Diane H Cantrell

Schools:

Mt. Mansfield Union High School Jericho VT 1964-1968

Community:

Jay Centerbar, Nancy Lapan, Pamela Davis

Schools:

Gray Court-Owings High School Gray Court SC 1961-1965

Community:

Jennings Putnam, Paul Hughes

Schools:

Seneca High School Seneca SC 1971-1975

Schools:

Shelter Island Central School Shelter Island NY 1975-1979

Community:

Roland Archambault, Ronald Lyons, Paul Shepherd

Schools:

Mt. Mansfield Union High School Jericho VT 1966-1970

Community:

Jay Centerbar, Nancy Lapan, Pamela Davis

Schools:

Columbus High School (Thru 1973) Columbus IN 1957-1961

Community:

Toni Henney

Schools:

R.S.Central High School Rutherfordton NC 1958-1962

Community:

Paula Russell, Troy Stanley, William Mcrorie, Rita Smawley, Ken Bostic, Richard Anderson, Joyce Ellenburg, Glenn Mace, Linda Hill, James Deviney

Schools:

Cypress Grove Intermediate School College Station TX 1999-2001, Schaefer Middle School Springfield OH 2001-2002, Leonard Lawrence Elementary School Bellevue NE 2003-2007

Community:

Jose Quintana, Laura Harding, Sean Heath, Nacole Buendel, Claudia Pantin, Tina Hu, Randy Janis, Kassie Cessna

Work:

Life Designs - Owner

Education:

UT Austin - Education, Trinity University - Education, Saint Mary's University - Mental Health

About:

Presently, I work in an office setting where parents and kids come to see me to talk about their problems. I feel very honored to have this job because children and adults tell me their life stories. ...

Tagline:

Diane began her career in education teaching. She presently works as a Licensed Professional Counselor and Life Coach, as well as offers workshops to parents, teachers, and counselors.

Bragging Rights:

I began working on my first book, Good-bye, Baby Max, many years ago. During the time that I decided to write this book, I was working with children who were experiencing a great deal of loss in their lives. As a counselor, I have learned that everyone experiences loss in many different ways and on many different levels. The one thing for which we can be certain is that there will be loss and there will always be change. My hope in writing Good-bye, Baby Max was that the story would help parents, children, and other caring professionals begin talking about losses rather than responding to their losses from a state of fear. Baby Max was finally published in 2008. I was very excited and honored when it was awarded a Gold medal Mom’s Choice Award in 2009.

Locality:

dont matter, North Carolina

Gender:

Female

Birthday:

1923

Locality:

SPARROWS POINT, Maryland

Gender:

Female

Birthday:

1932

Locality:

BELLWOOD, Pennsylvania

Gender:

Female

Birthday:

1919

Gender:

Female

Birthday:

1941

Gender:

Female

Birthday:

1906