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Pat Loose Frankenbery

Update for 60th reunion
My beloved husband, Rocky,passed away on Nov 24, 2015. I really miss him especially when preparing for the 60th reunion. He was the one with the computer expertise and did all of the data entry and record keeping. Please forgive any mistakes that you find as I'm not as detailed oriented as Rocky. I keep busy with my weekly quilting group "the Golden Bees", volunteering for CWC, monthly genealogy meetings and church activities. I have 4 grandchildren in the Denver area and spend as much time as possible with them. I travel to Nashville TN to see a son, daughter-in-law and granddaughter, nieces and great niece. I enjoy traveling and try to take one big trip a year. I am in great health so I have a long bucket list.

Bio from 55th Class Reunion
We are still living in Golden and enjoying the semi-rural environment. We have 2 sons and their families in the Denver area so get to spoil the 3, soon to be 4, grandchildren living here. We have one son and his family in Vancouver WA and another son and his family in Nashville TN. We are into genealogy which is a never ending task. Pat is a quilter and meets with her quilt group weekly. She also is active in Christian Women's Connection. Rocky is busy taking photos of family gatherings. He is also busy working on several of his other hobbies. We enjoy watching the Colorado sports teams and the grandkids sporting events.

Bio from 50th Class Reunion
My family moved to Fort Morgan from Denver CO. over the summer of 1956. I attended Fort Morgan High School my Junior and Senior years.
After graduation, I attended Colorado State University and graduated in 1962 with a degree in Vocational Home Economics Education. I taught in the Denver Public Schools for one year and then got married. I moved to California for several months and then Pittsburgh PA where I worked for the Pittsburgh District Dairy Council. After one year, I then moved to Cleveland, Ohio and taught Home Economics for two years. I retired from teaching after my first son was born. I moved to Chicago for 6 years and then back to Denver in 1974.
I've had an eclectic career working for Singer Sewing Machine Co., a bank, an accounting firm, a cosmetic firm, American Red Cross and finally the Colorado Department of Transportation. I retired from CDOT in 2003.
I love retirement and stay busy with church activities, Christian Women's Connection, genealogy, quilting and grandchildren. My husband and I enjoy traveling and visiting our children that live from coast to coast.

BIO FROM 45th CLASS REUNION BOOK

Pat Loose Frankenbery (02-27-01) - Sorry that I didn't make the reunion but I was in a very serious car accident in June of 1999 and didn't do much for the rest of the year. I am still working full time for the CO. Dept of Transportation. I am a FTA grants manager. I work with small, rural transit agencies so I get to travel across the state. I am married and moved last summer to Golden. My mother-in-law, who is 88, moved in with us. She is fairly independent but just can't see or hear much. I have two sons, one lives in Aurora, is married and just became a Dad for the first time on Sunday, Feb 25, 2001. I guess that makes me a grandma. He is a pilot for United Airlines after serving 10 years as a Navy pilot. My other son was married in October 2000 in Atlanta, GA. They now live in Nashville TN where he is in pharmaceutical sales or as we like to say, "he sells drugs". They live in a darling 90 year old Victorian house with a big dog, small cat and huge utility bills. Neither is into Country music but they just like Nashville and won't consider living North of the Mason/Dixon line as they think it is too cold. This winter has been warmer in Denver than Nashville. My husband retired a year ago so managed our entire move as well as his Mom's move. He bought one house, sold two and handled all the many, many details from the realtor to the repairs to the utilities. That is an awesome job. I couldn't have done it and worked too. We like to travel so he goes with me to conferences, both in and out of Colorado. I don't know when I'll retire but starting to look at it. Maybe I can win the lottery!!

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