Myra King McGilvary

Kaleb and Macy Shadle
Josh, Brody and Dusty Oldfield
Jamon (deceased), Jordan, Jesse, Ashley, Logan and Tyler Cox
Braden and Jenson Smith

Chloe and Miles McGilvary
Clara, Eva and Joseph McGilvary

First 5 years after graduation learned the hard realities of life, worked and went to school part-time.

The next 15 years raised children, worked at Pantex and continued to go to school. Finally graduated with MBA and taught school part-time at Wayland Baptist University in the evening.

The last 20 years enjoyed the Love of my life, played with the children and grandchildren, continued to work at Pantex (great position that has allowed me to travel overseas, work with the military, create electronic programs to replace paper, and meet wonderful people), and travel to experience different cultures for fun.

Retired in May, 2014 and went back to work on the road teaching Process Safety Management (PSM) and auditing PSM for anhydrous ammonia in the food industry.

The first winter after retirement, my husband and I took the motorhome to Rockport, Texas and found out how small 400 sq. foot of living space is to live in. We did enjoy the fishing, cooking and sight-seeing.

Met a lot of people over the years and formed lasting friendships that I continue to cherish. Looking back, I know I am lucky to be alive considering the danger I put myself in during the Tascosa years and thankful God had a purpose for me to continue to live. Don't think you would want to hear any of the gruesome details.

Went to work to be able to travel to Europe in the summer after graduation.

Blues with the saxophone, classical with piano and the 50s rock n' roll.

Enjoy all performers, old and young (even deceased). Travel a few times a year to Las Vegas and every show I've seen has been entertaining.