Gail Tuckerman

Anderson High School

Class of 1967

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Gail Tuckerman - Class of 1967 - Anderson High School

First Name	Gail
Last Name	Tuckerman
Graduation Year	Class of 1967
Gender	Female
Current Location	Coker, Alabama
Hometown	Anderson, Indiana
Relationship Status	Married
About Me	Pet peeves-gratuitous cursing, violence and sex in the movies, or literature. Poor grammar and spelling from educated people. Lack of common sense. As I see myself, I am...A human being created by God and given free will to make my own decisions, my own mistakes...A human being with good and not so good qualities, not evil, nor wanting to be evil, but always striving to do the right thing and be the right person, according to what God has instilled in my conscience, sometimes succeeding, a lot of times failing, but always seeking God in my soul. A person who questions the dogma, but heartily believes the essence of my faith–that God was, is, and always will be, and that his divine plan is so vast and intricate, that we can only see small parts of the framework. A person who believes that there is a grain of the divine plan and the truth in all religions that acknowledge an all - powerful God, who is the creator of sublime goodness, and the beginning, the middle and the end of everything that is created by this spirit of both male and female essence. I am also a daughter, sister, wife, mother, grandmother, aunt, niece, sister-in-law, daughter-in-law, friend, helper, etc...with all that that entails. I will be 62 years old on my next birthday in November and I will have been married for 36 years this coming October to my one and only husband, Wayne. Life has been and is full of ups and downs, good stresses and bad stresses, and blessed in many ways, even though it has been difficult to see them sometimes. I have had many dreams, most of which have been put on hold or left in the dust of passing years, but I continue...I have suffered from clinical depression and have muddled through the tears to a stronger self...Heroes--Abraham Lincoln, Eleanor Roosevelt, Franklin Roosevelt, Dag Hammarskjold, Benjamin Disraeli, Winston Churchill... ...(read more)