Hey!
It was so much fun hearing how you guys are doing and seeing pictures of everyone!! Thank you to Chanah, Nicole, Katie & Heidi and all who put together the reunion and pictures of the event! I'm sorry I wasn't able to attend, but it was great to see some photos of those who were there.
So, the past 10 years... Well, in the summers during college I worked at Camp Perkins in Sun Valley, Idaho. Through that I acquired a great love for many outdoor activities like hiking, mountain biking, camping, and backpacking. Now that I live in the flatlands of the Midwest, I really miss the mountains.
For college, I attended a Lutheran university about 30 miles west of Lincoln, Nebraska. I met my husband (Brian) there, and we moved into Lincoln, where we both worked as Youth Ministers at separate churches for about 4 years (though we were never "Big Red" fans). I ran in a half marathon in 2005. We had a baby girl (Rachel) in the spring of 2006, and in the fall of that year I participated in a two-person triathlon (which was a lot more fun than the 1/2 marathon).
Shortly after that, my husband was offered the Youth Minister position at his home church in Wichita, Kansas. He took the job, and I love being here (despite the hot and humid summers). Brian has always been a fan of the Kansas Jayhawks - and last year was a great year to be a KU fan!! ("Rock, Chalk, Jayhawk!") This last May, we were blessed with a baby boy (David). So, the kids and church activities fill my days. (The two other adults in David's baptism picture are my in-laws.)
I wish you all the very best!!
Pam (Wilkening) Amey
It was so much fun hearing how you guys are doing and seeing pictures of everyone!! Thank you to Chanah, Nicole, Katie & Heidi and all who put together the reunion and pictures of the event! I'm sorry I wasn't able to attend, but it was great to see some photos of those who were there.
So, the past 10 years... Well, in the summers during college I worked at Camp Perkins in Sun Valley, Idaho. Through that I acquired a great love for many outdoor activities like hiking, mountain biking, camping, and backpacking. Now that I live in the flatlands of the Midwest, I really miss the mountains.
For college, I attended a Lutheran university about 30 miles west of Lincoln, Nebraska. I met my husband (Brian) there, and we moved into Lincoln, where we both worked as Youth Ministers at separate churches for about 4 years (though we were never "Big Red" fans). I ran in a half marathon in 2005. We had a baby girl (Rachel) in the spring of 2006, and in the fall of that year I participated in a two-person triathlon (which was a lot more fun than the 1/2 marathon).Shortly after that, my husband was offered the Youth Minister position at his home church in Wichita, Kansas. He took the job, and I love being here (despite the hot and humid summers). Brian has always been a fan of the Kansas Jayhawks - and last year was a great year to be a KU fan!! ("Rock, Chalk, Jayhawk!") This last May, we were blessed with a baby boy (David). So, the kids and church activities fill my days. (The two other adults in David's baptism picture are my in-laws.)I wish you all the very best!!
Pam (Wilkening) Amey
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