Deb Proctor

He was a project manager for a big construction company that You know, worked on Toyota plants, that worked on the University of Kentucky, that had done all this great work.

He was a project manager for a big construction company that You know, worked on Toyota plants, that worked on the University of Kentucky, that had done all this great work.

He was a project manager for a big construction company that You know, worked on Toyota plants, that worked on the University of Kentucky, that had done all this great work.

He was a pilot and played football for Woody Hayes at Ohio State and was, oh. phenomenal. Deb could really see herself with this guy. We're going to embark upon this journey together. We love music. We love golf. We're both seekers. I just was so excited about meeting this man.

He was a pilot and played football for Woody Hayes at Ohio State and was, oh. phenomenal. Deb could really see herself with this guy. We're going to embark upon this journey together. We love music. We love golf. We're both seekers. I just was so excited about meeting this man.

He was a pilot and played football for Woody Hayes at Ohio State and was, oh. phenomenal. Deb could really see herself with this guy. We're going to embark upon this journey together. We love music. We love golf. We're both seekers. I just was so excited about meeting this man.

I'd had a traditional healer, a medicine man, gone to him and asked him to bead a feather. There was a song by Robbie Robertson, and the name of it was Golden Feather. Give my love a golden feather. And if you were to look it up, it's so that I never lose my way home.

I'd had a traditional healer, a medicine man, gone to him and asked him to bead a feather. There was a song by Robbie Robertson, and the name of it was Golden Feather. Give my love a golden feather. And if you were to look it up, it's so that I never lose my way home.

I'd had a traditional healer, a medicine man, gone to him and asked him to bead a feather. There was a song by Robbie Robertson, and the name of it was Golden Feather. Give my love a golden feather. And if you were to look it up, it's so that I never lose my way home.

And I thought, what a beautiful expression of love for this new man in my life to give him a feather because he loves that Native American song so much. So I met him at the plane with that and I said, here's so you can always find your way home.

And I thought, what a beautiful expression of love for this new man in my life to give him a feather because he loves that Native American song so much. So I met him at the plane with that and I said, here's so you can always find your way home.

And I thought, what a beautiful expression of love for this new man in my life to give him a feather because he loves that Native American song so much. So I met him at the plane with that and I said, here's so you can always find your way home.

As soon as he got off the plane and he was walking toward me, it seemed like his voice was shaking. And he said, you will marry me, won't you? You're going to marry me, right? You are marrying me, right? That was Jeff's marriage proposal. And I was like, well, of course, of course, yes.

As soon as he got off the plane and he was walking toward me, it seemed like his voice was shaking. And he said, you will marry me, won't you? You're going to marry me, right? You are marrying me, right? That was Jeff's marriage proposal. And I was like, well, of course, of course, yes.

As soon as he got off the plane and he was walking toward me, it seemed like his voice was shaking. And he said, you will marry me, won't you? You're going to marry me, right? You are marrying me, right? That was Jeff's marriage proposal. And I was like, well, of course, of course, yes.

You know, I drove around, showed him the rural area, my history, some of the culture, where I worked. We went out to my golf course. I introduced him to a lot of my friends, met the family. It was just a really good weekend. I just loved him. Just loved him.

You know, I drove around, showed him the rural area, my history, some of the culture, where I worked. We went out to my golf course. I introduced him to a lot of my friends, met the family. It was just a really good weekend. I just loved him. Just loved him.

You know, I drove around, showed him the rural area, my history, some of the culture, where I worked. We went out to my golf course. I introduced him to a lot of my friends, met the family. It was just a really good weekend. I just loved him. Just loved him.

And I'm a planner and an organizer in every aspect of my life. So shoot, the next thing you know, I'm getting busy. I'm helping him find jobs. He's getting his resume. Of course, we're still using faxes then. And he would send things and I would write cover letters for him to help him get relocated. A few months later, Jeff moved in.

And I'm a planner and an organizer in every aspect of my life. So shoot, the next thing you know, I'm getting busy. I'm helping him find jobs. He's getting his resume. Of course, we're still using faxes then. And he would send things and I would write cover letters for him to help him get relocated. A few months later, Jeff moved in.