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Shirley Clyde McCullough
Shirley Clyde McCullough was born in Kansas City, Missouri. She has lived in the Shawnee Mission, Kansas area most of her life.
A graduate of Shawnee Mission North High School, Sh...mehr sehenShirley Clyde McCullough was born in Kansas City, Missouri. She has lived in the Shawnee Mission, Kansas area most of her life.
A graduate of Shawnee Mission North High School, Shirley worked for the United States Post Office for over ten years.
In 1985, she began work at the Johnson County Library. Currently, she is a Circulation Clerk at Corinth Library. Assisting the public at a very busy library is a joy for Shirley.
Her interest in genealogy is relatively new. The news about her Uncle's death encouraged her to learn more about her extended family.
Living in Prairie Village, Kansas, with her husband, Bill, Shirley has two sons--Robert and Drew, and one grandson, Jordan.
Carolyn Clyde Dolan lectured to law enforcement officials, college and grade school students, nurses and doctors on the topic of "Understanding the Victim and Victim Survivors Rights" following the death of her stepson in 1979.
While attending Johnson County Community College in Overland Park, Kansas, Carolyn was appointed to the Governor's Crime Prevention Committee. She is a past member of Kansans for Effective Criminal Justice and the Kansas Division of the International Association for Identification.
Carolyn presented several workshops for Law Enforcement Officers throughout the State of Kansas and in conjunction with the Kansas Bureau of Investigations on "How to Promote Citizens Involvement in Neighborhood Watch."
Currently Carolyn is Vice-Regent of her local chapter of the National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution. For 2011-2012, she is President of the Northeast Kansas Regents Round Table, Kansas Society, Daughters of the American Revolution.
Carolyn has an A.A. Degree from Johnson County Community College. She is married and has one daughter and one grand-daughter.weniger sehen