Mini Bio's & Comments 

 

Jane Noland Wilks: I graduated from Pittsburg in the spring of '69. I had gotten married, soon had a daughter and started teaching that fall. My career last 29 years. In that time, I had another daughter, divorced, and married my current husband, Greg Wilks, who had two sons. I left teaching but started working at Hobby Lobby as department head of fabrics. That lasted 15 years. All along I have had a sewing business which specializes in home décor. We now have been married 30 years and have 9 grandkids and 1 great grandson. I retired from HL almost 3 years ago. We travel in our 5th wheel when I am not needing to sew, have a large garden every year and watch kids. I love being retired and although I am busy, it's on my schedule.

 

Carol Calvin Poole: Since graduation, I have lived in a number of wonderful places (Kansas City, Louisville KY, Roanoke VA, Jacksonville - Gainesville - Tallahassee FL, New York City, Baton Rouge LA, Washington DC) but have been happily settled in CO for 30 years. My work in criminal justice and my husband Tom's career in music (opera and teaching voice) took us to interesting places. I retired from the State of CO in 2007 and from the Department of Justice in 2010, but do consultant work for the National Criminal Justice Association and volunteer in my community. We have two wonderful sons Joshua who is a producer in NYC and Matthew who is spending a year traveling and working in New Zealand. Tom and I also love to travel and hope to visit Matthew in December. Thanks to our wonderful reunion committee. It's wonderful to read what everyone has been up to. I'm looking forward to the 50th!

 

Jim Dines: Residence and family: Albuquerque, New Mexico; Wife-Nancy; Sons-Jay (married to Seonji) and Lucas (married to Nicole and expecting our first grandchild in October.
Career: Retired in 2012 after 39 years as a civil trial attorney.
Activities: In 2014 elected to and currently serving in the State of New Mexico House of Representatives, District 20.
Hobbies: Still playing golf. Qualified for and competed in two British Senior Amateur Championships and two United States Senior Amateur Championships.  

 

Linda Wicks Butler: I am retired from Walmart after 38 years. Widowed for five years. I have one son, four grandchildren, and two great grandchildren. Live in Pittsburg, Kansas.

 

Barbara Carlson McCormick: I moved to Springfield after graduation in 1965 & attended SMS, now MO State. I married Pete McCormick ('63) in 1967 & we both graduated from SMS, I in 1969. We moved on to So.California after he returned from Vietnam in 1971 & have remained in California since. My husband's family have a construction company in Burbank which was first started in Joplin in 1914. I mention this only to share that McCormick Construction Co. built many of the schools (Irving, e.g.)and churches (South Joplin Christian) and Apt. buildings in Joplin over the years & Joplin High School.
We have 2 children, Allison, 44 and Michael 40; no grandchildren:(. I lost my sweet husband 11 years ago & that continues to be a challenge; he was a dear man that I miss everyday. I am currently retired from a nursing career of 30 years & I keep active w/various committee work, travel, dear friends, & hobbies such as FB, Pinterest & iphone games ( now I think I need a support group to learn how to detach) haha.

 

Sandra Crawford Wilcoxson:  We moved in June of 2013 to beautiful Washington, Utah, neighbor of St. George, Utah. We love the area and the winters. We sat on our patio in January. We miss our quarterly Class Committee meetings. We plan on attending the 50th and look forward to seeing everyone.
Please keep me advised as you progress with the plans.

 

Margaret Hagins Kelly:  I moved to Springfield MO right after graduation. I went to work as a telephone operator for Southwestern Bell Telephone. Three years later I returned to Joplin. In 1970 I married Bob Kelly (class '65). We divorced in 1975. We had 2 wonderful children however. I now have 3 beautiful grand daughters that live in Joplin so I can spoil them rotten. Since 1987 I have been in real estate. I associated with Century 21 and became part owner in 1996. In 2009 I decided to give up the headache of ownership and became part of Keller Williams Realty of SWMO. That has been the best career decision I have made. At this point I am enjoying my work and my grandchildren. 

 

Jim Everitt: Shortly after high school, the USAF called wanting to see if I was interested in helping them??? Luckly assignment serving as an aide to the US Department of Defense Manager for manned spaceflight during the Apollo missions. During the AF career, I attended the University of South Florida completing an advanced degree, then worked for almost 40 years in the aerospace, semiconductor, nuclear and security communities with international contract law and sales interests.  Retired in 2009 and enjoying family travel and volunteering with church activites. My wife ( Stephanie White Everitt class of '64) and I have visited all of the 50 states and been married for 46 years. Living the dream of a happy retirement. 

