Seattle to see their oldest in college and are also big Seahawk fans. They have been to Mexico, Disneyland, and Hawaii. Currently, Lorraine is the president of CHAMPS, involved with the Site Council at the school and is a member of the Corbett Ladies Who Read book group.Michelle Carter Smithhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-31605796162183984832018-10-02T12:26:00.001-07:002018-10-02T22:17:55.564-07:00Retired TeacherMichelle Abramson was born in Redlands, CA and is the oldest of five children born to her parents. Her mom passed at age 90 and her father is still alive at 98 years of age! Michelle's father was a pilot in the Air Force, flying in WWII, the Korean War and in Vietnam. Michelle and her siblings lived internationally as a result of her father's position with the USAF. When she was five, Michelle's family moved to Japan for three years. They then moved stateside to Tacoma, Wash., then to Germany. Later it was off to Michigan and then back to Tacoma. As a child, Michelle said she was very quiet and yet confident. She loved being in the outdoors and was mischievous. Michelle attended all four years of college at Western Washington Univ. in Bellingham, WA., earning her Bachelor's degree in English and minoring in Art. College was a positive experience for her and she made lifelong friends. Upon graduation, Michelle began teaching on an Indian Reservation near Yakima, WA. After teaching for a year, she then taught Art and English on the high school level in Oregon for two years. The next stop was teaching for four years in Germany for the Dept. of Defense at a high school where she again taught both English and Art. Michelle and Al Abramson had been platonic friends for ten years and when Michelle moved back to the states from Germany, love blossomed in Boston! Michelle went back to school at Boston Univ. to get Master's degree in English and her and Al married in Boston in 1972. Together they moved to Mississippi for a year where Al was a ship fitter and Michelle taught Art. After Mississippi, they moved to Portland where Michelle again taught Art and English at Roosevelt High School. Each and every summer they commercial fished in Alaska. When son Gunnar was born, he was born three months premature. He was well loved and cared for! Gunnar was a quiet child who started writing at age seven and would read whenever possible. He also loved target shooting, cars and military history. He is currently in Japan, looking to teach English. During his growing up years, he also went to Alaska with his folks each summer. When Gunnar was 13, they sold their fishing business. Al and Michelle not only went to Alaska with Gunnar, but also to Australia, India, Europe and all over the Western U.S.. In 1990, they moved to Corbett, wanting to get out of an increasingly busy Portland. Michelle taught nine years at Mt. Hood Community College after moving to Corbett, then suffered a bout with cancer. As she was recovering, both she and Al became involved at the Corbett Grange and the Helping Hands program. They also became involved with the Corbett Historical Society and the Columbian Garden Club. Michelle has always loved the rural aspect of Corbett, living just "close enough" to town! Al passed on his birthday in 2017 at the age of 74. Michelle continues to live in Corbett and has no plans to move anywhere else. Having lived and traveled the world, this is HOME.

Michelle Carter Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-8000975652745422502018-09-30T17:03:00.000-07:002018-09-30T17:03:28.748-07:00I am BAAAAAAACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Beginning this blog in 2010, I have personally interviewed nearly 400 folks that live in Corbett or work for the Corbett School District. I have a PASSION for this little community that helped raise my children. After volunteering extensively in many facets of the community, I came to realize that the people of Corbett are beyond amazing. My friend Clarence Mershon (author of numerous Corbett history books) encouraged me to start writing down some of the conversations I had with the people of Corbett. The Corbett Connector Blog was born!
Since the blog, I have also birthed the Corbett Business Directory to support LOCAL shopping for everything from needing an attorney to purchasing firewood! All folks in my directory must be a Corbett resident. Copies are updated every year and are FREE in both Corbett markets, Liz's Coffee Cabin and at the Grange. They are also available online.
This summer was busy for my real estate business, so it has taken me a bit longer to get started again with my interviews. Get ready to read about older residents that have lots of interesting thoughts to share about their lives!
Two years ago I moved out of the community during a very sad period of my life. I am SO HAPPY to announce that I am moving back in October. Corbett truly is my HOME. I cannot wait to start running the roads of Corbett again! ;)
(The Portlandia Marathon is next weekend and I am ready).
Please let me know if you have any particular friend or relative you wish for me to interview! #971-221-9655.Michelle Carter Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-76015003057488272802018-06-18T09:34:00.000-07:002018-06-18T21:13:02.914-07:00From Corbett to England's Oxford University

Born in Portland and raised in Corbett since birth, Kendal Hocking attended Corbett schools K-12. She is the middle of three daughters born to Corbett High sweethearts, James and Sharon Hocking. Considering herself to be very quiet and shy as a child, Kendal said she had a speech impediment that led to four years of speech therapy. Interested in art and music, she also played volleyball and soccer for many years of her childhood. Kendal played the clarinet in the school band from 5th to 11th grade. She began playing the piano at age five and still plays today. Kendal loved art classes in school, but also did a great deal of drawing on her own at home. The family did a lot of camping every summer and were close with other neighbor families, spending a great deal of time with them. Kendal graduated in 2011 from Corbett High and then attended Capernwray Hall in England for a year. This was her first time away from home and she grew a lot, saying that she learned just how much she did not know! This was a time of great spiritual growth for her as she went alone, not knowing anyone. When Kendal returned to Corbett after a year, she worked as a nanny and also at Multnomah Falls Lodge to save for college. Kendal began classes at Seattle Pacific University in 2013 and graduated in 2017 with a major in General Music. She originally went to get her degree in Music Therapy, and that was why she originally chose SPU. Her time in Seattle was life-changing for her as she left with a strong sense of community. She says being with like-minded peers had a profound impact on her and she made lifelong friends. Seattle is now considered her second home. Corbett will always be her first love! After graduation, Kendal came home to work once again to save for college. She has worked in the food industry, working as many hours as possible to save for a master's degree program at Oxford University in England! She was accepted into their Musicology Master's Program that begins in October. There is no aide or scholarships available, so she is thankful for her neighbors that she grew up with. Chris Spanjer is hosting a dinner at the Corbett Grange for all who want to attend and support Kendal. Sunday, July 15th from 6:00-8:00 pm will be an evening of English Fare. Tickets are $50 and will include a British feast, live music, Oxford readings and trivia. Call 971-678-7663 or email email@example.com. All proceeds will go to Kendal's 2018 Oxford expenses. Kendal's desire is to come back and teach locally at a high school level. Maybe even at a university someday! She is clearly passionate about learning and passing education on through teaching.Michelle Carter Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-71835346416173294972018-06-13T14:43:00.003-07:002018-06-13T14:44:21.430-07:00Coming Soon! Sugarpine Drive-In
Corbett residents Ryan and Emily Domingo first met at a July 4th BBQ in Brooklyn, NY despite both having Oregon roots. Together they share a passion for food, hospitality and connecting with people. Emily's mom was an avid gardener and Emily grew up being exposed to numerous vegetables and home grown meats. She worked in several restaurants as a teen, and later attended culinary school in Portland. She continued working in a variety of restaurants after school and was even on the Iron Chef! Ryan has a college background in Marketing and Advertising. He transitioned to a career in restaurants in 2006, managing numerous restaurants in several different states including Ned Ludd in Portland. Both Emily and Ryan have a deep love for nature and the outdoors, so having their first brick and mortar building located just off the Scenic Highway is a dream come true! Next month they are bringing their delicious comfort foods with a seasonal spin to the banks of the Sandy River. The Sugarpine Drive-In will be the new commercial kitchen for their upscale Larch Provisions catering business. Located at milepost 0 on the Scenic Highway, they are located in the snack shack that is over 100 years old and rich with history. Their plan is to offer high quality organic soft serve ice cream, sandwiches, refreshing beverages, soups, salads and more. One can drive through or walk up to the window to order. Multiple picnic benches will be available on their spacious deck to sit and enjoy either a snack or meal. They will be open year round, as they will still offer catering services as well. Hours at the Drive-In will be 11 am to 6 pm Sunday, Wednesday and Thursday and 11 am to 9 pm Friday and Saturday. They will be closed on Monday and Tuesday. More information can be found at www.sugarpinedrivein.com. Currently Ryan and Emily are looking to raise needed funds to get started and you can be a part of that by making a donation via their website or at kickstarter.com

