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August 13th, 2009 at 1:39 am
Wow. I am ever so greatful for RRH. I was a student for 3 years and graduated class of 2001 as a Wildcat. While I was a student, I had my first seizure and was diagnosed with Epilepsy my senior year.
Since then I’ve been seeking higher education. I attended Dine’ College to learn more about the Dine’ language and history. I also played on their volleyball team for a season. I then moved to Flagstaff to attend NAU majoring in Elementary Education. After completing a year I decided to take time to make sure education was the right path for me. And to seek further medical care for my epilepsy and find the cause of my illness.
But I didn’t let that hold me back. I am proud to announce that I recieved my B.S. in Psycholgy and was accepted into a graduate program at Argosy University for clinical psychology. I currently reside in Portland, OR working full time as a nanny and holding a full-time student status as well.
I’m not married nor do I have any kids but I’m working on it… just kidding.
I can never express my gratitude for the life long lessons I recieved at RRH. I made life long friends that I still remain close with today. We all live very different lives but find time to hang out and catch up whenever we can and are in the same state! I also learned that I am able to sacrifice being in the comfort of my home with my family to recieve a good education.
I will never forget the never ending care I recieved from my “dorm mommies”, or Herrera saying, “You lil muggy muggy!!!” whenever I was suck between a rock and a hard place, the always optimistic advise from Julander, or the always full candy dish on Diane’s desk. Everyone there made such a tremendous impact on how I live my life today.
I truely intend on coming for a visit during my next trip to AZ. I have attached a few photos of myself and other RRH alumni.
Tashina “Una” Atene (RHS class of 2001) and I
Deb Lister, Deryan Begay, and I
August 1st, 2010 at 1:11 am
Hello there,
Well, my name Jonathan Black. Class of 1998. I went school at Richfield High……GO WILDCATS! During my time of being a Wildcat I played football, I wrestled and played baseball. But what really caught my attention was the trades department at “THE TECH!” I fell in love with the trade of welding there. It was just a trade that made me feel calm, free and the passion to keep as a career. After leaving high school, I jumped into the trade of an ironworker. I went to school in Chicago, IL. Joined the Ironworkers Union in Phoenix, AZ. After several good jobs I felt it wasn’t enough, so i continued on with schooling. I went back to school in 2004 for HIGH PRESSURE PIPE AND TUBE at Arizona Welding Institute. There I finalized my commitment to become a Union Boilermaker. i kept driving myself to my limits and push myself to stay at the top of my limits. Drove coast to coast for work. Now my life and family reside in Belleville, IL, just outside the city limits of St. Louis, MO.
I am ever so greatful the education that was given to me and the understanding of life itself from RRH. I sometime think back when I freshman and see other motivational speakers and tell us about their experiences. I didn’t think I would come this far. With the aid of this program, it gave me a good foundation of life and how to live. THANK YOU FOR LEADING ME IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION. I WOULD KNOW WHAT OR WHERE I WOULD BE TODAY.