Susan Brockway

I can't believe that it has been 20 years. Where has the time gone, and do I have anything significant to show for it besides a few wrinkles. I will skip the gory details of my life and go on to say that I am in Los Alamos and have worked in the same Division (Technology Transfer) at the Laboratory for 14 years in many different job capacities. I have a bachelors degree in Business Administration with a minor in Environmental Management. I am currently working on a Masters Certificate in Project Management and hope I can pass my PMP (Project Management Professional) exam next year.

I have a wonderful daughter, Tiffany who is 15 years old and a freshman at Los Alamos High School . She plays on the High School volleyball and golf teams and has played violin in the orchestra and loves to sing in the choir. Most of my time is spent hanging out with her (although I see that quickly coming to an end). We ski, bike and golf together often. My last 15 years have been spent going to school, as a girl scout leader, soccer mom, gymnastics helper, junior Olympic volleyball board member and most remarkably church council vice president.

I think the most significant thing to happen to me over the past 10 years was losing our home in the Cerro Grande fire. But, the most remarkable part of that experience was rediscovering the good in mankind. The outpouring of love from all over the country (including many of you all) is what I will treasure always.

After the fire, I spent a large amount of my time (aside from clean-up and rebuilding) on the board of the Cerro Grande Fire Survivors Association. This town showed remarkable strength and pulled together in ways I would never have imagined.

I'm looking forward to seeing many of you at the reunion, hope you can make it.

Susan
s.brockway@att.net
505-661-4160