colette christen yetter

I've been working and raising my family. I volunteer at Holgate Elementary School where my granddaughter attends first grade. I went to Northwest State Community College and graduated in 2006 with an Associates of Business Management. Presently, I am staying home and babysitting my granddaughter. My family has been the greatest gift of my life.
I know not many people remember me, but that's life. We graduated in May and Denny and I were married in September of 78. Everyday of each of our lives helps us to become the person we are today. I have met people from the class over the years and I am always suprised how some people have changed so much and other people haven't changed a bit.

I had Fred Robbins for a business class during my Junior or Senior year that had around 12-15 girls in the class. Mr. Robbins had been a military man for many, many years who had command of thousands of soliders during his career. But when he had a small class of girls for 45 minutes a day, the man was lost! We would have him so confused and flustered, all he could do was shake his head and give up.

Having my children and being a grandma.

Getting reaquainted with classmates, especially the people that I've known since grade school. I had a great time talking and laughing about all the great memories of some of the stupid things we did but had a blast doing them! I didn't feel so old for a few hours that night, and my alzheimers didn't kick in! (Well maybe it did, but it's been so long ago, everything sounded good!) There were so many people who are now wearing glasses, why is that?