Dawn Wiers (Dawn Butler)

Nokomis High School

Class of 1995

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Dawn Butler - Class of 1995 - Nokomis High School

First Name	Dawn
Last Name	Wiers
Maiden Name	Butler
Graduation Year	Class of 1995
Gender	Female
City	N/A
State/Province	ME
Country	United States
Occupation	Administrative Assistant, ANA-Maine CNE Committee
Married	Yes
Favorite School Memory	Being involved in the music programs. I loved doing something I enjoyed with people I loved.
About Me	I attended college at Lasell for 2 years and UMass Amherst for 1 semester. UMass was just too much fun for this small town girl... I'll admit I couldn't handle it! =) Greg and I had a son, Ethan in 1998 and got married in 1999. We lived in Somersworth NH and Durham NH while Greg finished his degree in Computer Science at UNH and I was a stay at home mom. We then moved to Nashua NH where we lived for 4 years. I joined the GFWC/Nashua Jr. Women's Club when we lived in Nashua serving as our club corresponding secretary and also holding state chairmanships. I was selected to represent NH at a national GFWC leadership seminar in Kansas City, MO in 2001. In 2004, Greg was finally able to find a job in Maine at Cianbro in Pittsfield in their Software Development Department. I joined the GFWC Outlook Club in 2004 when we returned to Maine where I serve as the secretary and hold a state chairmanship as the Empowering Women Committee Chairman. If you are a woman and are interested in volunteering in your area, email me for more information about the international GFWC organization! We had our second son, Bryan in 2006. Because of my volunteer work with GFWC, I was hired by ANA Maine, Continuing Education Committee as their Administrative Assistant. I work from home and make my own hours so I am able to continue to do the most important ...(read more)