Guyla Thurgood 9 connections

I took clients deposits, cashed checks, printed cashiers checks, money orders, made NSF/OD calls, cash advances, cross sold products, answers customer service questions. I quit this job in Oct. of 2005- once we had our first child. I currently stay home with our children now.

I served as a full-time missionary in the Capetown, South Africa mission. I was better known as "Sister Adams" back then.

I was stationed in the fire trucks to help the hand crews when they needed to be supplied with water. I also worked in the clean up- using shovels and water to stir up dirt to cool things down. This job I did for 2 summers in a row before my mission. I also worked various waitressing jobs while we were in the down months for fires.

Here I cleaned up wax molds that had just been poured of artists' work so that it would be ready to go into the slurry dept. and eventually become a bronze piece. My uncle Steve Parks is the owner of this Bronze foundry and my father Jon Parks also works there. They are both from Joseph, Oregon. While working this job full-time, I also had a part time position at the nearby Dairy Queen as a closing asst. manager.

I would work the manager checkout and office area. I would cash checks for customers, send western unions, answer customer service questions, and help each teller balance their drawers of money after each shift. I worked mainly at night and was responsible for closing the store. This was my high school job that I worked on weekends and after school while living in Missouri. After graduating highschool I quit and moved to Oregon.