Paul Smith
Home address: | PARAGOULD, AR USA |
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email: |
dogtracker911@gmail.com |
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Spouse/Partner: | Single and happy |
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Children/Grandchildren: | My Kids. Cory, Brandi, Katie, Kelly, Paul III. or PJ, and Kristen I have way to many grand More… |
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Military Service: | Air Force 5 years, Viet Nam ![]() |
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No one ever got in so much trouble as Greg and I when we hung out together. Mostly as a little kid but we got back together a few times thru our lives and nothing ever changed. He just about lived at my house as a kid and me at his house. We got put in Catholic School the same year and excaped the same year. The Nuns treated us like the town idiots. We were a couple years behind the Catholic kids and we got treated like we had mental problems. By the time we caught up we were taken out of that school and back to the normal kids but we were way ahead of them so we didn't fit in there. It made it a hard childhood.
If Greg and I had stayed together, we would both of spent years in prison. I have told and taught my students about how this effected us and probable what pushed me into my two master degrees.
Loved Charlie, Never seen him that he didn't make me laugh. The two of us could talk for hours and never get done. He always treated me like a brother and me him. I didn't know what happened to him. I went to Nam, came back the QC for a while and then moved away. Mostly to college in Florida and Arkansas. I lost contact with just about everyone and have been to busy to catch up until I retired and started visiting back up North again.
I remember Steve from High School and all are great memories. I hadn't seen Steve in twenty or more years and then one day I ran into him at the brand new just opened Smorgasbord. I was on my lunch break and he was heading for work. I sat there talking to him when I figured out what he was doing. He was filling his pockets with Fried Chicken. The funniest thing I ever saw was watching him leave the resturant with fried chicken oil stains on all his pockets. I have been laughing for the last twenty five years over that one.
My favorite memories of UTHS is Auto body shop and welding too. I dropped out of high school in the first month of my fifth year which actually worked good for me. I always felt bad about not graduating. Got my GED in VietNam. I went back to school 20 years later and got my ASN, then My BSN, and ended up teaching Nursing and running ER's all over the country. I never would of went to college if I hadn't of felt bad about dropping out of high school.