biography

=Biography=

For my birography I have choosen my Old babysiter, from when I was young. Her name is Kathy Wright.
Questions for interview: Who is the person in your life that is always by you, and you can count on them no matter what? What is the biggest event in your life that changed you forever? What is one of your favorite childhood memory? Starting from when you were young and growing up to now, how close have you and your siblings stay towards each other? What were some of the major curve balls life has thrown at you? Where did you grow up and describe the houses that you have lived in? What was your dream job that you grew up thinking and what is the job if any you do now? What were the grade school, high school, and college you went too? How many kids, grandkids do you have and what are some of the daily things you like to do with them? =Kathy Wright’s Life=

Kathleen Lococo Wright was born on October 6, 1953, in Louisville, KY, in which she has lived her whole life. She grew up in a strict, catholic household with five sisters and one brother. Her family was always faithful Catholics, going to St. Raphael, Assumption High School, and Western Kentucky University for two years. Kathy has been a believer, a dreamer, and a great role model that makes a big effect on our world.

Kathy lived in a small, Cape Cod house when she was young. Girls were on top floor, three per room and her brother and parents on the first floor. Kathy believes her favorite memory when younger was her family’s trip to Mammoth Cave. The whole family went on this trip, which was important to Kathy because her family never went on big trips. Mammoth Cave was a big bonding time for their family that she will never forget.

She got married, to Hugh Wright on October 7, 1977. They lived in two houses during their marriage. She had the biggest events of her life when she gave birth to both her sons, Hugh III and Vincent. Both children are married and Hugh III has two children that Kathy is very close to. Kathy is a courageous woman, especially through the toughest times of her life in which the two closest people to her had passed away, her father and husband. These were probably the biggest obstacles she faced. They were what built her unstoppable compassion for life. Her sister Donna has been her biggest supporter and has provided unconditional love throughout her life.

An airline stewardess was Kathy’s dream job growing up although she never became one. She did have three jobs which she enjoyed very much. Before she had her sons Kathy’s first job was as an assistant to eye surgeons. Once Hugh III was born she took some time off and owned/operated a stay-at-home catering business which she opened herself. It was called, Kathleen’s Catering. This way she could spend time with her sons and earn money at the same time. Her third and last job before retirement was a child care business, when her sons had already grown up. Kathy watched over 250 kids with this business, and became even more attached to children. Many of the kids Kathy watched still live in Louisville and love her very much. She became a second mom to everyone and her business and livelihood grew during this time.

Kathy is strong and her life has helped her to live up to many expectations, now as a grandmother and still in some kids heart a child care, “mom.” She has taught others what it is to love and not back down, but at the same time discipline and prepare for the future. This quote is the perfect sentence to describe Kathy and her life experiences she shares with others, //“////Courage doesn’t always roar, sometimes courage is the little voice at the end of the day that says, I’LL TRY AGAIN TOMMORROW.”//- Mary Ann Radmacher. Her life has given her strength and with that she has touched many hearts and is the voice that says for them not to give up but, //“just try again tomorrow”.//