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Robin, aka Sparrow or Da Nette, has been involved in Pep Band, band, Pep Club,
Drill Team, Girl's Chorus and choir, Mar-Vals, and Seminary. She has received the
United States Drill Team Achievement Award and is listed among "Who's Who."
Robin enjoys snowmobiling, sewing, playing the piano, singing, quilting, and
arranging flowers.
She dislikes two-faced friends and teachers who aren't what they try to be.
Her favorite year was her Junior year, and she enjoyed participating in Mar-Vals
and drill team.
Her most embarrassing moment was when she and Shauna Gambles were visiting
a friend at a neighboring school and the bell rang. They were unable to get out of
the building until the tardy bell rang.
Robin's message is, "Be involved in everything and live up your teenage years. It
won't be much longer until you won't be a teenager any more."
Drill Team, Girl's Chorus and choir, Mar-Vals, and Seminary. She has received the
United States Drill Team Achievement Award and is listed among "Who's Who."
Robin enjoys snowmobiling, sewing, playing the piano, singing, quilting, and
arranging flowers.
She dislikes two-faced friends and teachers who aren't what they try to be.
Her favorite year was her Junior year, and she enjoyed participating in Mar-Vals
and drill team.
Her most embarrassing moment was when she and Shauna Gambles were visiting
a friend at a neighboring school and the bell rang. They were unable to get out of
the building until the tardy bell rang.
Robin's message is, "Be involved in everything and live up your teenage years. It
won't be much longer until you won't be a teenager any more."
| I, Robin, will to Rance my coat locker, with it clean, which will be a shocker! |
| Occupation Elementary School Office Asst Spouse Michael - College Instructor |
| Children Nathan Bradley (22) Heidi DaNette (20) Rhen Kelton (17) Kaleb Ian (15) Paige Riley (12) Porter Michael (6) |
| Grandchildren |
MY LIFE SINCE 1982:
15-year Reunion: "Attended 1 year at Rick's College. Returned home to be sister's nanny. Met Michael through
the LDS single adults in 1983 and married in 1984 in the Logan Temple. Worked as grocery store clerk, at a
wedding center, sold Tupperware, sold Jafra Cosmetics, moved to Palmdale, California, in May 1988 and became
early morning Seminary teacher, had day care and enjoyed life! Moved to Boise in April, 1991, became bakery
manager at local Maverik store, delivered newspapers, held various jobs at church. Was volunteer coordinator,
room mom/parent coordinator and bookfair supervisor for local elementary. Temporarily worked for the Boise
LDS temple playing the organ.
Currently I sew for a local soccer shop, teach 9 piano students, one flute. I am on staff for "7 Arrows" camp for
adult Cub Scout leaders, serving as 2nd counselor in Stake primary and Roundtable Commissioner for Cub
Scouting. Also still room parent coordinator for school plus full time mom!
One year my dad let us use his blue '76 Ford truck and trailer for Homecoming. We were decorating it in Arimo at
a quansut hut. It wasn't going very fast due to lack of interest. One night, I went by myself and was feeling quite
sad. I couldn't believe a class with so much spirit petered out on me in helping decorate. About the time I was
going to give up and go hime, the calvary showed up. Thanks you guys for helping me. Your friendship means
a lot!
Plans for the future are to possibly move to Anchorage, some day go back to college, and be nominated for the
Silver Beaver Award.
Since the 15-year Reunion: I still live in Boise and have held a variety of jobs. I stay quite busy in the school
district with my kids which lead to a part time job. For a year I worked in the Title I program, ISAT testing and
now I am the Office Assistant. During the last ten years I lost both of my parents. I greatly appreciate those of
you who supported me during this time-especially Jo Ann and Annie. A great big thanks! As for my little family,
my husband is teaching at Steven's Henneger College. This change was made after 18 1/2 years of working for
the Government, went sour. He is also a cook at the Boise LDS Temple cafeteria on the weekends. My oldest,
Nathan, served a short mission in Oklahoma. He served on the OU campass and surrounding areas. He came
home early after battling seizures. During the Fiesta Bowl with OU and BSU he wore his OU hat and BSU t-shirt.
