Donna Shuegrue

My first appointment today is a lady, 50, divorced, educated, and her long term goal is a serious long term relationship, possibly marriage. She has two children and she has been a stay at home mom since they were born.

My first appointment today is a man, late 40’s, divorced, highly educated, and his long term goal is marriage. He said “Does anyone want to get married anymore? I keep meeting ladies who are so ambivalent about what they want in a relationship.”

My first appointment today is a man, late 50’s, self employed, grown children, his long term goal is a serious, monogamous, relationship, with a big question mark as far as marriage is concerned.

My first appointment today is a lady, 44, educated, ABS (always been single), her long term goal is marriage and possibly children. She has moved four times in the last eight years with her job, mostly her choice, but she plans to stay in Colorado and is ready to make her personal life a priority.

My first appointment today is a man, mid 30’s, divorced, self employed, one child, his long term goal is marriage and more children.

My first appointment today is a lady, late 40’s, divorced, educated, self employed, grown children, and her long term goal is marriage. She said “I am tired of waiting for the right man to come into my life. I want you to find my man.”

My first appointment today is a lady, early 30’s, ABS (always been single), educated, her long term goal is marriage and children. She has recently moved back to Colorado Springs to be with her family and she plans to stay here.

Please check out an article about Perfectly Matched in April’s Women’s Edition at www.womensedition.com click on Colorado Springs at the top and then click on An Inside Look on the right.

My first appointment today is a man, early 50’s divorced, grown children, and his long term goal is a serious monogamous, relationship, possibly marriage. He said “Most of the ladies I have dated in the last few years have definitely wanted to be married, but to the point that it felt like there was no other option. I can see myself married again, but I don’t want it to be a requirement, or an ultimatum.”

Please enjoy my biweekly column in the Gazette on April 1st at http://www.gazette.com/articles/donna-152923-text-dear.html