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Clair Klock was born in Portland, OR. His sister Carol was born one year and 10 days after Clair. When just seven years old, his mom passed. When Clair was twelve, his father passed. At this point, Clair and his sister went to live with their father's brother and his wife. Orval and Dorothy Klock had already raised their children and were grandparents, yet they welcomed Clair and Carol into their Corbett home. Both kids experienced a huge change in lifestyle, going from the city to the country. They each enrolled in the Corbett schools and Clair became involved with 4-H gardening and forestry and the Service Club. Clair also played football, baseball and basketball all through high school. In the summers, Clair worked for a Corbett couple who had a major impact on his life. Elmer and Donna Larson owned Larson Blueberry Farm in Corbett and Clair worked summers for them as a field hand, doing everything needed around the farm. This is where Clair began to understand and love farming. Clair attended Mt. Hood Community College for two years just after high school, studying biology. He finished at Oregon State, earning his degree in in General Science and Biology. All during college, Clair continued working at the Larson Farm on Christenson Road in Corbett, whenever time and school allowed. After college graduation, Clair got a job with MESD-Multnomah Education Service District, working for their Outdoor School programs. Clair worked as a counselor and field instructor. He did this for nearly six years. During the summers, he worked for MESD Youth Conservation Corp. as a residential work camp counselor. He did projects in the Umatilla National Forest in NE Oregon. During this time at Outdoor School, Clair met his future wife, Beverly. She was his supervisor! In 1976 they married at a 4-H camp near Salem. In 1979, they leased the Larson Blueberry Farm and then operated that for 10 years, turning it into a large u-pick operation. They sold 250K lbs. of blueberries each year! During this time in 1982, they had the opportunity to purchase a home and acreage on Salzman Road in Corbett. They turned two acres of hay field into a blueberry field that still operates today as a u-pick farm. At the end of their 10 years at the Larson Farm, they only focused on the Salzman Road farm. During this time, Clair worked a variety of wildlife and GIS mapping jobs. In 1998, Clair got a job at Clackamas Soil and and Water Conservation District as a small farms and urban conservation specialist. He currently still works there and it has been 20 years! Clair and Beverly have two children that are now grown and they live locally. They have six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Three years ago, Clair and Beverly retired from farming, having their Salzman Road farm run by a family member. They still operate as a u-pick and sell delicious blueberries each year from mid-July to mid- Sept. Both he and Beverly are life-long conservationists, supporting conservation education, as seen through the goals of their farm. 1. Produce a good product 2. Give urban people a farm experience 3. Provide jobs for local kids 4. Teach conservation farming. Both Clair and Beverly love traveling. Clair worked 20 years during his "free time" for Linblad Expeditions in Baja, Alaska and the Columbia River. He has traveled the world!Michelle Carter Smithhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-67357885321466458952018-02-17T07:39:00.002-08:002018-02-17T07:39:25.508-08:00Bringing Cheer to the Classroom

Bekah Tucker was a cheerleader for all four years at Barlow High School. She absolutely loved the experience and has continued to be a cheerleader in her Corbett classroom. She is passionate about teaching her students. Bekah was born in Portland and grew up in Gresham, OR. She is the second of four daughters born to her parents. Her folks are still married and continue to live in the same home Bekah grew up in. Bekah was quiet as a child and says she always wanted to be a teacher, like Laura Ingalls Wilder. Bekah was a compliant child at school and yet a bit more rambunctious at home. She attended Good Shepard School for K-8 and her family attended church at Good Shepard. Bekah played volleyball and basketball both in middle school and high school. All of Bekah's sisters attended Barlow, and all were cheerleaders at the school, just like her! Bekah also sang in the school choir all four years, traveling out-of-state for numerous competitions. During her high school years, Bekah worked at Izzy's Pizza, across the street from Gresham High School. After graduation, she attended Warner Pacific College in Portland and graduated with a degree in Human Development. She minored in Christian Education. During her senior year, she studied at the University of Oxford in England for a semester. She absolutely loved the experience. During her college years, she dated a man and yet the relationship ended after graduation. She worked at her church after graduation as an administrative assistant for five years. She had thought it would only be a one year position! After her five years, she decided to move to Prague, The Czech Republic to teach in a pre-school for one year. While there, Bekah traveled all over the area on weekends and holidays. She said she made a lot of friends and created many wonderful memories. When she came home to Oregon, she had a renewed passion for teaching. She met for coffee with Desiree Chiu and got a job at Troutdale Elementary as a Special Education Asst. for three years. She was attending Concordia University in the evenings to to earn her Master of Arts in Teaching. Bekah did her student teaching at Corbett with Susan Handy and Dee Dee Hanes. The following year after graduation, she covered three different maternity leaves for Corbett teachers! Then, the following year a full-time position opened up for K-2 teaching. She has been at Corbett Grade School ever since. Bekah now teaches K-1 and really appreciates the encouraging and supportive staff that she is able to work with. She says the kids benefit from the collaboration that goes on between the teachers and aides that work so well together. Bekah lives in SE Portland and enjoys being able to walk to nearby restaurants and shops. She enjoys exploring the City of Portland, trying out the best spots for food, beer and coffee. She also loves to explore the world and is always planning her next trip!Michelle Carter Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-12014019375994416552018-02-03T18:24:00.000-08:002018-02-03T18:24:55.989-08:00A Passion for Both Learning and Teaching

