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Beth Vickery Russell-Leathers

Born in Pasadena at Pasadena General Hospital. Raised all my life in the South Houston/Pasadena area, graduated in 1970 from South Houston High School. I also have two siblings, Fronda Vickery Hale (1972) and William (Bill) Vickery (1974) who also graduated from South Houston High School. I attended San Jacinto College receiving an Associates in Business. I've worked in Chemical Plants since 1974 with different jobs on jobsites up and down the channel. I married my first husband in 1977, Ronnie DeSimone, a 1968 Sam Rayburn grad. who worked construction for Brown and Root. We divorced in 1981. I had worked for Force Corporation and Mundy Industries between 1974 and 1981. January 1981 I began my career path with Rohm and Haas Chemical in Deer Park, Texas in the Quality Assurance Lab. I will celebrate 27 years of stability on Jan. 21, 2008 holding the positions of Quality Assurance Coordinator and Relief Shift Supervisor. I had another brief marriage from 1982 - 1984 to Jim Russell of Baytown, Texas. After another divorce I decided to stay single the rest of my life, I thought. I met Ron Leathers in 1999, another South Houston Graduate (1975) and we married last year Dec. 7, 2006. Third times a charm and I finally found my soulmate! We both love the outdoors. We now live in what was my parent's house in Pasadena which we share with 5 horses, 3 dogs (and more Shih Tsu puppies on the way), 3 cats and a lot of the neighbors loose chickens that tear up my flower beds every day. I've been active for many years (and still am) with both the Pasadena Livestock Show and Rodeo and the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo working committees every year. I'm a retired board director for the Pasadena Rodeo and helped create and still work the Horse Show committee. Other than taking care of our animals, Ronnie and I like to make a few trailrides when we can and we also love to fish, camp, ride our jetskis and float the Guadalupe River during the warm months of the year. We love to travel and make new friends so we stay pretty active. If all goes well, hopefully retirement is within reach in the next 3 - 5 years and then we'll find a place in the country to live where there's not much traffic and life moves at a snail's pace. That's my goal anyway.

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