I got my BS in Ed degree from Kent State in 1964; my masters degree from Arizona State University in 1970. I have taught for 7 ½ years, including teaching of kindergarten, first and second grades. I am currently a housewife, and enjoying trying to keep up with my little ones. My husband, Ronald, has degrees from Northern Arizona U. and ASU. He teaches math at Deer Valley junior High here in Phoenix. He does gardening in the summer. Next fall he will also be teaching some college math classes for ASU. Our children are Erin Kaye, and Brian Lee. We enjoy gardening, camping (when we get a chance), family church activities and attending Phoenix Suns basketball games.
2000
Attended Oberlin H.S. 1956-1960. Graduated June 1960. Attended Kent State University 1960-1964.
Graduated with a B.S. Degree in Early Childhood Ed. 1964. Received Master's Degree in Elementary Ed. from Arizona State University 1970.
Taught school grades K-4 in Ohio, Indiana, and Arizona. Twelve years of my teaching was done in Christian education. Retired from teaching June 3, 2000.
Married Ron Tuttle January 23,1970. He is a graduate of Northern Arizona U. and retired in 1996 after 32 years of teaching Math to Middle School, High School, and some college students.
Daughter Erin Kaye was born in July 1971. She graduated from Northern Arizona U. in 1993 with a degree in Business Management. She is currently employed by Aetna Retirement Services in Phoenix, Az. She is
engaged and is planning a December wedding.
Son Brian Lee was born in September 1974. He graduated from Northern Arizona U. in 1996 with a degree in elementary education. He and his wife Teresa are both teaching 6th grade in Phoenix, and currently both
working towards masters' degrees. No grandchildren yet!
My parents are still living and reside in Kokomo, Indiana. We are bringing Paul Newell (my father) to the reunion. Dad will be 85 in September.
Both Ron and I have lived in the Phoenix area for over 30 years. We love to travel and hope to do a lot in our retirement years. We also plan to remain active in church work.
