Carlene M Wojahn
I am sales agent with Combined Insurance, my goal is to be a sales trainer.
My name is Carlene M. Wojahn, I was a realtor with Old Oak Properties; A.G. Trusler; broker. I sold and listed homes,camp sites,businesses especially restaurants are my specialties.
I was born in Oshkosh, Wisconsin; and I am the only girl out of seven. My brothers, parents, and daughters have always been a major part of my life.
I moved to West Virginia, and am married to James T. Smith. Jim and I moved to Wisconsin and he moved back in March, 2008 leaving me behind. I am working my way back to West Virginia; not just because he is there but the people my friends are greatly missed.
I have been a member of Equal Opportunities Commission; Presidential Task Force; Member of the Chamber of Commerce (Fond du Lac, WI); Toastmasters and National Life Underwriters. I sold insurance and have been highly recognized within that company; with several sales awards.
After my children entered school I chose to stay closer to home, and became involved in their education. I soon became a certified teacher through the Wisconsin Department of Education. I was instrumental in creation of a Charter School Committee; which would help keep students in school if failure seemed likely. I taught till I moved to West Virginia, and I still have an interest in the educational system.
Hobbies include politics, genealogy, metal detecting, photography, web site development, computer repair and Civil War Reenacting.
I have always been interested in real estate, and I believe each home has its own story.
Old Oak Properties; is located in Buckhannon, West Virginia area. Buckhannon is located ninty-nine miles north of Charleston; thirty some miles south of Clarksburg; and fifty miles northeast of Glenville, WV.
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My name is Carlene M. Wojahn, I was a realtor with Old Oak Properties; A.G. Trusler; broker. I sold and listed homes,camp sites,businesses especially restaurants are my specialties.
I was born in Oshkosh, Wisconsin; and I am the only girl out of seven. My brothers, parents, and daughters have always been a major part of my life.
I moved to West Virginia, and am married to James T. Smith. Jim and I moved to Wisconsin and he moved back in March, 2008 leaving me behind. I am working my way back to West Virginia; not just because he is there but the people my friends are greatly missed.
I have been a member of Equal Opportunities Commission; Presidential Task Force; Member of the Chamber of Commerce (Fond du Lac, WI); Toastmasters and National Life Underwriters. I sold insurance and have been highly recognized within that company; with several sales awards.
After my children entered school I chose to stay closer to home, and became involved in their education. I soon became a certified teacher through the Wisconsin Department of Education. I was instrumental in creation of a Charter School Committee; which would help keep students in school if failure seemed likely. I taught till I moved to West Virginia, and I still have an interest in the educational system.
Hobbies include politics, genealogy, metal detecting, photography, web site development, computer repair and Civil War Reenacting.
I have always been interested in real estate, and I believe each home has its own story.
Old Oak Properties; is located in Buckhannon, West Virginia area. Buckhannon is located ninty-nine miles north of Charleston; thirty some miles south of Clarksburg; and fifty miles northeast of Glenville, WV.
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My Summer with My ChildrenMy vacation, was a temporary leave from work, in which my daughters and I went swimming, fishing, and just enjoyed each others company. -
The Fourth of July: Long May it WaveThe Fourth of July is a day to celebrate our freedoms, but it is every day we must protect them.
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July 4th, 2000implosion of the tower at Gettysburg -
What is that Following MeWhen did you learn you were being followed? I can't get rid of the person following me, sometimes the person is super tall and sometimes a midget. -
Golfing with dad: Sharing the game with usWhatever my dad has done he has done well, then shared it with mom and the rest of us. He started golfing more for a break from work -- for relaxation. Then he shared this hobby of his with us, all eight of us.Also published on: -
My Dad and His Wisconsin BadgersHowever, they will be back to the Rose Bowl again this year and they will win, no doubt. A true Badger fan will be a Badger no matter what, through it's highs and lows. -
Be Careful with the Heat !!Heat stroke, or heat exhaustion, if not treated early and properly, can be deadly. -
West Virginia Does Not Fail to Protect You Against IllegalsThis e-mail makes it sound like the illegals are taking jobs in West Virginia and will continue to do so if this tool is not put into place. This is untrue, papers ask for identification -
Crosses Across the United States: Where Did They Come From?These crosses are not just in West Virginia, but across the nation and in two foreign countries. As one travels the highways you will see a group of three crosses reminding one that God is always with us. -
Catherine "Kitty" WojahnCatherine Kitty Wojahn passed away at Aurora Medical Center June 22, 2009 after many years courageously battling a number of health issues
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The Pencil TreeAfter Fort Niagara, Sarge gave me a pencil that looked like a small limb, about 12 inches long if thar. It came from a pencil tree. -
Fishing is My Summer HobbyI was the first one to catch a fish even beore my brother, Ted. However it would not be long till he caught one too. I watched him pull it in, and then I saw that my fish was bigger than his -
Top Five Digital CamerasPhotography is changing daily, so it seems. Digital photography may be cheaper once the camera is purchased. As the name implies, here's where you find the best of the best, our top digital cameras across the board. -
The Best Laptop I Have Owned: Dell Inspirion E1505However nothing will replace this laptop, I demand a lot of it and it gives me what I want, I cannot ask for anything more than that. -
BE CAREFUL of PHISHING: Do You Know What that Is?This is how it works, when you get a phishing email you have gotten an email falsely claiming to be from PayPal or another known entity. This is called "phishing" because the sender is "fishing" for your personal data -
The Lions Club of Pennsylvania at Cranberry Township, PennsylvaniaLions have gained worldwide recognition for their work to improve sight and vision. Their members around the world are also actively involved in recycling eyeglasses so everyone will be given the opportunity to have their vision corrected. -
One of My Best CarsWe were like one, "The Car" or "My Tin Tent" were the nicknames I had for my Escort. It gave me service, that I needed, it moved me to West Virginia. There we got into real estate and selling insurance, and moving here would cause my car to die.. -
Pastor Joe Wright's Prayer for Our NationWhen Pastor Joe Wright was asked to open the new session of the Kansas Senate, everyone was expecting the usual politically correct generalities. What they heard instead was a stirring prayer,calling our country to repentance and righteousness.
