Don't be fooled by the name

Good to see some familiar faces on the Blog, looking
forward to seeing everyone at the reunion! I missed the first one but will be there this year :D.

Little update on myself:

I joined the US Navy soon after graduation, went to college at Texas A&M in ‘95, met my lovely wife Sarah there.










We have been married for 10 years (yes to each other) and are currently living in Nevada. Looking forward to retiring from the military in the next year, then finding something else to get into!

You will have to ask about the name change lol, I am also including a link to our website

Tony and Sarah (Johnson) Brinkley

Shooting a Smooth 150!

Hello everyone,

I'm looking forward to seeing you all this coming June! It' s been 20 years too long. OK. so I'm going to start brushing up on my golf stroke now so by June I should be a shooting a smooth 150!



Anywho, I am currently living in Tampa, Florida with my husband, Bob Bierhorst, of 13 years. Together we have two children, Gabrielle and Jacob. I must say they are our greatest accomplishments.


I am working as a part time Occupational Therapist and full time Mommy. Bob is co-owner of a company , MTS Environmental, which represents products and equipment for the water/waste water industry. Life is good and thanks to all of you who are helping organize the Reunion! Can't wait to catch up with everyone.

See you Soon,
Samantha Delaup Bierhorst

My Three Sons

Well it is great to hear from so many SHS grads that I have not seen in years. I am definitely planning on being in Slidell for the reunion.



I moved to Baton Rouge from High School to attend LSU and have been here ever since. I met my wife Paula while working on my master degree from New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary. We married in 1995 and now have 3 incredible boys--Steven--8, AdamPaul--6 and Thomas--4. My home gives new meaning to the phrase "My Three Sons." I am convinced we could start a new reality TV show of what 3 boys are really like.


I have been working as a Pastor for the last ten years in Baton Rouge. Recently, I made a move to work with a former pastor in starting a new community church near LSU. It has been exciting and challenging all at once. I am now working with a company, ICF as well. Most of you should recognize the name from all the press recently. ICF was awarded the contract for the Road Home Project concerning Katrina and Rita. I work not only as an associate pastor for Dayspring Church but also the Center Manager for Baton Rouge Road Home Housing Program. I am currently working on my doctoral degree in the midst of everything else. Life is busy but extremely rewarding. We love Baton Rouge. I am looking forward to catching up with so many of you next year.

Jeff Haley