Abstract of Hannah Joanne PASCOE, 2021
Item — Box: 30
Identifier: H02020002
Abstract
Hannah Joanne Pascoe
Interviewer: Rebecca Amundson
Abstractor: Barbara Gillam
Interview Date: 30th June 2014
0.31 HANNAH JOANNE PASCOE
1.15 BORN in INVERCARGILL. LEIGH RINDS mother from Bluff. ALAN PASCOE father from INVERCARGILL
1.48 older BROTHER, STACEY PASCOE. YOUNGER brother CODY PASCOE.
2.00 went to ELSTON LEA PRIMARY school. Then the TE KURA KAUPAPA school in 1990. Then went to ROCKDALE.
3.11 MAORI ancestry.
4.18 In the BILINGUAL CLASS at ROCKDALE.
4.30 Learnt MAORI traditions and KAPA HAKA.
5.22 HIGH SCHOOL. Loved MATHS
5.40 Left school midway through year 7 (13) due to EYESIGHT.
5.56 Born with CONGENITAL GLAUCOMA.
6.00 OPERATIONS to help eyesight.
7.36 moved to AUCKLAND. Transition programme run by HOMAI INSTITUE FOR THE BLIND. For 2 years. KICKSTART PROGRAMME.
8.50 Moved back home in 2007.
9.45 Joined ASSOCIATION OF BLIND CITIZENS.
10.50 Worked for the Maori side of the Association.
TRACK 2
0.25 Learning to use a cane.
1.33 Fitness as part of her life.
3.12 Running the NEW YORK MARATHON.
4.00 extra security at the Marathon
6.58 it took 5hrs 25 mins.
7.46 Planning to run another New York marathon.
8.30 Move to GLENGARRY, December 2008.
9.34 Has a guide dog.
10.00 How she qualified for a GUIDE DOG.
12.33 Why she likes living in Glengarry.
Track 3
0.00 What her future holds.
Interviewer: Rebecca Amundson
Abstractor: Barbara Gillam
Interview Date: 30th June 2014
0.31 HANNAH JOANNE PASCOE
1.15 BORN in INVERCARGILL. LEIGH RINDS mother from Bluff. ALAN PASCOE father from INVERCARGILL
1.48 older BROTHER, STACEY PASCOE. YOUNGER brother CODY PASCOE.
2.00 went to ELSTON LEA PRIMARY school. Then the TE KURA KAUPAPA school in 1990. Then went to ROCKDALE.
3.11 MAORI ancestry.
4.18 In the BILINGUAL CLASS at ROCKDALE.
4.30 Learnt MAORI traditions and KAPA HAKA.
5.22 HIGH SCHOOL. Loved MATHS
5.40 Left school midway through year 7 (13) due to EYESIGHT.
5.56 Born with CONGENITAL GLAUCOMA.
6.00 OPERATIONS to help eyesight.
7.36 moved to AUCKLAND. Transition programme run by HOMAI INSTITUE FOR THE BLIND. For 2 years. KICKSTART PROGRAMME.
8.50 Moved back home in 2007.
9.45 Joined ASSOCIATION OF BLIND CITIZENS.
10.50 Worked for the Maori side of the Association.
TRACK 2
0.25 Learning to use a cane.
1.33 Fitness as part of her life.
3.12 Running the NEW YORK MARATHON.
4.00 extra security at the Marathon
6.58 it took 5hrs 25 mins.
7.46 Planning to run another New York marathon.
8.30 Move to GLENGARRY, December 2008.
9.34 Has a guide dog.
10.00 How she qualified for a GUIDE DOG.
12.33 Why she likes living in Glengarry.
Track 3
0.00 What her future holds.
Dates
- 2021
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Extent
From the Record Group: 1 folder(s)
Language of Materials
From the Record Group: English
Creator
- From the Record Group: Amundsen, Rebecca (Interviewer, Person)
Repository Details
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