I stayed with the Chastains, Crows, and remember a larry Vaughn, a group of older guys in Gwinnet county(names fuzzy).
Ms Byrds face as I took off through the kudzu by Dobbins AFB after splitting school on 3rd phase. Catch me now you flat faced wrinkle-ball!!!!
Bill
On 2002-07-24 16:29:00, Tampa survivor wrote:
The family in Gwinnet had a couple of way older guys...redheaded, one brother drove a big old Cordova. They were fine country folks who treated me decently. They lived in an old wood house with a porch, real woodshop out back, etc. The Crows(Dunwoody area) had been with us in St Pete b4 ATL opened, when I was sent there, I stayed with them. Travis and his brother played guitars alot and Ann(mom) made the best biscuits in the world. They were real into it all. Lots of people had me stay cause I burned them out I guess.
Any info on Rick Humphries...jr staffer in ATL? He raised hell with my parents when they flew me home, told them all the usual garbage about pull offs....What about a real hot staffer named Pam?
On 2002-07-25 07:36:00, Anonymous wrote:
I remember Pam, if she was a pretty, dark-haired Junior Staffer who was sweet and cute. Groups with her were always more human. She even stood up one guy who was mildly retarded and told him she believed in him.
On 2002-07-26 15:05:00, Anonymous wrote:Marnie, of course that is true. In some ways, you are more of a victim than most, being thrown into "treatment" at only 11 and then spending your entire teenage years in the program. It is shamefull what happened to you, you never deserved it.
SINCE I HAVE FOUND THIS WEBSITE i HAVE NOT BEEN ABLE TO THINK OF ANYTHING ELSE - I AM STILL TAKING IT ALL IN - EVEN THOUGH I WAS A STAFF MEMBER - I WAS BRAINWASHED AND A VICTIM
I am still trying to deal with the past even today
The body of
Benjamin Franklin, printer,
(Like the cover of an old book,
Its contents worn out,
And scripts of it's lettering and gilding)
Lies Here, food for worms!
Yet the work itself shall not be lost,
For it will, as he believed, appear once more
In a new
And more beautiful edition,
Corrected and amended
By it's Author!
Epitaph for himself.
--Benjamin Franklin 1706-1790