Robbie Lara Patterson

Profile Updated: September 23, 2014
Residing In: The Colony, TX USA
Children: Married to my high school sweetheart long enough to have 2 beautifully beautiful children: Tiffany Ward More…King, 36 and Monty Ward, 33. Giving birth to them was by far my greatest contribution in this life. In 2012, each of my kids gave me grandsons! Life is so changed for the better because of them.
Yes! Attending Reunion
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Vicki Nelson Barringer emailed me in bold letters that my 2-line profile was not enough... so I'm back.....(isn't she so bossy!! but in a good way!)

My career??? I got my BA in Social Work and MA in Psychology. I never made much money in my Socio-Psychological endeavors but got great satisfaction from the little ones. It seems I worked in all settings... Hospital Social Worker in Pediatrics; Mental Health Mental Retardation Psychometric Technician; Early Childhood Intervention Behaviorist working with children living with Autism; Associate School Psychologist working with tricky teens; Substitute teacher for a few years in the Preschool Program for Children with Disabilities; and when I was living in Amarillo, I worked for the State as a Child Abuse Investigator (yes, there are psychotic parents in Amarillo too!). I think the only venue I've avoided is the Prison System but I think there's still time....

School Story:

My next birthdate will be 10/10/10---Magical sounding but I will still be old! I know I never got to know my classmates since I was swept off my feet on the day I set foot in Tascosa. My future husband was "helping me register" for my classes. Beware of those senior basketball players.

I will forever miss Debbie Lawson and D'Ann---such irreplaceable women---but it's a comfort to still get to be around those that loved them too.

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Robbie Lara Patterson has left an In Memory comment for Frutosa Vasquez.
Apr 16, 2018 at 3:33 PM

?What a great memorial video of Frutosa. And to remind me of the great Hispanic culture I was brought up with from my dad's side of the family. The tradition of celebrating life and connectedness across every generation (and with every cousin ever born) was not optional. It was so great to get a glimpse of Frutosa lovingly enmeshed in her family over the decades beyond our high school days. You could just see her role in nurturing and passing down her kind ways to all she left behind. 

Sep 23, 2014 at 7:04 PM




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