Claudine rang handbells as a teenager and started ringing again in 2000 at University United Methodist Church. This Dallasite is thrilled to be a River City Ringer. One of her goals is to travel to the African and Australian continents and visit China. Presently she is a paralegal, but in the past she managed a court reporting school, performed “open” captioning for the hearing impaired and volunteered as a docent at the Institute of Texan Cultures. There is a 4-legged person at her home (normal people would call a dog), who is the light of her life. She knows a little American Sign Language and aspires to learn Cherokee.
Claudine Loyd
Claudine rang handbells as a teenager and started ringing again in 2000 at University United Methodist Church. This Dallasite is thrilled to be a River City Ringer. One of her goals is to travel to the African and Australian continents and visit China. Presently she is a paralegal, but in the past she managed a court reporting school, performed “open” captioning for the hearing impaired and volunteered as a docent at the Institute of Texan Cultures. There is a 4-legged person at her home (normal people would call a dog), who is the light of her life. She knows a little American Sign Language and aspires to learn Cherokee.