 

LouAnn Hart Bryant:  I retired from 30 years of banking in 2010 My husband retired from the trucking industry at the same time. We both enjoy traveling and have been able to do some since retirement and hope to do much more. Our youngest grandchild is 13 and active in sports in Nevada Mo. Thankfully we have a few years to enjoy watching his sporting activities as we both really enjoy it. We have a total of 3 children, 7 grand children and 1 great-grand daughter whom we try to see as much as possible and enjoy them all very much.

 

Judy Beasley Marcum: Hello Classmates! I retired March, 2012 from Banking. I have a Son, Lee III, daughter-in-law Laura & grandson, Lee IV who live in Springfield. Lee sells for Astra Zeneca, Laura is a radiology tech and Lee IV is a pole vaulter and a Junior at Willard High School. My daughter, Jill Capra, lives in Carl Junction with my 2 beautiful granddaughters. Jordyn is a Senior and Jenna is an 8th grader. My Son and all 3 grandchildren are still drag racing. Jill has been Office Manager for Dr. Rod Carson since she graduated. Jordyn is a Cross Country/Track star and Jenna's first love is soccer. I LOVE my family. My daily routine varies but I am Secretary in my Investment Club; member of LEO chapter in Beta Sigma Phi Sorority; currently program chairman in my P.E.O. chapter; and in a fun Hand & Foot card group. I love to read, play solitaire and keep in touch with my wonderful friends. I love to cook and bake still and have a wonderful friend living with me.  We owe a big THANKS to Jane Wilks for keeping our class on track. And another BIG thank you to Mike Knisley for creating this website.

 

Diane Marvin Patterson: Don and I married in 1966 and will celebrate our 50th anniversary next year. We have two daughters and four grandchildren (2 boys and 2 girls). I spent most of my years since high school as an educator and student, earning a Doctorate in Education from KU. I retired from Newman University in Wichita in 2010. Don (who has not retired yet) and I spend as much time as possible with our grandchildren (attending their many activities) and traveling.

 

 

Kathryn Williamson Sandridge: Retired enjoying life in Springfield, Mo! Married, grandmother of 2!

 

Patty Riggs Huffman:  I'm living in San Francisco, CA with a beautiful view of the Bay in a small studio apartment that doubles as an art studio, hotel for my guest, cafe for my friends, and a couch for my couchsurfing.org friends.

Would love to meet up with any of you that make it to this beautiful city. If you need a couch just let me know:)
My passions are many but at the top of my list are friends and family, especially my grandchildren.
I'm very proud of Joplin and my classmates of '65!!

 

Charles "Mike" Tyler:  2 kids (Boy & girl), 3 granddaughters, 1 grandson, 2 great granddaughters, 1 great grandson, still involved with scuba and thinking about a vacation from "RETIREMENT"!!! Seems like I'm
one of those who is busier now than before I retired! All days are good... just some are a whole lot better than others!

 

Ben Thompson: After graduation, I attended Mizzou on an NROTC scholarship. With Fighter Squadron 151 (F-4 Phantoms) off USS Midway I flew 165 combat missions during the Linebacker 1 and 2 campaigns over North and South Vietnam in 1972/73. My next cruise was with Fighter Squadron 2 on the Enterprise and was the first deployment of F-14 Tomcats. At the end of that tour we participated in the evacuation of Saigon. Later I was an F-14 instructor in Iran with Grumman Aerospace. Subsequent years saw me as a tech writer for McDonnell-Douglas. This involved writing computer based training for Canadian F-18 maintenance. Eventually I was an IT analyst in the cell phone industry in the Seattle area. I married Caren in February of 2014 and retired from AT&T that May. Caren and I have taken many long distance motorcycle trips and hope to continue doing that as long as we are able.

 

Nancy Riley Meierhoff:  My husband and I live in a pretty little lake community (Lago Vista) just north and west of Austin, Texas. We enjoy boating, traveling, seeing kids and grandkids, along with trying out new recipes. We love having company, too. A big bucket list item is to visit all the Presidential Libraries.

