Lynn Yarnall Moore

I taught 7th grade English & American History in Greensboro, NC for 2 years.

Spare time - what's that?
I watch TV, go to movies, knit some, read a lot, walk a lot, work out some.l am
Hoping to find some worthwhile volunteer situation(s) as soon as this Coronavirus
becomes manageable. Would like to become involved with Ryan Zimmerman’s “ziMS Foundation” (.org)
as progressive MS took my father in 1954 and my dear husband Doug Fox after it was exacerbated by heart bypass surgery in 2014.
I feel blessed to have had a wonderful life, two great children & spouses, & 5 active grandchildren who are growing up too fast🤗

Moved to NYC and became the first female hired into NY Bell Telephone Management Training Program. Lasted there for a year, then I went back to teaching - American History -in a Jewish Parochial School, until we left NYC to return to NC in 1969.
I was a stay-at-home Mom until my oldest child went to college then I tried selling insurance for AFLAC for a year. I had some T-shirts made to use in a sales presentation for getting my insurance on a cafeteria plan with a company and realized that the t-shirts were more popular than the insurance so -
I started my Promotional Products company very tentatively, first selling for another distributor.
When I moved to Virginia in 1994, I really started promoting my business through a local Chamber of Commerce and that's when it took off.
Closed it in 2016-Promotional Products are all available on the internet now!
I worked in retail for 6 years(Orvis in Clarendon,VA then Calico Corners when I moved to Annapolis)
After 7 months of unemployment and job hunting,I can certify that age discrimination is alive & well.

There have been so many high points in my life especially involving my family.
Nothing is more important to me in my Senior years. What joy I have in them-

Yes. I have a loving and supportive family.

My ex was surprised that I am a good salesman!

Why is my February 21 birthday never mentioned? I’d love to hear from former classmates!
I am probably the baby of our class as I am turning only 79 this year (2022) !

I feel that I was very fortunate to have been granted such a superior education at WFBHS. I had a private school quality education at public school prices. I will forever be grateful for my 4 years at WFBHS and for all the fantastic friends I made there and still enjoy.
I am so sorry that we have lost so many of them 🤬
Turning into Uber-nana & loving it🥰