I'm afraid my "bio" is short and very uninteresting but here I go. If I leave anything out let me know.

After moving from Q.C. we (Mom, Dad and brother Tommy) went to Kerrville, Texas. I finished high school there and went into nursing, where I was with a Hospice organization for 6 years. It was in that time I had a son named Christopher and met my husband Philip. We were married in 1996. He was a deputy sheriff for the Sheriff's Department in Kerrville where he then became the lieutenant in his 7th year of work there. We felt we needed to be closer to family so we moved to a small town outside of Houston in 1998 by the name of East Bernard. Philip works with the Sugar Land police department and after two years of Hospice nursing here I decided to change careers to something a bit more slower. I now work with 2 orthopedic surgeons in their office and run their physical therapy department. I am in the "Young Republicans Women Organization of Sugar Land", and also involved in an N.A.I.C. Investment Club, also of Sugar Land. I do a lot of volunteering for the Sugar Land Police department, they have a lot of activities they do with children. I also do many activities with my son who is now in 6th grade, and between all that and him, they keep me very busy.
Extra curricular activities: I like are scrap booking, dancing, photography, going to the horse races (o.k. that's a bad vice lol), and participating in the "Texas Music Revolution"! I look forward to seeing ya'll again next summer.
God Bless,
Kelly Harris-Karasek

Hey there my fellow QCJH school mates,

It's been a long time and many fond memories. I have visited the Website. Great job, Steve and Hollie.
I just can't get over some of the pics ( I figured I would never see the ones of me again) my wife, Tammy and my daughters: Tiffany (13) and Tisha (11) had a very good chuckle with them and me. There have been many good times between all of us through out our school days and look forward to seeing all of you again. My email is mnswrodriguez@yahoo.com; please feel free to send me a line or two.
As for what I have been up to, I spent the first 6 years working for a few different mobile home companies (not a good career choice that's for sure). Then I decided to join the Navy in June 1992 ( ya should of seen Tammy's face when I told her, haha). I have proudly served for 9 years and hold the title of Chief Petty Officer (E-7). I was stationed at Mobile Mine Assembly Unit in Charleston, SC from 1992 to 1996, then transferred to the USS CHIEF (MCM-14) in Ingleside, TX from 1996 to 2000. We are back in Charleston, SC and have been here for about a year. Navy life has been very good to my family and I. I am working on becoming a Naval Officer and plan on retiring from the military.

Tony Rodriguez