Bonnie was an independent woman long before it became a good idea in American culture. Child number 1 - and we all knew it. Every day.

Bonnie graduated from Lower Cape May Regional in 1965. At a time when young women were not necessarily pointed toward college, especially if your family was poor. Instead, they were put into what was called “Business Track” (the other choices being Academic-college; HomeEc-wife/mom). She was fastest fingers in her class, typing nearly 80 words per minute, 100+ when IBM Selectric came into vogue.

I’ve asked Bonnie to give me a life timeline for inclusion here…still waiting. I will add all the cool stuff of the ways Bonnie impacted my life. I just want to get the facts (especially timeline) right.