Barbara Fitzsenry Fitzsenry

Lived and worked for lawyers n NYC area for 20 years and have moved over 40 times (MO/IL/NY/NJ/CA/UT/WA/IA/MN/VA/FL/MD/DC). During my time in Manhattan, I was also honored to work with the Manhattan Theater Club and became very involved again with the arts -- musicians and artists. Finally decided to move to DC where I worked in political think tank, The Hudson Institute until 2009, and then retired to FL. After moving to Melbourne, I spent the next few years as political activist lobbying Congress and acting as social media moderator on human rights issues, but couldn't hang with the new divisive political climate, so took my artistic, world traveling happy feet to Thailand where I am now an artist, educator, consultant and web designer in Chiang Mai. I also continue to be involved with historical genealogy and have been VP/Web Editor of a family genealogy association for the past 20 years www.eatongenealogy.com, researching, writing and publishing web content and newsletter for more than 300 people on 5 continents. Also volunteer as Teacher/Assistant at Rajabhat University in Tourism and Hotel studies, as well as Nurse's Aid Training School.

I came to BTHS in my Junior year, but remember a lot of good times with friends like Nikki Brunsman and Dusty Rhodes. Great to remember the football games -- go Maroons -- especially the varsity football game against East St. Louis on Thanksgiving Day, Donkey Basketball, Jr. Prom, Hobo Day, theatrical events with my Thespian friends and Colachees.