Tava Carver Bradshaw

After a few frogs, I finally found my prince. He is everything I hoped he would be, even 12 years later! We have 3 great kids, all growing too fast! They are all involved in music, and all the other things teens & pre-teens do. I have 2 nieces that are also very important parts of our lives, Samantha & Quenn. Samantha has a son, Ryan, we spoil him every chance we get!

I was an office coordinator/employee health nurse for few years in Habersham and now I work for Emory Healthcare. I have been there over 6 years. I enjoy helping people, showing them kindness and compassion.

I teach at North Georgia Tech a few nights a week. It blesses me more than I could ever imagine, to help people grow into caring, capable healthcare providers.

I am still a goof at times- Life is too short to be unhappy. Make it fun when you get the serious stuff done!

We moved around a lot when I was small, so I went to Clayton Elementary for a while. Made some good friends there, like Johnette, Susan Stevenson, and met some folks I will never ever forget like Jerry Keener & Arjuna Echols. Grade school at Dillard in 5th & 6th grade was always an adventure. I remember some people that I dont see here- Jonathan Rolader, Stacy Mitchell, Faith Barnes, Sean Magahee, Angela Dunford-so many others! Jennifer C & I (and some other folks) were "obsessed" with He-man, and all the characters in the show in 7th grade. (was the little guys name orkle or something?) In high school-I was blessed with so many friends through the years. David Q- he put his brand of wit into the 80's.... always ready with something witty- and funny. Michelle K- always in trouble, but a true friend always.
But most people will always remember "the trio" Lisa Allgary (Possum), Angie Williamson (Lips), and myself (not going there). Not to forget -My bestest friend for life-(Satchel), Johnette Gilstrap.
Boy, do we have some stories to tell!

I can honestly say that I have had some very good times, befriended some truly awesome people and have few lingering regrets.