Jeana Salyer Stewart

JDeihl1112@aol.com

Going to college at ACC, then UK till 1987, then I got married and moved to western KY and practiced pharmacy for Rite Aid in a little town called Leitchfield. What you won't do for love, eh?
I then convinced my husband we had to move somewhere else I was going nuts! So between Lexington and Florida, he chose Florida and here I am. Of course in 1992 right after our daughter was born he had an affair and well.....that was over. I thought it was the end of the world at the time but looking back........it was a good thing for me. I grew up ALOT, had alot of one on one time with my daughter and we did alot of things together I don't think we would have done if I had been married to her father.
Then in 2000, I met my current husband, Brian, and we got married fairly quickly, (maybe too quickly?), but it has lasted over 8 years now so we shall see. 10-24-2014.......still married...14 years now.

Going to just list some things I remember and add as I remember more.........ummmm.....
cruisin' McDonald's (how lame was that??), the Bluegrass grill, making posters for football games in Pep Club, going to football games and freezing to death!, going to basketball games mainly to look at the guys we had crushes on but nobody knew about, practically living at Breezeland every summer every day from morning till almost dark,

I've sadly had to miss all the reunions, there is just no way for me to get to Ashland with everything that has gone on in my life, but I love seeing your pictures!

Celebrate it? No.....no celebration, just a deep realization that I am happy to have made it to this age.
When my first love, Scott Moore, died at age 50, it changed everything about my perspective and broke my heart, not to mention having had 2 different bouts with cancer (breast and more recently colon) with a massive stroke in between, oh and a blood clot in my lungs, (THAT was scary), I wonder why I am still here actually. I guess the Lord has a reason, we'll see.

Well since I haven't been able to work since my first medical catastrophe when I broke a vertebrae in my back......I guess I am what you would call "retired" but without the fun parts.

None yet, and none on the near horizon. My daughter is 22 now and in grad school at University of South Florida for her masters degree, I am happy just to have my child be doing so well and be more concerned with her future than I was at her age. I couldn't wait to get married and that turned out not so great, so she is concentrating on her education (she is studying language and hearing disorders focusing on children right now and maybe adults, who knows where this will take her) and dating casually but is too busy with school to do much else. I am VERY proud of her and all she has accomplished.

lol, probably back in 1979, unless I saw one I don't remember while I was going to ACC.

Oh dear, no idea

No clue

I miss my school jacket SO much, they don't do those anymore do they? I haven't been able to find it, but still haven't been able to go through all the things that were cleaned out of my mom's house after she died.
That and saddle shoes.......those were SO uncomfortable till they got broken in then they were amazing! LOL

Spanish club, Honor Society, Tennis team, Pep Club

History, Mr. Trabandt

My brown Firebird that I wish I still had. I look on ebay for her. :-(

Going to college, and I did.

I met my first husband in Pharmacy school, was married in 1985 one year before I graduated. We separated in 1992 right after my daughter was born. I didn't remarry until 2000. I enjoyed the 8 years I was a single mom, I was making good money and we could do things together. I think it made our relationship stronger.

I used to occasionally, but now no family there so not in at least 12 years.

Depended on which guy I liked at the time....haha

Too many new and old to say....new, probably anything by John Mayer, or James Blunt....ALL TIME, almost anything by Billy Joel

Tough one.......probably Santa Fe, New Mexico. Haven't made it to alot of the places I wanted. I have been to several places in the Caribbean though, and several times! My favorite place in the world! That and the Keys!

Funny thing is, I think my favorite of all time was Billy Joel in "The Stranger" tour and I went with Jack Rose.....just as friends! :-) My parents wouldn't let me go unless I went with a guy, (silly parents!), and Jack and I were good friends then. I will always remember that concert! Billy is coming to Tampa with Elton John in March and I want to go SOOOOO bad! Hey Jack, you on here?
:-) Lots of other good concerts though, REO Speedwagon was memorable......I was almost killed in a car wreck coming home from that one with a friend, still had a great time at the concert!
Rod Stewart, Phil Collins,Garth Brooks, Alabama (when I was WAY into country music....not anymore...lol), Trisha Yearwood, Jim Brickman (several times, I even went once by myself cause I could only get one front row seat and I wanted to see him FRONT ROW!)

A little YUK town in KY called Leitchfield. All I can say is DON'T LIVE THERE!

That I became ALOT less shy after high school and would have even been considered "out-going" in college and afterwards!
Also that in the past 4 years I have had cancer AND a stroke, and I'm still here!

Oh my! So many things....I would love to, travel alot, go diving in ALL the great dive spots in the world, see Paris, London, Scotland where a good friend I met online lives, Italy, especially Venice, Germany where my present husband served in the Air Force during first Gulf War and his family is from there, it looks gorgeous!

James Blunt's "Carry Me Home", oh and of course one of my favorite hymns, "When We All Get to Heaven", please not a ton of sad stuff, that is why I hate funerals now.
Be happy for me, I will be with my dad and sister and grandparents again!