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I'm a Christian wife and mother of three children. I've lived in Clay County (Middleburg) most all of my life except for a few years in Georgia as a child and while in college at FSU (88-90). I graduated from Middleburg High School in 1988. Four years later, I graduated from UNF (BA, Communications/Journalism) and married Keith. After spending over 12 years working full-time in women's healthcare and medical research, I jumped the career track to homeschool our children. I'm still employed (very part-time) by the University of Florida Institutional Review Board (research ethics committee), and I am a Project Manager for Minerva Medical Communications. The things I most enjoy (in no particular order) are reading, working out at the YMCA, watching my backyard birds at the feeders, and spending time with my family and pets.

I am happily married, Mother to three beautiful daughters, and I have two wonderful granchildren. Certified Residential Appraiser, and a citizen of Clay County since 1991.

I was born and raised in Greenville, SC (more specifically, Travelers Rest, in case anybody knows the area). I went to school at the University of South Carolina (Go Gamecocks!), where after 3 years of wasting a lot of tuition money I decided on journalism. I've been in Florida for just over a year and now I'm working at the Times-Union as the Community Products Coordinator. Office 904.359.4538 Send Jonathan an e-mail

70 years old. Retired mechanical engineer.

47 years old, moved to Clay Hill in 1983, 3 kids, 2 grandkids.

I've been a Florida Times-Union reporter since 1994. I love meeting new people, telling their stories and being able to shed light on good things happening in the community. I also love quirky or unusual stories. I live in the traffic-burdened, growing metropolis near Argyle Elementary School. My husband, Gerry, is a Forrest High School teacher, and our two children are Nichole, 12, and Brady, 5. I joined the Clay County Line in 2002 to be closer to home. The First Coast is home for me. My parents, two sisters and brother all live here with their families. Office 904.366.6374 Send Mary an e-mail

i am a sunday school teacher . i have been teaching pre-schoolers ages 2-kindgarden since 1993. i love it so much. i am also married with 2 wounderful sons.

I sign on here as "JD". My dad always called me that. My mom called me "Dan" so I answer to both. The nuns in school called me "James" and I never answered to that and I still don't. I retired from the telecommunications industry as the company I was working for was going out of business. I was a senior engineer but being over 50 and the market suddenly flooded with younger engineers with the same qualifications I chose to enter a new business. While in college I minored in marketing. With this background I went into real estate full time. I had previous experience in the real estate business and took to the business like a duck takes to water. My engineering background has given me the ability to properly analyze market trends and pricing. In today's market that ability is critical. My wife, Carol, joined me shortly after I established the business and she receives rave reviews from her customers. Together we are known as Team Weisenburger. Having previously owned my own apartment complex I have become a property manager for absent property owners. In today's market many homeowners needing to move immediately find my service of finding good tenants to help pay the mortgage invaluable. I am with the best real estate professionals in the area at Vanguard Realty, Inc. GMAC Real Estate I have been an avid sailor all my life and have owned sail boats ranging from 8 feet as a child up to 27 feet. I am presently boat-less. My other hobby is Ham Radio. My call sign is KW4T. I am a member of the Orange Park Amateur Radio Club and also an active member of Clay County Amateur Radio Emergency Service (ARES), providing backup communications for the American Red Cross and emergency shelters in Clay County. Our ARES group has a facility set up at the Clay County Emergency Operations Center and we assist with communications during county wide emergencies and drills. In addition to my local duties with public service aspects of ham radio I am also a member of the Hurricane Watch Net and we work directly with the National Hurricane Center in Miami providing the forecasters with real time weather information from the paths of approaching storms. If you have questions about ham radio, real estate or you need an experienced person to help you sail a boat you can call me at (904) 553-0079 or email at kw4t@arrl.net any time.