 

Susan Benton Ward:  Richard and I still live and work in Corpus Christi, Texas. You can find us on Face Book!

 

Carla Yeager Houghton:  Married in 1966. Had one daughter and divorced in 1973. Moved from Joplin in 1976 to Wichita, Ks. Married again in 1978 to Ken Houghton. Went to work in the aircraft industry for 16 years living in Wichita, Columbus Ohio and the last 27 years in Wentzville, MO. Went back to college in 1999 and got my associates in Office Management Technology. Worked five years for a realty appraiser before retiring in 2007. My husband retired in 2013 so we are traveling a lot and enjoying life. My daughter gave us 5 grandchildren. Two are grown and we now have two Great Grandchildren.

 

Janie Kidder Clemens:  As of right now I do not plan on attending this reunion.
In 2015 I will be married 35 years. Through the years I have battled and won a bout with Ovarian Cancer (1992) Heart problems( 2004) and the loss of one of my step-sons (2007). If it is one thing I know for certain life is not always fair you just do your best in each situration and learn from it. **updateing hubby and I now live in beautiful Woodbury Mn. We are still not going to be able to make this reunion. Hope all that come have a wonderful time.

 

Vernon Whetstone:  After graduation, five years and graduated from Missouri Valley College, Marshall, MO, four years with the Boy Scouts, then several other sorts of jobs, Became a minister in 1974, moved to Benkelman, Nebraska to pastor a church from 1979 to 1983. Operated a professional photography studio, worked as reporter/photographer for newspaper. Became news/sports editor/photographer at same newspaper for 10 years, worked as dispatcher at Dundy County Sheriff's Office for 14 years. Along the way I got married, had three children and four grandchildren, moved to Colorado and retired in 2012.

 

Greg Barnard:  Thanks for doing this. My wife and I are looking forward to next year's reunion. Not much has changed for me over the years. Still living in Danville, Ky. for past 33 years. Retired from Goodyear Tire and Rubber as a Manager 6 years ago after 37 years. Went to work for them right out of SMS graduation in Springfield. Have 5 grandchildren and married to the same woman, Linda, for 46 years. Some things must have worked right! Joplin classmate and best friend, Steve Miller, introduced me to her to me on a blind date in 1967. Linda and I just purchased a condo in Overland Park, Ks. where our son and 2 grankids live. Hope to be coming down to Joplin often in the years to come.

 

Jim Wade: After retiring from the BBC in 2003, I spent my time doing volunteer work in Oxford. I was Chair of The Abbeyfield Oxford Society, and Chair of the Oxfordshire Ostomy Fellowship. I also was a guide and welcomer at The University Church Of St Mary's, The University Church of Oxford University. I was treated and operated on for Bladder and Prostate Cancer in 2009 and have made a full recovery. My wife Ann to whom I was married for 39 years died in Feb 2013 after a long and difficult struggle with Liver Cancer and Melonoma. WIth Ann's death, I have moved back to the U.S. living in the Cincinnati, Ohio area and am doing some part-time work in the University Communications Office at my alma mater Wittenberg University in Springfield, Ohio.

 

Jack Van Fleet:  I'm retired from F.A.G. Bearing Machinist ; and married living near new Joplin High School on 1820 Missouri Ave. I build Birdhouses and bird feeders to sell on eBay now and love to Fish and travel .

 

Caroline Marbut Johnson:  I am adjusting to life without Richard. The kids thought I would want to move but this place is home. We moved here in 2004 so I want to stay here. I retired from BKD, LLP after working there 31 years. Since retiring October 29, 2010, I have had no trouble keeping busy. My stress reliever is yard work and there is plenty to do here. I have volunteered at Crosslines with my church, Emmanuel Baptist in Webb City. My ministry at church in childcare with toddlers and prayer chain Robo call co-coordinator. My joy is having 6 wonderful grandchildren - 4 who live in St Cloud, Mn and 2 in Webb City. Our son, Andy, and his wife, Jennafer, own Bridgestone Climate Controlled Storage and Bridgestone Christmas Tree Farm in Webb City. Jennafer is a financial advisor with Edward Jones. Our daughter, Lesli Stump, and husband, Eldon, live in St Cloud, Mn.

 

Judy Woods Hershberger:  Retired from full time nursing career one year ago after 46 years of nursing. Worked at University of Kansas Hospital for the last 20 years of my career. My husband just recently retired from pastorate duties. Have 2 sons, a daughter-in-law, and 3 grandchildren. Planning on attending a class reunion for the first time since graduation from high school. 