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Larry Douglas Uecker: A Man Who AchievedLarry Douglas Uecker, 62, passed away on April 29, 2011, in Plano, Texas. Larry was born on Sept. 10, 1948 in Brandon, Wis., to Edward and Shirley Uecker
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Gluten Free Labeling and What it Means for MeI didn't even know what gluten was, but soon found out that gluten is a protein found in many types of grains. Now I had to find out which foods had that ingredient in it.
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Dad, I Remember WhenDad I remember when
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Augusta G Weissert's BlanketThe Wisconsin Veteran's Museum has created a reproduction blanket based on one that my relative, Sergeant Major Augustus G. Weissert brought home.
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Biography of Augusta G WeissertCommander Weissert is the son of Michael Weissert and Magdalene Bernard, a daughter of France who came to this country in her childhood. He was married Nov. 24, 1869, to Mary E. Trautwin and their only surviving child was Florence E.
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Sago Mine Disaster: I Will Never ForgetThis week the nation suffered its worst mining disaster in four years. Twelve men died deep inside a West Virginia coal mine following an explosion. Families were given false hope that their loved ones had somehow miraculously survived
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The Other Side of TelemarketingWhen you answer the phone remember telemarketers are people too, they are out to make a living just like you.
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Osama Bin Laden is Dead, However the Al-Qaeda is Alive and WellI am sorry to bother your celebration, however I have had these feelings since the announcement of Osama Bin Laden's death that there will be retaliation
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W & W Electric Motors: Carl and Marilyn E. WojahnIt was in October of 1948 that Carl H. and Marilyn E. Wojahn went into business, and decided to call it W & W Electric Motor Service. From then on it has grown, and now there are three shops; in Fond du Lac, Waupun, and Oshkosh, Wisconsin
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My Mom and Dad: Greatest Couple EverThey met at a Valentine's dance, he spotted her from across the room. Dad had walked two miles and borrowed a quarter to get in. Since she was so pretty, he was sort of bashful
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My Civil War Ancestor: Augusta G. WeissertLooking back, over those seventy-nine years, there was awakened within him a keen sense of thankfulness to God,and he said, " If I had to do it all over again, I would do the same thing. I would follow the same course."
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Psalm of Protection: Psalm 91Because he hath set his love upon me, therefore will I deliver him: I will set him on high, because he hath known my name. He shall call upon me, and I will answer him: ....With long life will I satisfy him, and shew him my salvation
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What Will Happen to the Freedoms that Our Soldiers Have Died For?Most of us are familiar with the Pledge of Allegiance, but how many of us know it. I mean really know it not just the words; the meaning. Stop to think about the soldier who helps defend our freedoms daily.
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The Pregnancy and Birth of My First Daughter, BeckyI remember the day I found out that I was pregnant with my oldest daughter like it was yesterday. It was on a wintry day in December, I somehow knew, but I just had a feeling that I should go to the doctor to find out for sure
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A Mother's Day I Won't Forget: The Pink PetuniaAs I did, I was happy they were going to deliver it there, but with mixed emotions. I saw the Easter Lily and it was pretty, my pink petunia was pretty too, but ......
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One by One They Fought for Our FreedomsOne by one, those who went before us sacrificed so we may have our freedoms
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Reflections on the Causes of the Civil War"A honest and intelligent person will always question,and their beliefs will not be set in stone,until they find the truth. Even then,they may fluctuate....and if they come back to the same conclusion or truth,their belief is strengthened."-C.M.Wojahn
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Ramps (The Vegetable) May Be a Cure, Try One, You Won't Be the SameWell, it could be a vegetable, they do have strange names like eggplant and leek. Eggplant is purple and that doesn't look like an egg...unless it is a dyed Easter egg
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In Memory of Henry F. Pueschner, Jr : a SoldierOn July 20th, 1997 one of our soldiers fell asleep. At the age of 15 he joined the military, he attended St. John's Military School in Delafield. Soon he joined the regular army and the paratroopers, to serve his country during World War II.