I have been the nosy sort who loves to watch what the world is up to since my eyes focused after birth. I have been a working journalist since 1980, when my newly won liberal arts degree got me a job at a weekly newspaper in South Carolina. In those days, we actually still used typewriters and laid out the pages by hand. The pay was low and has not gotten all that much better since. But at least now we have computer writing programs that tell us as soon as we make a spelling mistake, cameras that can erase bad shots as soon as we take them and a Web site where we can post news online as soon as it happens! Still, the bottom line remains the same. I'm still the nosy sort who loves to watch what the world is up to. Join me.

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I'm married, 2 daughters, 2 granddaughters & 1 granddaughter on the way. I love life. My occupation is Queen....lol

My name is Matt Birman and i am happily single. I graduated from Clay High in 2006 and am currently going to college.

I have been employed by Clay County Council on Aging, Inc. in Green Cove Springs for 10 1/2 years. Live in Middleburg and I am in my first year of completing my graduate degree in Business Administration with Accounting.

Who am I? As for most people, there are a lot of different answers to that question. For the purposes of My Clay Sun, I am a sports writer and photographer. And while that's certainly not nothing, it's not everything, either. A literature professor once told me his theory that at any given time we embody a thousand different "selves." I thought this observation quite astute, since it helped explain a lot of the confusion that goes on in here. Most people tend to define themselves by their past and present, and for retired Supreme Court justices and ex-professional football players, that's a pretty good deal -- though it's also kind of sad to know that what defines you the most is in the past. Fortunately for me, I have no such great claims to the past. Therefore, I will define myself as I think a lot of people would like to define themselves: by their dreams of the future. I used to want to write the great American novel. Now, I think I'd be happy just to read one, and then write a novel that would help pay a few bills. I'd like to explore human consciousness -- mine, to be specific, since it's the only one I can really be certain exists -- and discover new ways of seeing and thinking that will keep me interested in my life and the world for however many years I might be allowed to wander this Earth. I hope that somehow this will help illuminate my life, but more importantly, I hope it can somehow help to illuminate the lives of others as well. Beyond that, a nice bottle of red every now and then, a good steak and potato, and maybe an occasional rousing set of doubles with a few precisely placed passing shots down the line would be nice. Ah, there it is: I'm a tennis-playing glutton. Office 904.366.6375 Send Bill an e-mail

I have lived in the Jacksonville area all of my life and in Orange Park for approximately 35 years. I have two sons who graduated from OP schools and local colleges. I have two wonderful Grandchildren age 2 and 5 and soon a third will be born. I graduated from JU and Nova Southeastern. I recently retired after working 21 yrs with one company and 10 years with another.

I have been with The Florida Times-Union for more than 23 years, dating back to the early 1980s. My wife and I moved to Clay County in 1993 and don't ever plan to move. Office 904.366.6370 Send Lamar an e-mail

Proud Navy Retiree. 20 plus years in. Have been retired for 5 years now. Husband also retired both of us not quite ready to quit working yet (Okay...we're ready, but until we win the lottery, our wallets aren't ready). Working at NAS Jax. Love love love my job! Mom to 4 (a yours/mine/ours gang). Only one Boy at home now One in Iraq with the Indiana Natl Guard and father of my 2 grandbabies (Tyler 4 and Cadence 10months) One in tallahassee and one living a few miles down the road. Daughter in Tallahassee I've lived in Middleburg since 1996 (Exept for 2 years that the navy decided I should see the world on a Big Gray Cruise ship out of Norfolk) I enjoy the community and all it has to offer. Best improvement would be getting a Starbucks a little closer to home. I know the time is coming, I'll wait

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Hello, my name is Adam Buchanan I live in the Keystone Heights area. I have lived in Clay County for 35 years, graduating from Middleburg High School in 1988 and moving to Keystone Heights after wedding my High School sweetheart Christy Buchanan. We have six children, two which have graduated from Keystone High and four still to go..We love the Lord, our family , and community. I have been employed with Clay County Fire Rescue for 16 years and am currently stationed at Station 10 in Keystone. Thanks for viewing and reading hopefully will be posting some in the future !