Yianna Belesiotis was born in Portland as the middle of three children. Her parents immigrated from Greece and had to learn English once they arrived. They ended up opening a restaurant and found support with other Greek families through the local Greek Orthodox Church. Yianna began kindergarten barely knowing English, so began watching Sesame Street on TV to better learn the language. She then attended a second year of kindergarten to reinforce what she had learned. Yianna had two brothers and lived in the family home from birth until the time she left for college. Every summer her family went back to Greece to visit family. Her dad worked hard at the restaurant with his brother and would end up joining the family later in the summers. Yianna was shy as a young child and but later became a very curious, outgoing and energetic child. In her childhood she played the flute, guitar and also sang. She danced and had private dance lessons. She loved to read and later gravitated towards philosophy. Friday nights Yianna attended Greek Language School to be able to read and write Greek as well as speak it. When Yianna was just 12 years old, her father passed away from cancer. Her mother was devoted to the children and refused to marry again until her youngest child had grown up and left the house. At age 16 to 21, Yianna was a barista at Coffee People at the PDX Airport. She graduated from David Douglas High School then attended PSU and studied Classical Language and Literature. She finished with a degree in Liberal Arts. The year Yianna graduated from PSU was the same year she met her husband through a mutual friend. They have now been together for twelve years, marrying Dec. 29, 2014. Yianna married Justin Votos at Timberline Lodge on Mt. Hood. Both Yianna and Justin are climbers and literally travel the globe to find mountains and big rocks to climb. Justin is a wildlife biologist and a member of Portland Mountain Rescue, conducting rescue searches. In 2009, Yianna decided to continue her education and went to Concordia Univ. in Portland to earn her Master's in Teaching. She then took a year off and moved to Colorado with Justin to focus on climbing and becoming better at the craft. She then returned to Oregon and began subbing at Corbett and was hired in the Corbett Grade School the following year. She currently teaches K-1 and really enjoys her classroom, calling it her dream job. Her passion is environmental education and appreciates being able to create and implement Columbia Gorge Studies. Yianna and Justin currently live in Portland.Michelle Carter Smithhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-59887051574752399482018-01-27T18:54:00.000-08:002018-01-28T11:51:39.520-08:00The Perfect Fill-In

Kathleen Shelman has lived for 30 years in an original Corbett schoolhouse (The Hurlburt School) that was built in 1923. She and her husband Dave have been married for 41 years and they raised both of their children in the schoolhouse that was converted to a single family home in 1935.
Born in Portland, Or., Kathleen went home with her parents to Seaside, Or. When Kathleen was just six months old, her mom was hospitalized with TB. Kathleen moved in with her grandparents and did not see her mom for three years. Kathleen was very loved and cared for by both sets of grandparents as they lived so close to one another. When her mom healed, she and her mom joined her dad in Elsie, Or. Two brothers eventually joined the family and then the family moved to Vernonia when Kathleen was in the third grade. The family lived there until Kathleen finished her freshman year of high school. During 7th grade, her parents decided to help a child in need and adopted Bruce to join the family. He is 10 years younger than Kathleen and he fit right in! When her dad got transferred again with Crown Zellerbach, Kathleen was 14 and the family moved to Seaside. Her dad was promoted from logger to assistant manager. She graduated from Seaside High School and attended Seattle Pacific College, which is now Seattle Pacific University. She then transferred after two years to Oregon State Univ. and majored in Elementary Education. Kathleen says she learned many life lessons in college and as a result, chose to make some changes and joined a campus ministry in San Jose. After this, she was hired to teach special education on an Indian reservation in Montana for one year. This was a very positive experience. Later she got a job as an aide in a behavior classroom in Park Rose. Here she learned a tremendous amount. Kathleen's grandmother found her a husband during this time. Dave Shelman attended the same church as her grandmother and introduced them. It was love at first sight! They dated just nine months and then married in her parent's wheat field in Molalla. Kathleen got her first full-time teaching job as a reading specialist, teaching three years. She gave birth to a daughter and then two years later, a son. Dave was transferred to Colorado as an architect and they lived there for four years. Kathleen taught nursery school during this time. In 1986, they moved back to Oregon. In 1988 Kathleen began working in the Reynolds School District as a kindergarten teacher, part-time. She later taught first grade. Both her kids went to Corbett Schools K-12 and graduated. She retired in 2013 and has subbed in both the Reynolds and Corbett School District ever since. She mostly volunteers now. She loves to garden, do yard work, hike, kayak and travel. Her and Dave are happy at home with their one dog and two ducks.Michelle Carter Smithhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-73016319290296406132018-01-20T19:18:00.000-08:002018-01-20T19:38:37.194-08:00Behind the Scenes

Cathy Taylor was born in Lake Oswego as the third of four children born to her parents. There were two girls and two boys. Cathy says she was very shy as a child, always reading books and playing the violin from age 10 until high school. She was involved in Brownies and then Girl Scouts, up until middle school. She did not participate in any sports, and spent her entire childhood in Lake Oswego. During high school she worked for two years at Kentucky Fried Chicken. After graduating from Lakeridge High School, she became a bank teller at Willamette Savings and Loan for three years. The bank closed, then Cathy took a job at Burns Brothers, quickly moving into an accounting position. She enjoyed her work and stayed eight years with the company. During this time, she met and married a man from Corbett and they moved to Troutdale. Jeff and Cathy had one son together in 1997. After her time with Burns Brothers, she went to work for Hoffman Construction as an accountant, staying four years. Cathy then went on to work for Toyo Tanso USA in Troutdale and stayed for twenty years! Cathy and her son live in Boring and she has been with her boyfriend Lynn the last seven years. Recently Cathy was looking for a job change and was notified of the position available in Corbett as the Business Manager. She was hired and has been with the school district since November 2017. Cathy brings a lot of experience to the table and although she works in an office tucked away in the administrative office, she loves being on campus with so many friendly students and staff! She says she is excited to be in such a positive environment and wants to make this a great year! In her free time, Cathy enjoys snowmobiling and riding motorcycles with Lynn. Cathy says she is a permanent passenger for the motorcycle rides! Cathy has a dog named Cheech and loves doing yard work on the property. She also volunteers for Soulful Giving, a non-profit group that feeds the Randall Children's Hospital. She does inventory and registration for the yearly Soulful Giving Blanket Concert held at Junki Yoshida's Troutdale home. The concert is held the first Saturday every August.Michelle Carter Smithhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-34320917779645421702018-01-11T21:37:00.000-08:002018-01-11T21:37:43.322-08:00A Lover of Language

Travis Dockter was born in Grand Forks, North Dakota and is the only child born to his parents. His father is a civil engineer and his mom is a retired preschool teacher. They are currently still living in North Dakota. Travis was very outgoing as a child and loved many different languages. Graduate students from literally all over the world came to work with his father and they would spend time at the family home. Travis admired most everything about the students and appreciated that they were all bi-lingual. This influence greatly inspired him to learn another language. Travis began studying German and while in high school, he lived in Germany with a family as a part of an exchange program. A perfect chance for him to perfect his language skills! While growing up, Travis learned to juggle and has continued this skill into his adult years. He also camped a great deal with his family and developed an immense love of the outdoors. He hiked the Grand Canyon at age 12 with his father and has visited Yellowstone, Glacier National Park and Carlsbad Cavern just to name a few. After graduating high school, Travis attended the Univ. of North Dakota in Grand Forks. He majored in both German and CSD (Communications Science Disorders) which is also known as Speech Therapy! Travis moved to Arizona after graduation and worked in the Glendale School District as a speech therapist for seven years. This is when he met his wife, Kerri. During this time, this is when he also began attending Northern Arizona University to earn his Master's degree in Speech Language Pathology. Both Kerri and Travis decided to move to Oregon when he completed his degree. They both felt Oregon was gorgeous, fun and had the culture that they desired. In 2015 they moved to Fairview, Oregon and got married. Kerri began working for the Corbett School District. Travis got a job at WESD in McMinville, Or. He worked there one year and then applied to the Corbett School District. Fall of 2016, Travis was hired as a Speech Language Pathologist at Corbett Grade School. He really enjoys his position because of the opportunity and flexibility to try new things. Travis loves teaching the kids new communication skills. Travis and Kerri enjoy exploring Portland in their free time as well as hiking. Travis just recently began improv comedy to add to his performance skills as a juggler and children's entertainer. Travis and Kerri currently share their home with two cats.