 

Billie Miller Hodson: I'm staying busy running the office (on a volunteer basis) of Midwest Low Vision Technology Center. It is a non profit organization 5 of us started in July of 2014. I'm proud to say it is a 100% volunteer ran organization, so all funds we raise benefit client services.
I've been married to Dave for 48 years. We have 3 children, 8 grandchildren, and 3 mules I spend my spare time jewelry making, painting and sewing. Life has been and is good to me. 

 

Tim Huff:  After attending the Air Force Academy and graduating from U.C.L.A. I moved back to Joplin. I worked at Eagle-Picher and Buddy L Corporation in Neosho for a short time before going to work for Allgeier, Martin & Associates in Joplin. I am still working full time and have been there for 44 years as a Relay Engineer. My wife Valeeta and I have three boys & two granddaughters. We live on the golf course at Briarbrook in Carl Junction. I retired in 2007 after 36 years of officiating High School and College football and basketball. These include 6 High School football championships and 8 High school basketball championships in Missouri.

 

Elizabeth English Stewart:  Children, grandchildren, God continues to bless.

 

Carolyn Gray Allen-Brenner:  Presently, I'm teaching here in Goodyear, AZ along with my husband, Ron Brenner. We teach 4th, 5th, and 6th grades but are looking forward to the time when we can retire (again). We'd love to travel and spend more time with our grandkids!

 

Jerry Huckelbery: Left school and joined the army. After the service I operated two convenience stores. Then I had a small trucking co. until I retired in 1995. Lived on the lake for several years and now have since moved back to Joplin in Oct.. this year. 

 

Bill Farris:  With First National Bank/Mercantile in data processing. Left the bank to manage our rental property and investments. We've now sold all the rentals except one and looking to sell it.    

 

Darryl DuRossette (Moved after his Sophomore year): Joplin was my home from grade school but my family moved to KC, KS for my Jr/Sr years. I graduated from Columbia College and I spent over 20 years traveling the world serving in the Army, In 2013 I retired from a second career with the Federal Government and settled in Eugene, OR. I still love to fly my little "puddle jumper" airplane, ride my motorcycle and jet skis. As of 2014, I am blessed with 2 beautiful daughters and three step kids that all together have given me 10 grandkids and 3 great grandkids. Significant bucket list accomplishment: Finished visiting Vermont, the only one of the 50 stated I had not been in...next is going back to Alaska to see the Aurora Borealis (2015 I hope) .

 

Monte Shepherd: I retired from the preaching and music ministry in 2008 due to health problems. My wife Donna and I moved to Wichita, KS to be near one of our daughters and grandchildren. I have since recovered, and, for 3 years was involved in a musical enterprise. In 2013 I began a traveling ministry. We have 3 daughters and 7 grandchildren.   

 

Sheila Mcbee Bailey: I have been married for 47 years and have two children and two grandchildren. I have lived for the last 20 years in Kansas City and am now retired there with my husband. I went back to college after my children were grown and received a BS in Business. I worked in wedding shops for many years. I like sports like basketball, NASCAR racing, and Royals baseball. I now get to spend a lot of time with my granddaughter who is 10 years old and growing up way too fast! Mike and I look forward to returning to Joplin for the reunion.

 

Peggy Graham Wood:  Retired, enjoy my grandkids, love to camp and fish. Have been widowed 19 years. 

 

Mike Knisley: I retired in 2002 after 35 years in the food service industry including 13 years at Silver Dollar City. My wife Chris and I have lived in Springfield Mo. since 1974. Chris retired from teaching and High School Administration and a 10 year stint managing a Cold Water Creek.

We have 3 grown kids, two sons one daughter. Our daughter Stephanie lives in Springfield  and has  three sons one 17 one 12 and 4.  Our oldest son Jeff (he uses the last name Dane) lives in Nashville (trying to make it as a country music singer) and has a son 10 years old.  Our son Ryan lives in San Francisco area and is a managing partner with Price Waterhouse. They have a 10 year old son and a 8 year old daughter. I am hoping for a large turnout for our 50th reunion. 

