Reverend Lee

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This user uses Google as a primary search engine. en-us-NThis user is a native speaker of American English. en-GB-2This user is an intermediate speaker of British English. ULC This user is an ordained minister with the Universal Life Church. This user has been touched by His Noodly Appendage. MB This user rejects your reality and substitutes his own! PepsiThis user prefers Pepsi over Coca-Cola. Scott Eric Lee Reverend Scott Lee Born 16 September 1967 The City of Saint Louis, Missouri United States Occupation(s) Clergyman, Disabled Spouse None yet. Parent(s) Robert Eugene_(given_name) Linda Sue (Hardt) Quick Biography I was born in Saint Louis, Missouri in 1967. I grew up on the south side of town in a neighborhood called "The Hill." The family moved to Dellwood, Missouri just before I started first grade. We were there for one year. Next was Hazelwood, Missouri. I lived there until 1985 when I joined the Navy. I went to California. I spent way too much time at The Rocky Horror Picture Show, and made some pizzas. After California, I came back to Missouri. I'm currently living in O'Fallon, Missouri. I'm currently in remission of Hodgkin's Lymphoma. Wikipedia Interests Varied. Mostly I copy edit. I am a Grammar Queen and I'm not afraid to admit it. Fear the White Out. Education Elementary school Shaw Elementary School -- Saint Louis, Missouri LeMasters Elementary School -- Dellwood, Missouri Elm Grove Elementary School -- Hazelwood, Missouri Junior high and high school Hazelwood West Jr/Sr High School -- Hazelwood, Missouri North County Technical School -- Florissant, Missouri Continuing education Defense Language Institute/Foreign Language Center -- Monterey, California Lindenwood College -- Saint Charles, Missouri University of Missouri - Saint Louis -- Saint Louis, Missouri Copyright Statement Released into public domain I release my text and image contributions into the public domain. Please be aware that other contributors might not do the same; if you want to use my contributions under public domain terms, please check the multi-licensing guide. The End!