Michelle Carter Smithhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-90422613745388832772018-01-01T20:57:00.000-08:002018-01-01T20:57:43.725-08:00Because of Trout Creek Bible Camp

Michelle Maier was born in Fort Benning, Georgia. She is the middle daughter of three girls and her parents are still married. Michelle's father was in the US Army and they moved often as a result. Michelle's mother stayed at home full-time until the youngest was in middle school, then she returned to teaching at a local grade school. Michelle was very outgoing as a child and loved to both sing and participate in theater. She took acting classes, was involved with plays at her school and was also involved in both speech and debate. As for athletics, Michelle played soccer, volleyball and ran both the the 100 meter dash and the four person relay in track. After graduating high school in Fayetteville, North Carolina, she attended the University of North Carolina in Wilmington. During the summers, Michelle decided to volunteer at Trout Creek Bible Camp in Corbett as a result of her mother's encouragement. Her mom had grown up in Troutdale and had also once been a volunteer at the camp! Michelle loved the experience and was there for four summers as both a counselor and as a dean. She graduated college with her major in Elementary Education and immediately began teaching after finishing her degree. Michelle stayed in North Carolina, teaching 5th grade and then 1st grade. After teaching in North Carolina, Michelle decided that because she had loved the Corbett area as a result of her time spent at Trout Creek Bible Camp, she wanted to go back. In the summer of 2015, Michelle made the move and began working at a charter school in Gresham. She then had the opportunity to step in for a teacher in Corbett that had a health issue. She began teaching in February 2016 at the Corbett Grade School, teaching K, 1st and 2nd grade. She finished out the year and then began working on her Masters of Education at Concordia University. In the fall of 2016 she was hired at Corbett Grade School as a 2nd and 3rd grade teacher. She has continued on, loving her teaching position, the students, school and the Corbett area. Michelle met her current boyfriend through mutual friends and they have been dating for just over a year. They enjoy hiking, reading and trying new restaurants together. She recently bought her first home in the Portland area.Michelle Carter Smithhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-90684881400474506672017-12-16T10:54:00.003-08:002017-12-16T10:54:30.167-08:00Lover of the Great Outdoors

Katie Jacobson was born in Eugene, OR. and has two older brothers and an older sister. Katie was able to spend her entire childhood growing up in the same home with her family. She describes herself as being very energetic as a child, a real "hands on" learner. She was constantly playing outdoors, mostly in the woods or she was in the gym, playing a variety of sports. Katie started playing basketball at age four, also playing soccer, softball, tennis, water polo and both flag and tackle football as she grew up. Katie was raised in a very sports-minded family and all of her friends were involved in sports. She said her childhood and school were really fun because of that. In high school she also held a job as a flower delivery person for a local Eugene hospital. After graduation, she headed to college at Florida State Univ. for one year. That was not a good fit, so she transferred to to the Univ. of Washington where her sister was also attending. UW offered a strong science program and she graduated with a Bachelor's degree in Conservation, Ecology and Evolutionary Biology. Prior to her college graduation, she spent time traveling. Katie first traveled all through Western Europe, then to Central America. Her third trip was through Eastern Europe. She wanted to see the world first hand and journeyed with her friends, often backpacking her way through the countries that they visited. Katie graduated in 2002 from UW and then moved to New York. She got a job working for an environmental education center as an educator, leading trips with kids through the great outdoors. After a year, she moved to Portland to work for OMSI, leading backpacking trips for Pacific Marine Science Camps, then she worked at their museum as an educator. After six years with OMSI, she worked for the Lower Columbia Estuary Partnership as a science educator for three years. She then moved to attend Northern Arizona Univ. to earn her Master's degree in Science Education. She simultaneously taught a college biology lab. Katie graduated and then headed back to work again at the Estuary Partnership. At this time she also began full-time substitute teaching at Corbett for Rhiannon Young while she was on maternity leave. In 2013, Katie was hired as an AP Environmental Science teacher at Corbett High School. During the summer of 2013 she and her mom went to Northern Spain to hike over 300 miles together along the Camino de Santiago Pilgrimage. Her mom was 65 years old at the time! Katie is now married and they are a family of four, living in Portland with a dog named Roscoe and a salt water fish tank full of fish! Katie still plays basketball for fun and the family enjoys the great outdoors with a huge vegetable garden and lots of berries in their yard.Michelle Carter Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-11397328080992411042017-12-11T20:26:00.002-08:002017-12-11T20:41:20.588-08:00"Be Prepared"

Bill Harlow was born in South Carolina. At age two, his mom moved to Oregon with him and his sister. She remarried and then Bill was also raised with a stepsister. Bill's stepfather came into his life when he was five years old and introduced him to Cub Scouts. He eventually became his Scout Master, and Bill made it all the way to Eagle Scout, a feat only 5% of Scouts achieve. Bill enjoyed numerous Scout activities and learned to always "Be Prepared" in life. He grew to love the great outdoors and became an avid hunter and snow skier while growing up. Bill lived in the same Troutdale house until graduating from Columbia High School, which is now Reynolds High School. He joined the Army after graduation and was stationed in Nirenberg, Germany. His unit went to the first Gulf War and was stationed there for seven months. His total time in the Army was three and a half years. After leaving the Army, he began working at the Army Corp of Engineers and was attending Mt. Hood Community College simultaneously. His mom passed away shortly after he returned from being in the Army. Her death had a strong impact on him and he dropped out of school and began bartending at Tad's Chicken N' Dumplins. This is where and when he met his wife Samantha! They dated a year and then married. After meeting at Tad's, they both immediately left and moved to attend college. She attended the Univ. of Oregon and he began classes at Lane Community College. Bill finished his two year degree and then transferred to the Univ. of Oregon to earn his degree in Journalism. Bill graduated and they both moved to Los Angeles to find work. They lived four years in L.A. where he was an actor and did camera work. They eventually moved back to Corbett to be near Samantha's family. His stepfather remarried and he gained five additional stepsisters. Bill began attending Pacific Univ. to earn his Masters of Teaching degree. Son Aiden was born in 2007. Bill began working for Reynolds Middle School as a Learning Specialist for 13 years. Samantha's mom died, so they sold their Corbett home and moved onto the Corbett farm with her father to help care for the farm. Instead of raising cows like his in-laws, he and Samantha are raising goats. Their son Aiden is now a 6th grader at Corbett. A short time ago, an opportunity opened up at Corbett and Bill jumped at the opportunity to work in his home district! He is currently the Corbett High School Learning Specialist. His family spends a great deal of time together. They cross country ski, fish, play board games and often just hang out on their farm!Michelle Carter Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-27826258663800757752017-11-30T20:47:00.001-08:002017-12-01T07:58:53.143-08:00Behind the Scenes

