Pamela Thorsten McIver

I have lots of great stories...good friends, good grades(for the most part), being a football cheerleader was great fun, cruising division, playing volleyball, prayed I would pass gov/economics class every quarter, lived in an apt. with Carrie Baynes and Angie Beehler shortly after high school for 6 months(a few stories there huh?)and just being in school around good people and great friends made school very enjoyable for me....

In Foley.

Fort Hood, Texas (4 years); Forest Lake, MN (4 years)

I attended SCSU for a year and a half and then went to the SCTC and graduated from the Developmental Needs Assistant Program in May of 1992. I then married Mike in July of 1992 and lived in Texas as he finished out his remaining 4 years of military service(army).

Well, my plans were to be a teacher and after a few quarters at SCSU, I decided being a teacher was not going to be my thing. I realized I was more of a helper than a take charge of 20-25 munchkins kind of gal. The SCTC was my answer!
I also planned on getting married someday, just didn't think it would happen so soon after school. I met Mike in summer of 1989 and got married in the summer of 1992. We have been happily tolerating each other ever since!

1.The thought of being a police dispatcher was a possibility after college. I think the excitement and adrenaline that goes with it is thrilling. But just never persude it. Started a family and that is when I decided to be a stay at home mom!
2.Go to Austrailia and see/hold a Koala Bear! I also want to swim with the dolphins sometime in the near future...probably on our family vacation to Florida in the next 3-4 years.

The birth of my two children, by far! They are true miracles from above!! Oh yeah, and meeting my husband;)

Germany(to visit Mike while he was stationed there for a year)

I have never really ever worn a watch. I don't like to see time go by...it goes by too fast the way it is.

1) The first day I was able to drive to school! It was great to not have to ride the school bus anymore. That license was freedom to me!
2) Football cheerleading with some of my forever friends! Great memories.