 

Terry Brown: US Navy after high school 66-70 electicians mate E-5 union electrician OKC, graduate of OU College of Pharmacy 88, moved to Georgia in Oct 89, 3 children (2 boys, one girl) currently night pharmacist Johns Creek Hospital, Johns Creek, Ga. still dislike 11th grade English class. (twin brother, Gary, still in Joplin).
 

Pat Whitson Fair: Lived in Dallas, TX for several years. Now living south of Tulsa, OK.

 

Ron Richard: Even though I graduated from McAuley High School, you have been kind enough to invite us. Growing up in Joplin, I know most of the graduates from Joplin High. I won't mention how many times I saw many of you at Nina' s Green Parrot. I graduated with a Bachelor's from Missouri Southern State, and received a Masters of Arts from Missouri State. I joined our family business growing it to five bowling centers in two states. My political career began by serving on the Joplin City Council and was elected Mayor in 1994. I was elected to the Missouri House of Representatives and Speaker of the House in 2008, then was elected to the Missouri Senate in 2010 and am currently serving as the Majority Leader. I am married to Patty(Drummy)Richard. We have two children Chad(architect of new high school)and Kara(a Doctor of Physical Therapy). We have four grandchildren living in Joplin and Southern California.

 

Joseph Lindquist: Retired in 2002 after 33.5 yrs with Florida Power Corp. In 2014, wife of 45 yrs Vickie passed away. Currently renewing friendship and traveling with high school sweetheart Jane Maupin Baine, and "snowbirding" between Joplin and St. Petersburg, FL.

 

Jane Maupin Baine: Retired living in Joplin baby sit with a Great Grand Daugther. I live next door to one of my children that makes me the taxi for her boys. I have been seeing my High School Sweetheart what a wonderful thing to happen to me after being single for 35 years.

 

Vicki Patterson: My life is filled with learning to watercolor, hiking, camping (well, rather RVing) and travel. I find that retirement is a wonderful place to be. My daughter and her family live nearby, so I get to see her quite often. I travel as much as possible, traveling to Peru, England, Cuba, and dozens of places in the U.S. I like to load the camper, the dog and head out!! I spent a month in Florida this winter and just returned from Dallas seeing a high school friend who has been my closest friend since '63!! I am still in touch with several classmates, which is great!

 

Roy Siesener: Was married to my lovely wife Roanne for 30 years, who gave me two Great children (Stacey and Kenneth). Who in turn gave us five Wonderful grand children (4 boys and 1 girl). Roanne left to be with the Lord January of 2000. I have since retired from the electricians union ( Local 3 IBEW, New York City) and moved to New Bern NC.

 

Sandra Moses DeFeo: After graduation I tried marriage. Dismal failure ! I then took my musical talents, formed a band and we traveled and did our thing in a flower painted VW bus. Those were the days. After growing up a bit and coming to my senses, I began a career in banking in Kansas City where I met my husband, Sonny, who was in the bar & restaurant business. We left Kansas City in 1985 moved to Scottsdale Az. where I continued my career in mortgage lending. I just retired from that in 2012. I am very active in my church and am the Director of Music Ministries, an elder in the church, and very active in the Disciples of Christ Women's Ministry. My husband is experiencing some health issues now which will preclude us from attending the 50th reunion. But what a wonderful web site that has been created for this. I truly enjoyed the trip down memory lane. . Good luck to all and God bless. 

 

Perry Fellwock: After graduating I joined the National Security Agency. Stationed in the Mid East, Europe & then Vietnam.  I became an anti-war activist & I was the first NSA whistleblower. As my Wikipedia reference states, because of my revelations, the U.S. Senate passed legislation in 1973 to stop the NSA from spying on American citizens. After 9/11/2001, the law was reversed, enabling the government to expand the warrantless surveillance of American citizens. This May, the Court of Appeals in Manhattan ruled it is illegal for the NSA to collect phone records in bulk. For 40 years, I have opposed illegal spying while I worked as a technologist on Wall St. & in London.  I live now on Long Island & have a fine art, antique & numismatic business in my retirement. I left the Twin Towers area 20 minutes before the first plane hit in 2001 & I survived Super Storm Sandy in 2012, so I have great sympathy for the survivors of the Joplin tornado.  Have a great 50th reunion!"

