Lori Ficks (Lori Gillespie)

Marshfield High School

Class of 1988

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Lori Gillespie - Class of 1988 - Marshfield High School

First Name	Lori
Last Name	Ficks
Maiden Name	Gillespie
Graduation Year	Class of 1988
Gender	Female
City	N/A
State/Province	MA
Country	United States
Occupation	Reception Supervisor
Married	Yes
Favorite School Memory	There are too many great memories to pick just one...Meredith, Janet, and Sue, "the Banana bunch", Halloween party at Mike Gills house, mix-tapes with Chris, The beach crew, skipping class to go fishing, Stew&...(read more)
About Me	I went to Mass Criminal justice Training Center and got certified in animal control. Not much in the job-field, so went to Quincy College, then Bridgewater College for animal sciences. I met a great guy from Hanson that I married 7 years ago this September. I ran an Animal Hospital for about 13 years and when the doctor retired, I changed my path again. I decided to let go of some responsbilities and enjoy life a little more. In 2005, I was watching news coverage on hurricane katrina, and all the pets left behind on the television and decided I needed to help them. A friend of mine and I packed a truck with donations and headed down there to do animal rescue. It was a truly humbling experience, one I will never forget. I made some great friends that will be in my heart and mind forever, human and mammal alike. Doug and I bought a house in Kingston, then moved to Hanson, and then again to the other side of Hanson. I can not believe we are looking again! I currently work at the Hanson Animal Hospital where I've been for the last 6 years, and the South Shore Medical Center where I've been for a year. I can't decide which job I like more, one is more fun and not much money and the other one pays more but is stress-filled, so I'm keeping both until a light bulb comes on. That's it in a nutshell....I still work as hard and play as hard as I ever...(read more)