daughter2's profile

Relationship

Single. Interested in meeting men for dating and meeting people for friendship and meeting people for networking

Hometown

My hometown where I was born/raised was Bath, ME.

Places I've been

I have been to a few places over my lifetime. They are: New York City, Portland, ME, Providence and Newport, R.I., Miami, Miami Beach, Hollywood, Fort Lauderdale, St. Petersburg, Key West, Daytona Beach, Orlando, Winter Park, FL, Fort McClellan, Alabama, North Conway, NH, and Waterbury, VT.

Education

• Lillian Fisher Elementary School, General Studies - 1955 to 1963
• Bath Junior High, General Studies - 1963 to 1966
• Morse High School, Business/Clerical courses - 1965 to 1969
• Beal College-Brunswick, Maine Campus, Business-Clerical Courses - 1978 to 1979
• Southern Maine Community College (SMCC), Liberal Studies - 2006 to 2006

Military

• Women's Army Corps - 1969 to 1969
  Division: Basic Training- Women's Training Battalion
  Rank: Private E-1

More about me

I was the third and youngest child born to my parents, on December 23, 1949. I have an older sister and brother who were born in 1944 and 1946, respectively. I grew up in Bath, Maine (home to the great Bath Iron Works Corporation, where my father worked for 18 years after moving from New York City to Bath, Maine in 1945. I saw several ships launched from the B.I.W. over a period of 8 years (1955-1963).

I graduated from Morse High School in my hometown of Bath in June of 1969. I enlisted in the Women's Army Corps in July 1969, and I flew out of the Portland Jetport on September 25, 1969. I went through Basic Training at Fort McClellan, Alabama. What an experience that was! But, I was in the best physical condition of my entire life! I also made my share of friends from all over the United States!  Unfortunately, I was discharged (honorably) from the WACS after serving for three months, due to my inability to adjust to military life after being notified that my 72-year old father's health was very poor, and it was felt that I should return back to Maine to take care of him. I felt incredibly guilty and disappointed that I couldn't adjust to being in the Army. I felt like I not only let my family down, but myself as well. But I will never forget the wonderful and tough experiences that I did encounter!  If I had it to do over again, I would in a heartbeat, and I'd do it better!

I'll have more to add tomorrow, but for now, I have to get some "beauty" sleep!

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