Gregory S Cline

Locality:

Shredtown, Kentucky

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1950

Locality:

MARIETTA, South Carolina

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1951

Locality:

SHREVEPORT, Louisiana

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1951

Locality:

PEORIA, Arizona

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1917

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1903

Gender:

Male

Birthday:

1954

Schools:

North Kansas City High School North Kansas City MO 1977-1981

Community:

Vonda Kimball, Denise Johnson, Mike Vannatta, James Waite, Brends Nash, Doug Kean, Patty Faber, Ken Matthew, Jeff Baugh, George Heath, Darrell Prather

Graduates:

Greg Cline (1977-1981),
Corlene Owens (1986-1990),
Richard Bolyard (1985-1989),
Cindy Metz (1984-1988)

Graduates:

Gregory Cline (1964-1968),
Joy Richesson (1980-1984),
john townsend (1991-1995),
Charles Hughes (1992-1996)

Graduates:

Craig Neubecker (1989-1993),
Steve Spade (1975-1979),
Sarita Rogers (1990-1992),
Gregory Cline (1971-1976)

Graduates:

Greg Cline (1986-1990),
Dan Dowell (1987-1991),
Angela Cassi (1988-1992),
Christy Muscatello (1986-1990),
April Bird (1989-1993)

Lived:

Lebanon Indiania
Atlanta Ga
Ft. Brown Tx
Miami Fla

Work:

Retained Media and Broadcasting - Producer (1)
Filcro Media Staffing 521 Fifth Avenue New York, NY 10175 - Manager (90-1)

Education:

Indiania Stater - Bussiness

About:

A thing of beauty is a joy for ever: Its lovliness increases; it will never Pass into nothingness; but still will keep A bower quiet for us, and a sleep Full of sweet dreams, and health, and quiet br...

Tagline:

Loyal, Intelligent, Eager And DedIcated Lover Of Woman And The Female Form!

Bragging Rights:

We give boys bragging rights and encourage them to own how awesome they are – as we should. I am hell-bent on making sure my daughter gets the same. If people don’t like her confidence, they aren’t worth her time. I just hope my voice, her Dad’s voice, and the voice of my friends who love her dearly, are loud enough to drown out the echo of her peers who don’t get the benefit of adults who encourage their girls to own their incredible gifts and talents. As a culture we start beating the confidence out of our girls early, don’t we? We start asking them to hush up and be modest. We tell them, albeit subtly, that standing up and owning their brand of awesome will be frowned on, that no-one will like them if they are confident, secure, and sure of themselves.