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Name: Thomas
Birthday: November 18
Gender: Male
Ethnicity:
Caucasian
Religion:
Spiritual
Location:
WAVERLY, Tennessee
United States
WAVERLY, Tennessee
United States
School:
Tenn. Technology Center, Dickson,TN Nursing Univ. of Tenn @ Martin, Martin, TN Masters Level Psych/Socio I forgot: Tennessee Corrections Academy- 2x Tennessee Police Officers Traing Acdy
Tenn. Technology Center, Dickson,TN Nursing Univ. of Tenn @ Martin, Martin, TN Masters Level Psych/Socio I forgot: Tennessee Corrections Academy- 2x Tennessee Police Officers Traing Acdy
Work:
Tenn. Dept. of Corrections-13yrs Psych/Drug & Alcohol Rehab Nursing-8yrs Juvenile Corrections/Behavioral Ser.-8yrs Law Enforcement-4yrs Architectural Sheet Metal (Copper) off & on all of adult life-self contracted and periods of construction work from time to time
Disabled since July 2003 after 30 ft fall from ladder while trimming trees in my yard
Tenn. Dept. of Corrections-13yrs Psych/Drug & Alcohol Rehab Nursing-8yrs Juvenile Corrections/Behavioral Ser.-8yrs Law Enforcement-4yrs Architectural Sheet Metal (Copper) off & on all of adult life-self contracted and periods of construction work from time to time
Disabled since July 2003 after 30 ft fall from ladder while trimming trees in my yard
Hometown(s):
Waverly, Tennessee all of my life with exception of two attempts to live in Nashville, 6 mos and 1 year
Waverly, Tennessee all of my life with exception of two attempts to live in Nashville, 6 mos and 1 year
Quote:
"Good words do not last long unless they ammount to something" Chief Joseph--Nez Perce "I never kissed the ahse of any man" Tommy Lee Webb, uncle of U.S. Sen. Jim Webb, VA "I Like the way you talk too" Carl Childers
"Good words do not last long unless they ammount to something" Chief Joseph--Nez Perce "I never kissed the ahse of any man" Tommy Lee Webb, uncle of U.S. Sen. Jim Webb, VA "I Like the way you talk too" Carl Childers
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One of my Giant White Iris
tjohn55 says:
Thanks, this one was in a Flower Bed when we moved out here 12 years ago and they were so thich they had quit blooming. We finally thinned them out a few years back and this is one of the three different colors there are. They were planted around 1920 as best we have found from kin of the lady who planted them
Posted: June 11, 2009 12:38AM EDT
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