Llewelyn Beth Fann Smith

Rockwell Intl. I worked in Purchasing as a metal fabrication buyer and loved it. In 1980 we bought a ceramics business and worked 80 hr. weeks for 10 years. Our daughter was born in 1988 so the 80 hour weeks had to stop. We sold the business and I stayed home for a few years.When Kascy started school I went to work for a temp agency. I could regulate my time and all the jobs were different.
After temp work came real estate. It has always been a passion of mine. I got my license and bought and sold for our family and friends.

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Cristy Hills Crisenberry,

All good! In fact, some were TERRIFIC!! We were so fortunate to live and have our memories formed in So. Pas. Most of my friends tease me about living in a bubble. They do not have great memories of high school and do not have lifelong relationships. Thankfully, I do!!!!!!!!!

Scrapbooking, ceramics, reading, beading, and all things related to animals. I lead a great life and have a super family.

Our daughter Kascy arrived late in life and she has kept us active and involved. She is definitely our greatest work in process.

I enjoy music and would be lost without it.

Murder mysteries are my favorite read. Thanks to doing my book reports the night before they were due,
I am a fairly fast reader. It's a pastime I have learned to enjoy since retirement.

NCIS, The Mentalist, Two & A Half Men, The Closer,
Jewelry Channels & Burn Notice occupy some evenings.

After talking with classmates and reading updates, we all seem to be fairly well adjusted. Why don't we stay in touch?? This site should open that up for us. Also,
The So. Pas. Picnic. I went 2 years ago and it was fun. I saw a few old friends but the highlight was Robbie Phair, and his mother. If your in the area this year, show up!!!!
I would certainly enjoy hearing from you. From past experiences, staying in touch is worth the time.