KallMeKris
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5,731 appearances
7 recordings
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first heard Jan 2026
last heard 10 Jun
KallMeKris’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But the fact that she can just like toss around all these high qualifications and just kind of pick and choose whatever she wants to do, because she's so smart, is very impressive.
So Erin's government job turned out to matter more than even the title suggested, because also working at the city of Menashe was a civil engineer named Simon Patterson.
And a group of council employees had formed what Simon described as, quote unquote, a fairly eclectic circle of friends.
And Erin found her way into that group.
And by July, 2005, Aaron and Simon were together, but she'd met his parents even before the relationship had really begun.
And it was March or April, 2005.
And she and Simon had gone camping with a group of friends and somewhere along the way, they swung by the family Patterson home.
Now the Pattersons lived in Corumbura, a small town in the green hilly country of South Gippsland.
roughly 90 minutes southeast of Melbourne.
And that afternoon was the first time Aaron met Dawn and Gail Patterson.
Now, Dawn and Gail's lives had followed similar paths from the very beginning.
Both were in scouts and guides as children, both took up piano and tennis, and both spent holidays at the same beachside towns on the Morrington Peninsula, Rosebud and Germanna.
And their paths first crossed at Sunday school in Hughesdale.
a suburb east of Melbourne Center.
And Don came out of Melbourne University with a science degree, and he had the foundation for a research career in Australia, but he and Gail decided on a different direction.
And the couple just packed up and moved abroad.
Botswana first, then China, and both stints centered on mission work and teaching.
And when they eventually returned, Don took a position at Coramborough Secondary College, where he taught for 25 years and at one point served as deputy principal.
And Richard Collier, who taught alongside him, described Don as a man who earned deep respect from students, parents, and staff.
And the exchange program he helped create sent Coramborough students to China, which of course was a country he and Gail had already poured years of their lives into.
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