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I was born as Debra Sowell to parents that loved me a lot. Both my parents are dead now.

Starting in 1954 in Virginia my Dad took me everywhere and continued for many years teaching me and taking me along places
like flights in his plane for fun and even to the Airforce base to help him work on jets at his job. I went fishing and learned
how to clean fish and build homemade boats. My dad always kept me around when he said we were helping do things for the kids
that came later: like I helped him paint small furniture he made for my youngest sister and he wanted me to "help"
him teach my brother things like the cub scouts.My mom always said my dad loved me so extra much. Well I could tell and it
was fun always going places for fun.
| 1954 Dec 27th Debra in Dad's arms Yorktown VA |

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| age 1mo 16 days going everywhere |
| 1959 November 03 Debra in TX Randolph AFB |

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| age 4y 11m and 22 days |
| 1962 AugDebra, her dad New Braunfels home Karbach |

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| age 7 yrs |
| 1963 April 14 Easter New Braunfels TX karbach ave |

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| age 8 y |
| 1964 Feb we drove all over TX goodbye to cousins |

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| Debra age 9 yrs old soon to live in England |
Since my dad was in the airforce, the family moved to Englad where I lived for three years in a small village named Yoxford
England,
| 1966 Aug Woodbridge RAF England |

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| age 11y |
| 1966 Debra at Woodbridge RAF Station England |

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| age12 |

| 1966 Aug 2nd Woodbridge England |

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| age 11 y |
| 1967 Tiki Gardens in Florida From England to FL |

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| Debra age 12 y |

| 1970 still a young child teen with my horse.hehe |

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| age 15y |
Later while still in my teenage years I wanted so much to have a family that it was all I could think about besides my
horses and dogs. I wanted my own ranch home life in the country with my own little family. Sure enough it was easier to start
than I thought and I stayed loyal and strong to raising my own four baby boys for many years after.







1998 when my kids were grown, during my healthy adult age I took a trip to Jamaica alone to explore the culture. I heard
a long trip out of the states alone was an experience that not many people ever know in their lives. So I did it to find out.
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