Paul Ghinga was born in Arad, Romania. He lived there for three years with his parents before moving to Italy. The family waited in Italy to receive paperwork enabling them to move to the United States. Paul's aunt and uncle were living in New Jersey, so Paul's parents met the requirement to have family already living in the U.S. in order for them to be eligible. Paul said his folks felt "so blessed" when they were finally given permission to move to the U.S. They moved in with his aunt and uncle until they could save for a home of their own. Both his parents worked two jobs in order to save. Paul was in the third grade when his parents decided to move to Oregon for a better housing and job opportunity. It was there his sister was born 11 years after his birth. His parents were able to purchase a house of their own and both kids were raised to speak both Romanian and English. Paul says he was very active, never sitting still for long. He loved to fish and be in the great outdoors whenever possible. He also played both the violin and trumpet in school and for his church orchestra, beginning at age ten. He briefly played football and wrestled as well. Paul's father worked for a bus company and the family received reduced price bus passes as a result. Paul says they got to travel all over the U.S. and he has very fond memories of all the places they got to visit. Paul worked at Courtesy Ford his senior year of high school, then graduated from Reynolds High School. He then attended Mt. Hood Community College and earned his Assoc. degree in General Studies. He then went to work as an apprentice electrician. He worked eight years before getting laid off in the slow economy. He worked numerous other jobs before applying at Corbett in 2013 for a janitorial position. Paul says he really enjoys the people he gets to work with and be around. He cleans the middle school and the high school gym. In his free time, Paul enjoys target shooting and mountain biking. He used to compete in mountain bike races but because of an injury, he is no longer able to compete. Paul is an avid hunter, fisherman, camper and hiker. He loves the great outdoors! He is currently living in Troutdale.Michelle Carter Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-83899235197761366492017-11-23T09:13:00.000-08:002017-11-23T09:13:36.578-08:00Devoted to Youth

Cathy Noles, born in Nissa, OR. is one of five girls born to her parents. Her parents were married 55 years before her father passed. As the fourth born daughter, Cathy's parents moved to Boise, ID when she was three years old. At age four, the family moved to Anchorage, AK after the major earthquake. At age 12, the family moved to Mercer Island, WA. At age 16 the family moved once again to Beaverton, OR. and Cathy later graduated from Aloha High School. She was the class president her senior year. Cathy's father worked for Bristol-Meyers Pharmaceutical Company and was transferred often for his work. Her mom stayed at home full-time with the girls. Cathy never sat still as a child and was very outgoing. At age 11 she began working as a babysitter and also as a berry picker. She was a born entrepreneur, always thinking of creative ways to earn money. She loved being with her sisters and never minded having to move so often. After high school graduation, she was hired at Nordstrom and was promoted quickly, becoming an assistant buyer at age 21 in downtown Portland. By age 22, she was a buyer in San Diego, opening three stores! She trained many employees as well as acting as a buyer. At age 21 she was in a wedding with her husband when they met. They married four years later! Cathy transferred with Nordstrom back up to Portland to be with Greg and two years after the wedding, they had their first baby. Cathy said goodbye to life with Nordstrom and went on to have three more babies! They have two daughters and two sons. They moved to Corbett from Boring in 1987. When their youngest started kindergarten, she began working with MESD in Corbett with autistic children. Prior to that, the family traveled a lot, so she home schooled all her children. The children eventually began attending school in the Corbett School District. MESD placed her into the Gresham/Barlow School District in 2001 for eight years. Cathy then took a year off to help family members. She was hired back by MESD in 2009 and was placed back in the Corbett School Distirct. Corbett hired her directly in 2015 as a Youth Transition Program Specialist. She currently works full-time for the district. Both Cathy and Greg are devoted to youth and after raising their four kids, they are pouring their lives into community kids. Greg has coached Corbett sports for over 20 years. Cathy serves her students well beyond the regular school hours. They love to travel and love to garden. They have had New Foundland dogs for nearly 25 years. Two of their kids are married, but no grandbabies ...yet!Michelle Carter Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-48168167650851754902017-11-12T20:11:00.001-08:002017-11-12T20:11:14.232-08:00Using her Education to Help Others

Jeanne Swift was hired this year by the Corbett School District to be the Student Services Director. She was born in Olympia, WA. She has a brother 20 years older and a sister 18 years older. Her younger sister is just one and a half years younger. Jeanne had a brother who was born between the older and younger siblings, but he died and there was never much conversation about his passing. Jeanne's mom stayed at home to raise the family. Her father was a Forester and an avid hunter and fisherman. There are many family memories of wet and cold camping trips! Jeanne was raised in a 100 year old farmhouse by parents that were impacted by the Depression. She began playing the violin in the 4th grade and also played the piano, and was active in Girl Scouts and ballet. Her father retired when Jeanne was in the 8th grade and they moved to Beaverton, Oregon. It was a culture shock for her parents to move to a city that seemed to be "progressive" compared to where they had lived previously. Jeanne and her sister loved it! Jeanne played the violin for the Portland Youth Philharmonic and was Principal Violinist for the youth version of the PYP. She graduated from Sunset High School in 1983 and then attended Oregon State Univ. to study Veterinary Medicine. She switched halfway through to minor in Elementary Education and major in Handicap Learner. She then received her Master's degree in 1987 in Special Education. Once she graduated, she moved to Boardman, OR. to teach Special Education. In the evenings, she taught ESOL (English as a Second Language). She also became involved with the community Latina events. On the weekends, Jeanne traveled to LaGrande to earn her Bi-Lingual ESOL endorsements. It was during her time in Boardman that she married and gave birth to two daughters. After eight years, she and her daughters moved to Hermiston and she began teaching Bi-Lingual Education for seven years. Jeanne then went on to the Univ. of Oregon where she earned her Administrative Licensure. She then moved to Portland with her daughters and began working for the Reynolds School District for eight years as the Student Services Director. She then was hired to be the MESD Special Education Coordinator for all the school districts for seven years. During these years, she also attended Lewis and Clark College's Doctoral Program where she earned her EDS in Education Leadership. She remarried in 2015 to a local fisherman who also works for the City of Gresham. She now has a stepdaughter and they all live in a newly purchased Corbett home. Jeanne says she looks forward to enjoying many years in the community and school and is focused on positive relationships and positive outcomes, giving students the best opportunities available.Michelle Carter Smithhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-6623521271759915482017-11-05T14:14:00.001-08:002017-11-06T09:10:50.954-08:00Keeping Things Running Smoothly in the Corbett Office

