admire them so deeply. I can't talk much about my personal accomplishments as an adult because I have more failures than successes in my own world. So I will skip that part and keep this upbeat. But I can talk about the incredible children I have. And I am so proud of them and their compassion for life and family. Christine Tucker Goodloe, is my oldest and has the attributes of the oldest child. Strong willed, determined, peace maker. She is a top notch fitness instructor and personal trainer. Degreed in Kinesiology As well as a source of healthy living remedies. She has been written up in an Eastern Shore magazine more than once as being the best personal trainer on the Eastern Shore. She met in college her hardworking and dedicated husband, Colby Goodloe, an aspiring engineer with NASA even during their college years. Colby has a Masters in Electrical Engineering. He has multiple satellites in space and has been lead system engineer for shuttles to Jupiter etc. Now working on a project to Venus. He's out of this world. They have two children, Leilani Davis Goodloe and Rhys Wildehack Goodloe. Lei and Rhys were my first two grandchildren. They excel in academics, swimming, soccer, running or any sport they try. But most of all they like boating with mom and dad or sitting on the dock enjoying the Bay and all the nature that goes with it. So loving and always makes me feel special to be with them. Brent Austin is my only son, sandwiched between two sisters. He is the quietest of my children. He does more thinking than talking. He also has a wonderful sense of humor. He found his path in life by not being afraid to explore different options. Graduated with an Economics degree and minor in astronomy. Endured a shoulder injury for a torn labrum that led him to the area of Orthopedics. That is where he met his sweet and fun wife, my daughter-in-law Nina. Nina majored in Criminology but has found her creative side with her cookie and cake creations. Brent is an Orthopedic PA with a specialty in spinal surgery. But does not think twice about helping a patient live a better life by replacing a knee or
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