Great fun to watch. He works full time at Alaska/Herizon Air, attends BSU with a major in ParaMedicine. Heidi is
also attending BSU with an emphasis in Elemetary ed. while working full time at RC Willey's. She plays the
guitar, enjoys her punching bag, and attended the Price Is Right with her big brother and friends, sitting right
behind contestants row. Rhen is a senior this year at Borah HS. He has earned his CNA's degree and will be
putting that to use this fall. He is also our vocalist participating in a variety of activities. Kaleb will be a
sophomore at Borah also, He is a drummer and on the drum line. He is also in a group called Rythm Dogs,
something similar to the group Stomp. Paige is entering Jr. high and on to bigger things. She is our pianist
and celloist. Porter is enbarking to the first grade. He is our little shock and our adventure. He is going to keep
me young and turn me gray faster."
15-year Reunion: "Attended 1 year at Rick's College. Returned home to be sister's nanny. Met Michael through
the LDS single adults in 1983 and married in 1984 in the Logan Temple. Worked as grocery store clerk, at a
wedding center, sold Tupperware, sold Jafra Cosmetics, moved to Palmdale, California, in May 1988 and became
early morning Seminary teacher, had day care and enjoyed life! Moved to Boise in April, 1991, became bakery
manager at local Maverik store, delivered newspapers, held various jobs at church. Was volunteer coordinator,
room mom/parent coordinator and bookfair supervisor for local elementary. Temporarily worked for the Boise
LDS temple playing the organ.
Currently I sew for a local soccer shop, teach 9 piano students, one flute. I am on staff for "7 Arrows" camp for
adult Cub Scout leaders, serving as 2nd counselor in Stake primary and Roundtable Commissioner for Cub
Scouting. Also still room parent coordinator for school plus full time mom!
One year my dad let us use his blue '76 Ford truck and trailer for Homecoming. We were decorating it in Arimo at
a quansut hut. It wasn't going very fast due to lack of interest. One night, I went by myself and was feeling quite
sad. I couldn't believe a class with so much spirit petered out on me in helping decorate. About the time I was
going to give up and go hime, the calvary showed up. Thanks you guys for helping me. Your friendship means
a lot!
Plans for the future are to possibly move to Anchorage, some day go back to college, and be nominated for the
Silver Beaver Award.
Since the 15-year Reunion: I still live in Boise and have held a variety of jobs. I stay quite busy in the school
district with my kids which lead to a part time job. For a year I worked in the Title I program, ISAT testing and
now I am the Office Assistant. During the last ten years I lost both of my parents. I greatly appreciate those of
you who supported me during this time-especially Jo Ann and Annie. A great big thanks! As for my little family,
my husband is teaching at Steven's Henneger College. This change was made after 18 1/2 years of working for
the Government, went sour. He is also a cook at the Boise LDS Temple cafeteria on the weekends. My oldest,
Nathan, served a short mission in Oklahoma. He served on the OU campass and surrounding areas. He came
home early after battling seizures. During the Fiesta Bowl with OU and BSU he wore his OU hat and BSU t-shirt.
Great fun to watch. He works full time at Alaska/Herizon Air, attends BSU with a major in ParaMedicine. Heidi is
also attending BSU with an emphasis in Elemetary ed. while working full time at RC Willey's. She plays the
guitar, enjoys her punching bag, and attended the Price Is Right with her big brother and friends, sitting right
behind contestants row. Rhen is a senior this year at Borah HS. He has earned his CNA's degree and will be
putting that to use this fall. He is also our vocalist participating in a variety of activities. Kaleb will be a
sophomore at Borah also, He is a drummer and on the drum line. He is also in a group called Rythm Dogs,
something similar to the group Stomp. Paige is entering Jr. high and on to bigger things. She is our pianist
and celloist. Porter is enbarking to the first grade. He is our little shock and our adventure. He is going to keep
me young and turn me gray faster."