Christie Dillard's parents met when they were students at Corbett High School. They married, and she and her younger brother lived with them in Portland until Christie was in the 7th grade. At this time, her parents decided to move the family to Corbett. Christie was shy as a child, but played volleyball, basketball and softball all through her school years. She enjoyed staying busy and being part of a team. As a freshman, she played Varsity in all three sports! After high school graduation, Christie attended Mt. Hood Community College to study to become a dental hygienist. During high school, she worked at West Coast Bending and Fab Inc. as an office assistant. She continued to do this while attending Mt. Hood. During her time in college, her employer offered her a desirable position as an office manager. She quit school and accepted the job. She continued with that job until she was 28 years old. At age 19, Christie had met Rob Dillard through a friend. They began dating and married when she was 24 years old. Their first daughter arrived when she was 28. Emma was born in 2003 and Paige was born in 2005. When Emma was born, Christie's office job ended with the demise of the company. A year later, she began work at Twelve Mile Disposal, Corbett's local garbage company. Christie and Rob were now living in Corbett. They had bought land in Corbett in 1998 and then their house burned in 2002. They moved in with Christie's parents who lived on Lucas Road in Corbett. They re-built a home on their land and have been there ever since. Emma is now a freshman and Paige is a 7th grader at Corbett. In 2008, Christie and Rob bought the Springdale Tavern from her grandfather. Christie ran it full-time while Rob kept his job. The recession hit them hard, so in 2013, Christie went to work for Alliance Plumbing as their office manager and bookkeeper for two years. She then started her own bookkeeping business and still owns that today. In 2017 she began working for the Corbett School District as their Business Office Assistant. She enjoys the friendly work environment and learning a new system. She says there is a lot of support for one another in the office and she appreciates seeing the students as well. Her extended family is large and they spend a lot of time together. Christie and Rob also love to spend time with just their girls going boating, camping, and just being together in the outdoors. She is looking forward to a big family road trip to the Grand Canyon next summer!Michelle Carter Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-70721475080838888742017-10-30T08:42:00.002-07:002017-10-30T08:45:05.281-07:00Stepping In When Needed

Callie Uleners was born in Visalia, CA and one of six children in her family. Callie is the baby of the family and her only sister is the oldest. Her father has passed, but her parents were married 38 years! When Callie was born, her brother was dying of cancer. It was a very stressful and sad time for her loving family. When she was just four years old, her brother died at age 16. The sadness continued after Bryan's death, so Callie spent a great deal of time in the outdoors playing and being creative in her play. Callie was introverted and yet was very expressive in her painting, drawing and writing. At age six, she also began to sing. She sang all through grade, middle and high school. She was in a choir called Up With Kids as well as a chamber choir in high school and the California Girls Choir. Only 30 girls were chosen from the state of CA for this choir, and they traveled to Belgium when she was 15 years old. The host family that she stayed with had a son named Roel and they became friends. They later began writing letters to one another. The next six years, they never saw one another, but they kept writing to each other. After high school graduation, Callie attended College of the Sequoias in Visalia, CA. She also took classes at Fresno State University, simultaneously. In 2000, Callie was working on her Art degree and at her parent's house when a knock on the door happened. Standing there to both greet and surprise her was Roel from Belgium! They realized they were deeply in love and ended up getting married in Belgium. They came back to CA and their family began to grow. After the first two sons were born, they decided to move to Belgium to be near Roel's family. After three years, they moved back to the U.S., landing in Oregon for Roel's job opportunity. Roel is a design consultant, speaking three languages and he gets the opportunity to work with many world leaders. Their last son was born in Oregon in 2011 and they lived in Forest Park. After visiting a July 4th celebration in Corbett, they decided they wanted to live in a community where people knew their neighbors and took care of each other. They purchased a Corbett home in 2013 and fully embraced the Corbett lifestyle. Callie has been a copy editor and writer since 2004, doing freelance work. She recently wrote her first workbook, a grounding meditation workbook created for people who are victims of trauma or who are highly sensitive people. She also makes plant medicine, using native and medicinal plants. She grows many of her own plants. In 2016, Callie was hired as a Classified Substitute for MESD. She works for the Corbett District, wherever there is a need, working at all four Corbett Schools. Callie is grateful that her sons are able to attend the Corbett Schools and she enjoys doing whatever is needed in the office, classrooms, cafeteria or playground when called in to cover for a regular employee. Callie and her family have plans to live in Corbett for many years to come!Michelle Carter Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-89403418616888568952017-10-23T08:30:00.000-07:002017-10-23T08:30:29.566-07:00Bringing her Energy BACK to Corbett!

Maggie Young is BAAAACK! She was born in Portland, but grew up in Troutdale. She has a brother who is 12 years older and a sister that is ten years older. Since birth, her family lived in the Sweetbriar neighborhood of Troutdale. When Maggie was eight, they moved just eight homes down the street to a larger home in the same Sweetbriar neighborhood! As a child, Maggie describes herself as being very outgoing and energetic, always playing outdoors and playing make-believe. She says she has always had a very creative mind. When Maggie was five, she started playing softball and then began playing volleyball in second grade. Maggie's father was the Corbett High School softball coach, and really liked the school. He wanted Maggie to transfer to the Corbett School District. It was an easy transition because she was already friends with several Corbett girls through her involvement with them on the Mt. Hood Volleyball Club Team. Maggie played both volleyball and softball all through middle and high school. In softball, she won "Player of the Year" her Senior year as well as All-League and All-State both her Junior and Senior years! In volleyball, she won 2nd Team All-League her Sophomore year and Honorable Mention All-State her Junior year. After high school graduation, she attended Mt. Hood Community College for one year and also worked at Tad's Chicken and Dumplin's. She then moved to Eugene and worked at a restaurant for a year. Maggie decided to move back to Portland and attend Portland State Univ. for a year and work at a Montessori Pre-School. This was followed by a year of being a nanny full-time in Portland. Maggie then moved to Casper, Wyoming to become a Certified Occupational Therapy Assistant (COTA). After her time in Wyoming, she moved back to Troutdale and lived with her parents for a short time. She began work at a pediatric clinic in Gresham for 2 years. Maggie met her husband David when she was 14 years old through a friend. They began dating when she was 20 years old and when back from Wyoming, they eventually married. They currently have a five year old foster son. She loves exposing him to a variety of experiences. After getting married, Maggie began coaching volleyball at Corbett Middle School and also at Mt. Hood Volleyball Club. She then decided to to apply for a job at Corbett Schools in 2017 and was hired as a Paraeducator in Special Education. As a family, David and Maggie enjoy camping and doing things together outdoors. They are currently looking to purchase a home.Michelle Carter Smithhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-357135432950891242017-10-17T07:00:00.000-07:002017-10-18T07:14:11.780-07:00Paying it Forward

