Stephen L. Burnett Giuffre

At this point in my life I can truly say I've done most of what I set out to do. The current phase of my life was not in the plan but it's turning out to be the best part. I'm a stay at home Dad, making sure the kids are at school on time, getting the meat for dinner out early enough to cook correctly, light shopping and most important the budget. My wife and I are in best possible credit shape you can be in and didn't even know it (well I could've guessed, never pay anything late, never go over and plan for the year). Married 32 years now. Update: Yesterday was our 40th anniversary, we're now empty nest except for the grandkids that come to spend the weekend.
Still rocking. Sorry if I missed someone going through names, it's not because I'm blowing you off, memory is terrible, please feel free to contact me.

School sucked but I did well in the end. I have to give credit to a teacher. Mr Pelican (I know I spelled it wrong). I took gymnastics my last year and he was awful to me. Didn't believe asthma was real, pushed til an attack came. I turned out winning the all around award even winning over one of his star athletes. He called a month after I graduated to tell me I had won. He pushed me in a way that I thought about it in all my classes, keeping my butt in those seats. I was real good at disappearing when ever I wanted.