Brenda was born December 24, 1961; the youngest daughter of Jim and
  Phyllis Fells.
       She attended the Woodbine school until the 7th grade. At that time
  the school closed the junior high and she transfered to Chapman Junior High.
       Brenda has many fond memories of growing up in Woodbine. One being the
  many animals we had. Her black shetland pony "Prince", our two dogs, "Freckles
  and Lassie" and her raccoon "Lucky" often went with her on the Salina Journal
  paper route that she delivered for five years.
       We also raised a calf, goat, lamb, rabbits, chickens, pigs, two cats,
  gerbils and a bird. Now I ask you where else could you have that many animals
  and still live in town. Brenda collected the dog tag money for the city because
  she knew almost every dog by name in Woodbine and the city council felt that
  every dog owned would be contacted. On Sunday afternoons when time permitted
  Brenda and her Dad liked to take the canoe down on Lyons Creek to fish and
  float.
       Brenda graduated from Chapman High School in 1980. She worked a short
  while in Junction City at Jean Junction. In December 1980 she left Woodbine
  and moved to Grand Junction, Colorado to work with race horses.
       She met Allen and they were married in August 1984. Allen now works in a
  dairy and Brenda works in a factory making micro-chips.
       They like to hunt, fish, camp and enjoy the great outdoors that she grew
  up loving.   
               
  Source: Woodbine, Kansas Centennial, 1887 - 1987, 
          Woodbine through the years pg. 77
          Submitted by Phyllis Fells