Born in Seattle, Wash., Holly McBride was adopted at birth. Holly's two sisters and brother were also adopted and raised in Pasco, Wash. Holly lived in Pasco her entire childhood and she was very shy as a child. In grade school she was tested for dyslexia and ended up being tutored as a result. Both her parents and teachers gave her support that she needed to succeed. This is one of the main reasons she now is paying it forward by helping other children in a school setting. As a youth, Holly was very involved with her church's youth group, drill team, volleyball, dance and drama. Her parents kept all of their kids social and active. Upon high school graduation, Holly attended the Univ. of Idaho for two years. She joined a sorority and that is what ended her shyness and brought her out of her shell. College advisers encouraged her to become a teacher, but she had no interest at the time, so she left the University. Holly began attending Bassist Institute in Portland to study textile and design, wanting to become a buyer. Holly met her husband David at church and she ended up quitting Bassist and transferred to Central Wash. Univ. and earned her degree in Consumer and Family Relations. Holly and David married just before her graduation and once she finished, they started their family. Patrick was born in 1983 and Matthew arrived in 1985. Holly was a stay-at-home mom until Patrick started kindergarten. Holly did in-home daycare. When Patrick was in 2nd grade, the family moved to Corbett. They wanted to live in the country, so they purchased 14 acres and then built their home with the trees on site. In the beginning phase, they lived in a tent from June until October, then moved into the barn. From there, they then moved into a single wide trailer until their home was ready to move in. Because they paid for the home as they built, the process took 12 years. During the boy's growing up years, Holly worked as a house cleaner, math tutor, and also as a home economics teacher at Portland Christian School. When that position was discontinued, Holly applied at Outdoor School as a cook. She loved it! Her next job was at Sam Barlow High, helping college bound students. In 2014, she applied at Corbett and was hired as both an aide and a school bus driver. She does both, making it a full-time position. Holly and David are still living in their home on Trout Creek Road. Her oldest son is an electrician, living in Hood River, working at the new Google plant. He served three tours in Iraq. The youngest son served five years in the Navy and is living in Baker City with his wife and four children. Holly says she is happy working at Corbett, building relationships with the kids and seeing their "ah ha" moments when things come together for them with the learning process!Michelle Carter Smithhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-54102687016006650472017-10-05T10:23:00.000-07:002017-10-05T10:23:41.800-07:00Bringing her Sparkle and Talent as Corbett's Music Teacher

Caroline Oakley was born in Upper New York State, near Buffalo. At age three, her family moved to Charleston, South Carolina. Her parents had three children, giving Caroline an older brother and a younger sister. Recently they celebrated 50 years of marriage! Her mother is English, so her parents spend summers in Europe and the rest of the year in South Carolina. Caroline says she started off shy as a child but became more outgoing as time passed. She played classical violin from the age of six until she was eleven. She then took a ten year break from music. Over the years she loved to dance, but had no formal training, ran track, played basketball, soccer and swam on swim team. Her father was a long distance runner and she ran often with him. To earn money during high school, Caroline worked at a neighbor's jewelry store. After graduation, she headed off to Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee. While there, she saw a book on a coffee table with photos of Oregon. She was fascinated. She worked two summers at a Girl Scout camp in Florence, Oregon. After graduating with a degree in Anthropology, she worked for Girl's Inc., a program to empower low-income girls. Four years after graduation, Caroline biked solo from Denver to Portland. She tent camped the entire way and brought a fiddle to play each night. During the two month journey, she stopped to see and visit with friends that she had met at music festivals while in her 20's. A boyfriend from a bluegrass family had inspired her to play the fiddle at age 21. At age 25 she taught herself to play the guitar. When Caroline finished her bike trip in Portland, she got a job at the YWCA for five years. Caroline met Pete in 2000 while playing music. They married in 2002, moved to Portland and had three boys- Simon, Gus and Benjamin. Caroline stayed at home for four years. When Gus was a year old, she started teaching a parent/toddler music program. She did this for ten years. She also has spent a decade teaching as an Artist-in-Residence in tri-county schools. Pete and Caroline moved the family to Corbett in June 2013.They have since separated and are raising the boys together. In 2016, Caroline earned her Master's degree in Elementary Education. She currently teaches music at Corbett Grade/Middle School and CAPS. She is also on the board at Corbett's Columbia Grange and organizes many of the dances held there. Caroline is well-known nationally as a community square dance caller and calls dances locally and at music festivals around the country. She also works for several NW organizations that promote old-time fiddle music and community dancing. Caroline loves music, writing letters and physical activity. She is thankful to raise her boys in Corbett and teach what she is passionate about at the local school!

Michelle Carter Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-73791784942670863882017-09-28T07:41:00.001-07:002017-09-28T07:41:02.744-07:00Bringing his Love of Music to Corbett

Born in Philadelphia, PA, Ken Hoffman was raised with one brother and two sisters. His parents moved out of the city when Ken was in second grade, heading to the suburbs. His father was an accountant for Univac and his mom stayed home full-time. He says his dad was an Arthur Murray dance instructor and a real jokester while his mom was a Holocaust survivor and was in ballet as a dancer for many years. Ken was a Cub and Boy Scout and played Little League. Music started for him in the third grade. Initially he wanted to play the trumpet, but switched to the french horn in middle school. He then added tuba and trombone. He did quite well and was a part of several honor bands. Ken loved music and felt playing instruments came easy for him. He joined the choir in middle school and began also playing bass to accompany them. In high school he was in several musicals and was Technical Director his senior year for a play. In the midst of all this activity, Ken's father died of a heart attack when he was just 16 years old. It was then his mother began working at the school in the cafeteria. After high school graduation, Ken headed to Univ. of Rochester as a Chemistry major. Simultaneously, he was accepted into the Eastman School of Music in Rochester. He was able to study privately with Milan Yancich on french horn. It turns out he was not a strong math student and failed calculus. He lost his scholarship and had to head home at the end of his sophomore year. During college he had gotten his EMT certification and now used it to be a volunteer paramedic. For income, he worked security at a nuclear power plant. Later, he moved to CA and became employed as a paramedic. This is where he met his wife Elizabeth, an ER nurse. They moved to San Francisco and had three daughters. In 1990 he finished his Bachelor's degree with a Music major at Sonoma State Univ. He began teaching 4-8th graders. In 1998, they moved to Ventura, CA where he taught high school band, choir and orchestra. This was followed by four years in El Camino, CA then Chaminade, CA for six years. With 26 years of experience, Ken moved his family to Oregon and is now a Strings teacher at Corbett Schools for grades 3-12. His desire is to eventually have a full orchestra. Currently he and his wife and youngest two daughters are living in Hillsboro with two dogs and a cat. They are looking to purchase a home closer to Corbett. Ken says he is excited to be in the Pacific Northwest and cannot wait for all that lies ahead with his position at the Corbett Schools.Michelle Carter Smithhttp://email@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-36385528957703122612017-09-25T16:56:00.001-07:002017-09-25T16:56:24.710-07:00Living Life to the Fullest!

Becky Young was full of energy from the beginning! Born in Sangus, CA, she moved with her family to Oregon at age 1. Three sisters and one brother joined Becky in being raised in Gresham. Becky describes herself as being a "tomboy" from the beginning, always playing outside for hours on end. She skateboarded, rode dirt bikes, climbed trees, got dirty and always kept up with the other boys. Attending Orient Schools, she graduated from Barlow High School. While in high school, she remained physically active by playing volleyball, basketball, softball, running track and snow skiing for Barlow. Becky went on the Mt. Hood Community College for two years to get her Associate's degree. She then went on to Portland State University to earn her Bachelor's degree in Social Science. Without missing a beat, she went on to earn her Master's degree in Education. During graduate school, she reconnected with a childhood friend and they began dating. He wanted to marry and she said "not until I finish school!" She was determined not to let anything take her attention away from finishing her Master's degree! Ty and Becky married in 1996. Becky's first job was at Orient Grade School in Gresham, teaching 5th grade. This was where SHE attended as a child. The following year she taught at Powell Valley Grade School and stayed for 17 years. After her first four years of teaching, Becky gave birth to their first daughter, Payton. Daughter Taylor was born soon after. Ty stayed at home with the girls while Becky taught. Now he manages a restaurant. When Payton was in the 4th grade, the girls began attending the Corbett Schools. Becky was so impressed that she decided to apply for a teaching job in Corbett. Thankfully she was hired and now says she absolutely loves working in the positive and uplifting environment at the Corbett Grade School as a 4th/5th grade teacher. Becky's daughters are as involved as she was as a student. They play water polo, softball, volleyball, are in Sea Cadets and do target shooting. Becky's family currently lives in Troutdale and they have a chocolate lab named Kona and a kitty named Cabella. Their python is named Pliskin. The family loves to camp and have been to numerous places including Yellowstone and Crater Lake. They are going on their first cruise this December to Mexico. Ty's family (22 of them!) are going to travel together and they are excited!Michelle Carter Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com:blogger.com,1999:blog-3776192031512744345.post-21902022015456827632017-09-21T19:44:00.000-07:002017-09-21T20:50:54.458-07:00Working Her Dream Job

