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Anybody remember these people?
« on: August 11, 2007, 04:41:41 PM »
My name is Shannon Moore. My brother Sean was in there as well. We lived on an island that you could only get to by boat. It seems a lot of people remember us by that. We were in there from like 1988 or so to like 1990 or so. I still have a few of my MI's. I'll go dig them out and see if I can find few more names that people might remember.

Feb. 22, 1988
Trainees
Holly McLane
Mollie Cook
Stephanie Shartz
Emily Bryan
Melissa Trausneck
Greg Sampey
Mitchell Paige
Bill Frank

Apprentice
Erica Brown

Jr. Staff
Julie Simmon
Jennifer Cerrito
Eric Curtis
Dean Pugh
Don Jerue
Steve Lasher

Sr. Staff
Melissa Wells
Wendy West
Michelle Disdier
Susan Krandall
Preston Marshall

There was a girl named Patty Gould (I think) with red hair that lived in Englewood.
There was a guy named Barron that got murdered right after he seventh stepped.
Jana Bailey
Amy Lawrence from Tampa
Tracy Porter from Tampa
Elizabeth Kleppinger
Destri-older lady
Bettina-older lady
Sean Munro
Tracy Perez & Tracy from Tampa, step-sisters
Holly Mann-from Tampa
Yvette Castillo
Cristen Forbes
Misty LaPerriere
Paulette Norman
Susan Corrigan
Candy?
Valerie Rentmeester
Christy Dix
Lisa Willet
Cathy, I think, with blonde curly hair and was a gymnast
Kathy Streeter
Dr. DeClue
Bobby Ireland
Bobby and Billie, sisters
Tracey West
Scott Risley
Lorna Salomon
Rene Rodocker
Bobbi West, Tampa
Dean Peters
Kitty, short with black hair
Jeannie Startup, Her mom, June, ran the rez
Marjorie, can't remember her last name

Love to know what happened to any of these people
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« Reply #1 on: August 13, 2007, 11:58:08 AM »
Mollie Cook is a teacher at PineView?
Greg Sampey started using steriods and got really big even if he was a midget?
Bill Frank moved to Ten.. who knows?
Eric Curtis married Melissa Wells and became a fireman?
Dean Pugh had a 4X4 and was living in Tallahasseee?
Steve Lasher found some nice boy and settled down?
Don Jerue went to the army?
Dr. DeClue has a practise in Sarasota and is doing well!
Scott Risley father was dating Danny Green's mother?
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« Reply #2 on: August 29, 2007, 12:52:22 PM »
i am in touch with misty- email me & i will hook 2 up.

[email protected]
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« Reply #3 on: August 31, 2007, 12:41:23 AM »
Have you checked the Life Reunion 2004 website?  You might want to start there. My sister was in the program and a lot of familiar names you left out on that list.
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« Reply #4 on: August 31, 2007, 11:48:27 AM »
whats the web addy?
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« Reply #5 on: August 31, 2007, 12:29:07 PM »
The LIFE reunion site?  Oh yeah, the reunion attended by a bunch of proud ex-staffers who were eagerly anticipating the arrival of Ms. Pete.

Sounds fun.  :roll:




Rachael, I can't find the link right now.  I'll see if I can get it to you.
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Re: Anybody remember these people?
« Reply #6 on: September 01, 2007, 10:04:38 PM »
Quote from: ""guest19""
My name is Shannon Moore. My brother Sean was in there as well. We lived on an island that you could only get to by boat. It seems a lot of people remember us by that. We were in there from like 1988 or so to like 1990 or so. I still have a few of my MI's. I'll go dig them out and see if I can find few more names that people might remember.

