Daniel Hand High School Alumni
Madison, Connecticut (CT)
Judith Varley
Daniel Hand High School
Class of 1973
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JUDITH'S PROFILE
| First Name | Judith |
| Last Name | Varley |
| Graduation Year | Class of 1973 |
| Gender | Female |
| City | N/A |
| State/Province | CT |
| Country | United States |
| Occupation | Licensed Practical Nurse |
| Married | Divorced |
| Favorite School Memory | I was always laughing in HS, well, except if I flunked a test. I was involved in a lot of clubs & was Secretary-Treasurer for the Red Cross Club. |
| About Me | I wanted to be a nurse since I was 12 yrs. old & everything I did from that time brought me to that career. I graduated in Oct. 77' from LPN school got married in Nov. 77' & started working on the neurosurgical floor at L&M Hospital in New London, Ct. I then went on to work on the postpartum floor, work as a school nurse & now presently I am a charge nurse at a Long Term Care Facility. I have 3 grown sons, Matthew, Timothy & Andrew who are all successful & happy. I got divorced in Feb. 09' after 31 yrs. but have been dating a ...(read more) |
Class of 1973 Alumni and Other Nearby Classes
→ Reunite with 24 class of 1973 alumni that have joined.
Chris Gardner
Class of 1964
Jack Mcnamara
Class of 1967
Minh Nguyen
Class of 1987
Stephanie Neveleff
Class of 1983
Bob Mauro
Class of 1964
Darlene Miller
Class of 1956
Jeffrey Colebrook
Class of 1974
Christine Davis
Class of 2006
Todd Whaley
Class of 1985
Keith Laursen
Class of 1979
Paul Mcintyre
Class of 1981
Keith J Williams Keith J Williams
Class of 1983
Scott Erskine
Class of 1990
Jen Burke
Class of 1982
Doug Demay
Class of 1976
Elizabeth Feiner
Class of 1979
Donna Smolensky
Class of 1967
Joe Smith
Class of 1992
Recent Class of 1973 Reunions
Plan a Class of 1973 Reunion for Free
Class of 1974
Invited Classes: All Classes
Date: Jul 20, 2024
Description: Open for suggestions for this event one of my favourites in history was Chatfield Harlow.