Tia Hunter-Gillies was born in Portland and has a younger brother and sister. Tia spent her entire childhood in the Park Rose area of Portland. Outgoing as a child, Tia began playing the flute in the middle school and played into high school. She also was a sprinter in high school. Tia's family moved out to Gresham her senior year of high school, so she graduated from Gresham High. Tia worked at Papa Murphy's Pizza and also at Christian Supply while in high school. At age 23, Tia gave birth to daughter Addyson. When Addyson was in preschool, Tia met Jaron, who also had a daughter, Amira, in preschool. They eventually began dating and together now have a son, Miles, age 3 and a half. Tia's children both attend Corbett Grade School where she is an Educational Assistant. Tia works with kids as an intervention assistant in both math and reading. She began as a sub and that turned into a full-time position. Tia loves being able to work at the Corbett Grade School and appreciates the fact her kids are there as well. As a family, both Jaron and Tia enjoy visiting new places. Some of their favorite places have been Crater Lake, the Oregon Vortex and the Winston Wildlife Safari. Two years ago they were able to visit Maui and explore the beaches and the Road to Hana. Currently living in Troutdale, their dream is to live in Corbett and have a pasture full of animals!Michelle Carter Smithhttp://firstname.lastname@example.com


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Be it a household, corporate or maybe a private company, each of these types can make use of such services. These services can help you eliminate off the trash in a green and convenient way.
You have to be offered next day 3 Yard Dumpster in Sedalia so you can get your work started as well as done swiftly. The dumpster company should tell you what size dumpster you need to complete your work. Let the personnel know exactly what will you be putting in the dumpster. This way, he or she can tell you what size you will require. Make sure you understand what the dumpster company does not make it possible for to be dumped inside of the dumpster. For example, harmful chemical substances such as Freon isn't permitted. For those who have left over paint in the university's basement, drenched paint isn't aloud but dry paint cans usually are aloud.
M . d . have distinct rules and regulations about trash collection. You would need to get in touch with your township to find out how many baggage of rubbish bin be put out each week as well as which products must be remade. You can fully skip to perform . by renting a construction dumpster.
Most homeowners find that 3 Yard Dumpster in Sedalia is the better way to take care of the trash whenever going through your home renovation. This sort of service ought to provide you together with the container as well as, after you are finished the package, they will dispose of the trash you've left inside. The assistance should have a set fee per sized dumpster that they rent out, however if you go on the weight restriction, the fee can be adjusted.
For any large-scale cleanout, you're going to require a lot more than a one trash can. Several junk treatment companies present 3 Yard Dumpster in Sedalia and will drop off the vacant dumpster and figure it out when it's complete, based on your current schedule. After that, they'll dispose of the waste following almost all local codes and laws. A dumpster can certainly act as a central archive for goods that have been basically crossed down your "to-examine" number: once anything is in the dumpster, it is possible to move on. Devoid of to make frequent trips towards the landfill or even recycling core will also help save time, because you can stay on the house and continue to keep an eye on the cleanup and working process.
Oahu is the most affordable means of throwing out any kind of tons of trash. The type spend dumped inside dumpster varies depending on the project, and so dumpster arrives to your work location throughout customized dimensions to suit the project requirements. Dumpster rental is the better investment given it wipes out any a lot of trash in one go on affordable cost without any waiting periods. Recycle all the a candidate litter inside dump is the additional advantage attached to the 3 Yard Dumpster in Sedalia. Discarding the spend through 3 Yard Dumpster in Sedalia will certainly recycle the trash in the environment friendly approach and promote environmental awareness in the society.
Unfortunately, there are many unlicensed, deceitful junk eradication companies in existence that get rid of items illegally. Make sure to discover a junk eradication company which has a traceable address and prominent promoting to avoid complications.
Some of these businesses recycle the garbage which they choose from your home. For this reason you can really feel proud that you will be doing some environment-friendly work. The particular bins and dumpsters come in various shape and size. The idea totally depend on your dependence on example if you're doing a smaller family gathering than a moderate size can can take good care of garbage on the contrary if you're throwing a large party as compared to you might have to have a king size dumpster which are commonly discovered near design sites.
There is certainly going to become debris to eliminate. Whether it is goods left inside your home prior to invest in or spend removed over the remodeling approach, there is going to be dirt, and that dirt can come at a cost. Most non commercial trash eradication services won't pick up specified household dirt, or if they generally do, it comes at a great expenditure. Landfills will most likely charge you regarding dumping exactly the same material, consequently either way, it becomes an extra expenditure you were not accounting for. So how can you cut wasteful spending on spend removal? Engage a reliable 3 Yard Dumpster in Sedalia, IN corporation.
A few of the factors to get a 3 Yard Dumpster in Sedalia, IN, usually are: Garbage collection, crops removal, filth and cement removal, components and roofs removal, prohibit removal, health care waste or even asbestos, woods services, merely junk eradication, and recycling where possible.
Available in different sizes along with varying durations, a 3 Yard Dumpster in Sedalia, IN will provide you with a large container capable of containing all types of garbage. Furthermore renting a dumpster save you coming from packing your car full of garbage and producing numerous visits to the get rid of, it also allows you to handle rubbish of all kinds. Helping you save time and enabling you to handle garbage small and big, a 3 Yard Dumpster in Sedalia, IN service is a great choice regarding: When you hire dumpster, all your unnecessary trash will be wiped out straight forward. Before you go regarding 3 Yard Dumpster in Sedalia, IN in Ks, it is very important in your case to have specified basic information regarding the types of dumpsters obtainable and the dimensions of the dumpster that matches in your project requirements. allow us focus on common specifications connected with dumpster sizes that suit in your project requirements.
Travel and leisure, the main way to obtain economy and it is experiencing a down submit the recent periods. Recession would be the main reason regarding decreased number of visitors to Guam and change in the climatic conditions adds to it. Why is the earth of the express suffering serious effects of pollution? The answer could well be none other than the careless actions of citizens of the express i.age. improper removal of the waste.
Whether you are organizing to go for a home renovation project or even want to construct a new house for yourself; you can't simply do the construction or even a home renovation activity without hiring an expert 3 Yard Dumpster in Sedalia, INs corporation. By disposal all the waste material in their dumpster, you happen to be completely carried out with your work.Pursuing are some major reasons for which you should hire dumpster rental fees companies for your home construction or even renovation project.
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