|
|
|
 | |||||||||||
|
|||||||||||
| |||||||||||
Shirley A. DavisPleased to be your neighbor
Town: North Adams Age: 67 Birth date: January 17, 1935 Birthplace: North Adams Occupation: Homemaker How I would describe myself: I’m very active, have good organizational skills, care about and love to be around people, especially family. Current volunteerism, board memberships, etc.: United Neighborhood Organization volunteer; volunteer at Northern Berkshire Community Action; Northern Berkshire Com mun ity Coalition board member; volunteer at Williamstown Commons. Family: Husband, Louis; five children, Bob, Barb, Judy, Jim and Sue; seven grandchildren, Angela, Missy, Matt, Jim Jr., Mike, Mallory and Joseph; and one brother, Raymond. Education: Graduate of Drury High School Class of 1952 Personal hero/role model: My dad, John David Why is this person a hero/role model to you? He taught me to see the good in people, to be honest and helpful and most importantly to value family. Personal achievement(s) of which you are most proud: First of all, my family. Next, my involvement in the success of the United Neighborhood Organization, which celebrated its 12th anniversary on Oct. 1. Personal quote/trademark expression: “You’ve got to be kidding me.” The best advice you can give someone: If you have a dream or vision, see it through -- never give up! Most recent book read and author’s name: “Disappearing Into North Adams,” by Joe Manning Favorite TV show: Golden Girls and Walton’s Mountain Pet peeve: I don’t like to be kept waiting. Hobbies/interests: Writing, shopping, cooking, traveling, antiques and walking. |
|||||||||||
