First Name	Dori
Last Name At Graduation	Donnell
Current Last Name (if different)	Lingle
E-mail address	linglec@att.net
Website(s)
Telephone Number(s) h – w - c	314-963-0005
Street Address	471 Florence Av
City, State, Zip Code	Webster Groves, MO 63119
Country

Family

Craig (husband), Jess-13 (son), Sam-12 (son), Emma-8 (daughter), Willow-2 (golden retriever), Max-3 (bassett), John-? (turtle), multiple Missouri stream fish

CHS Memories (Friends, Funniest story, Teachers, Events, Activities, Sports, Songs, Would like to forget…, etc.)

After High School (Career, Accomplishments, Favorite Activities, Message to classmates…, etc.)

After high school I took several years enjoying myself whether it was at school (a couple of years at UMC-Columbia) or moving to Arizona then onto Oregon. Finally ending up back in Columbia, MO where I persevered through an associates degree in nursing. I worked a couple of years learning to be a nurse in the medical intensive care unit at the University hospital. Restlessness took hold and I joined the Peace Corps and spent the next couple of years realizing how much I didn’t know about nursing in Guatemala Central America. By 1986 I was back in Columbia eventually finishing with a Masters in Nursing as a nurse practitioner. The next year I married a wonderful man I’d met in Central America. Oddly enough he grew up 60 miles from St Louis.

Craig finished a second degree in engineering and after way too much school we moved to Washington DC. I worked on the Eastern Shore at a migrant health clinic during the week and at various hospitals in Washington during the weekends and Craig worked the beltway.

Distance took its toll and within a five year period we had 3 children Jess, Sam and Emma. I eventually defended my thesis and took a joint position with the National Institute of Aging and Johns Hopkins. It was a fun job for almost 4 years but it was time to come home and be closer to my family. My folks passed away 6 months of each other not too long ago. Then in association with a Benedictine nun we opened a clinic for uninsured immigrants. Three years later the clinic has closed but the Donnell Foundation still exists for future provisions.