 

Dallas Rhodes: I retired from the University System of Georgia in 2010 having served 12 years as chair of the Department of Geology and Geography at Georgia Southern University. In August 2015 my wife, Lisa, and I moved from Georgia to Humboldt County California. Lisa is now the President of Humboldt State University. I am associated with the University where I continue to conduct research. I also do consulting work occasionally. We enjoy travel, cooking, and outdoor activities. 

 

John Taliaferro: I retired last May, after 40+ years with the Social Security Administration here in Kansas City. My wife Barbara has been retired since December 2003, so now we both get to sleep late. Our daughter Stephanie and her family also live in Kansas City, so we get to see her and our amazing granddaughter Caroline quite often. Barb is busier than I, with numerous quilt groups and volunteer work. I am finding some volunteer opportunities, while also enjoying more time in the woods bird-watching, and reading some of those books I never had time to read while working. We both enjoy traveling, which is easier now. I am trying to spend more time catching up with friends I have not kept in touch with, so I would enjoy hearing from some of you. I am looking forward to the 50 year reunion this fall.  

 

Margaret Pickett:  I can’t help but be amused by the number of my male classmates who mention still being married to their “first wife”—makes my decision to remain single a solid one—although I do appreciate the tongue-in-cheek comments that made me laugh! I left Joplin to get my degree from Mizzou, then landed in St. Louis, where I began employment with the Head Start program. Must have enjoyed it as I stayed for more than 30 years, in a variety of positions as I climbed the “success ladder”. I loved the children and their families and my colleagues, and my work as an early childhood educator and manager. Then I started work as the Missouri First Steps Director for St. Louis City and St. Charles County, and was thrilled, as a side benefit, to only travel a scant mile to work, instead of the 30 miles to “the City”, as I had purchased a home in St. Charles. I am currently CEO of My Wonderful World of Retirement, and loving every minute of it. My alarm clock broke the day after I retired, and I have never replaced it. I get home to Joplin a couple of times a year to visit with my “GrandN’s”, who live nearby. Keeps me young. Kudos to those who worked so hard to arrange this reunion!

 

Clyde Helton: After JHS and a BS from MSSU I serve in the US Army and returned to Joplin. Started a career in broadcast TV with KODE-TV and finished twenty years later as Pres. and GM of KSPR-TV in springfield Mo. where I met my wife Linda and moved to Bradenton, FL. We have a son Conrad who just graduated from Ringling College of Art and who is my partner in Florida Home and Patio Furniture Inc. Linda teaches PE and keeps us in shape running, biking, hiking and of course I love working with Conrad full time. We still own a home next to Twin Hills but just can't return as often as we would like. We always miss Joplin.

 

Steven Constance: Retired from AT&T in 2002. Spend my time visiting grandkids in Kansas and Las Vegas. Going to hhave my first great-grandson the end of October.

 

Jim Harper: I have retired to a farm outside Pleasant Hill after having worked as a pharmacist for 40 years. We have 12 grandchildren, 3 horses, and 2 dogs.

 

Judy Dickey Hamilton: I moved to Springfield , Mo from Joplin 17 years ago with my husband Robert. We will be married 51 years in November. We have 9 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. My husband is semi retired and I work part time with the elderly.

 

Bill Zumwalt: After graduation from high school I attended PSU and received a BS degree in printing. While working at the Globe I received my BS in education from Missouri Southern. I taught at Carl Junction for 28 years and received my MS in education from PSU. I was married to Sharon Dobbins 30 years before she passed away. I have two children, five grandchildren, and one great grandchild. I have been married to Lynne Cates Zumwalt for 16 years. I enjoy playing music with MSSU Symphony, Heartland Band and Forest Park Baptist Church.

 

Marilyn Morton Thomas:  I've lived in Carl Junction, MO for 43 yrs. I've been married, divorced, married and widowed. I have two children from my first marriage, Jan and Jeff. Jan is married with a daughter and lives in Carl Jct, MO and Jeff is married with a son and lives in St. Louis.
In 2012 I retired from UMB Bank in Joplin after 35 1/2 years as an AVP. I did most all of the banking positions and was #1 in annuity sales within the nationwide UMB system the last 6 yrs. I won many awards associated with annuity sales within UMB Bank and various Ins.Cos. At UMB Bank, I held various insurance licenses including Life, Accident & Health, and Series 6 and 63 for mutual fund sales. I attended MSSC and Pitt State. Currently I work part-time as the Deputy Clerk of the Village of Airport Drive in Joplin.