Feb. 22, 1988
Trainees
Holly McLane
Mollie Cook
Stephanie Shartz
Emily Bryan
Melissa Trausneck
Greg Sampey
Mitchell Paige
Bill Frank

Apprentice
Erica Brown

Jr. Staff
Julie Simmon
Jennifer Cerrito
Eric Curtis
Dean Pugh
Don Jerue
Steve Lasher

Sr. Staff
Melissa Wells
Wendy West
Michelle Disdier
Susan Krandall
Preston Marshall

There was a girl named Patty Gould (I think) with red hair that lived in Englewood.
There was a guy named Barron that got murdered right after he seventh stepped.
Jana Bailey
Amy Lawrence from Tampa
Tracy Porter from Tampa
Elizabeth Kleppinger
Destri-older lady
Bettina-older lady
Sean Munro
Tracy Perez & Tracy from Tampa, step-sisters
Holly Mann-from Tampa
Yvette Castillo
Cristen Forbes
Misty LaPerriere
Paulette Norman
Susan Corrigan
Candy?
Valerie Rentmeester
Christy Dix
Lisa Willet
Cathy, I think, with blonde curly hair and was a gymnast
Kathy Streeter
Dr. DeClue
Bobby Ireland
Bobby and Billie, sisters
Tracey West
Scott Risley
Lorna Salomon
Rene Rodocker
Bobbi West, Tampa
Dean Peters
Kitty, short with black hair
Jeannie Startup, Her mom, June, ran the rez
Marjorie, can't remember her last name

Love to know what happened to any of these people


HEY Shannon!  This is Holly Mann-- now Haynes. Living in NC-- married, 2 kids. Email me at [email protected]
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« Reply #7 on: September 13, 2007, 06:33:34 PM »
Damn i remember a lot of those names!

Darren
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working as astaff member was MUCH worse
« Reply #8 on: October 01, 2007, 12:53:53 PM »
hello, I was on staff in LIFE for more than a couple years. Many staff members were "brainwashed" and threatened with Startovers  for not doing the job. Basically if you were not A born again chrisitan  you were an outsider and GOD FORBID you listened to 95 YNF.
I digress,  Working conditions for staff members SUCKED  . really was a tale of modern day slavery.
most staff members were under 18, and totally at the mercy of whatever crackhead or crack heads wife was in charge that day. :rofl:
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Yep
« Reply #9 on: October 02, 2007, 05:11:56 PM »
95YNF Tampa Bay's kick ass radio station.  Tune in every morning to hear the Ron&Ron show! and I'm Fast Eddie in the sky.  Gotta love those days.
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« Reply #10 on: October 03, 2007, 11:35:25 AM »
I remember going to 95 YNF rallies up in Tampa (obviously after I got out of LIFE) what a great place for a 17 year old kid to hang out!  :P
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the island
« Reply #11 on: October 11, 2007, 02:23:53 PM »
Shannon---Hi, I remember your home. It was so cool. I stayed with Sean and your father for several months. We got lost one night coming home from group because the fog on the water was too thick to travel through. I also remember one morning, while Sean and I were getting ready for work he got bit by a scorpion. Ouch! Sean was a nice kid. How's he doing?

I was in the program from 87-89 I think. A few of the friends I had back then were:

Chris Scruggs-Tampa
Guy Bayless-Lakeland
Kerbie Williams---he was hysterical
Susan Corrigan--dated her when I 7th Stepped
Tonya
Barron Mays is the one that got murdered after 7th Stepping
Jamie also was murdered from Tampa (don't remember his last name)
Holly Mann--was admitted to the program after my parents convinced her parents. Nice going!!!!
Paul--I can't remember his last name. He was a kid that had to be restrained practically every day by me and others. Unreal. Paul, if you ever read this--my apologies goes out to you. It was wrong for how we treated you and it is always wrong for how all of you were treated in that program.
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« Reply #12 on: October 16, 2007, 08:53:57 PM »
Hi Hampton and Holly--I heard that Susan Corrigan committed suicide a few years back. I always liked her and her family. It was cool staying at her house out on the farm.

Sean is doing well and living in Port Charlotte he is working as a surveyor. No kids and not married.

I remember all the people on you list, Hampton. I had forgotten about several of them---Guy, Kirby and several others.

Good to hear from you both. Drop me a line sometime-

http://www.twomoores.net
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Re: Yep
« Reply #13 on: December 18, 2007, 08:49:16 PM »
Quote from: ""word""
95YNF Tampa Bay's kick ass radio station.  Tune in every morning to hear the Ron&Ron show! and I'm Fast Eddie in the sky.  Gotta love those days.


Hell yeah! I was pretty close with Scotty (afternoon DJ) and hung out at the station alot! Wow, those were GOOD memories!
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