FLVT 9 Interviewee: Dorothy Anthony Interviewer: Jenn Garrett Date: November 19, 2004 G: It's November 19, 2004, and I'm interviewing Dorothy Anthony. Dorothy, where are you from? A: Illinois. G: When were you married? A: July, 1944. G: Do you feel that your husband's military experience impacted your life at all? A: Oh, yes it did. G: In what way? A: On the fact that we built a home on the G.I. Bill in Orlando. Then we came up here to school. He probably wouldn't have done it, although he had gone to junior college down there. G: What year did he return from his work in the service? A: I guess fall of 1945. G: Were you involved in his decision to go back to school? A: Oh, I probably was, yes. G: Were you happy about moving to Gainesville? A: I didn't mind it at all. G: Had you worked when you were in Orlando? A: No. I was a stay-at-home mom. G: Did you have to make any sacrifices for your husband to go to school? A: Well, I don't know if you'd call it sacrifices, but I did work, which I enjoy. Living like we did there, it wasn't very permanent.