Trivia

She traveled to her son's fiancee's five hundred-year-old family reindeer and dairy farm in Lapland, Finland, driving an English Bedford stick-shift pick-up truck. Four of the 12 hours of driving were done in minus 40 degree weather above the Arctic Circle. The following day she learned to drive a snowmobile.

She made guest appearances on both of the longest-running prime-time dramas in US television history: La ley del revólver (1955) and La ley y el orden (1990).

When asked with whom she would like to work if given the opportunity she replied, "Philip Seymour Hoffman, he's the real deal.".

During her junior year at Fullerton Union High School in Fullerton, California, she was the Drama Club president.

Trevor Doyle , only child of Robert E. Doyle and Pamela R. Dunlap, was born in Anaheim in 1971. He attended Clackamas Community College, The University of Idaho and Oulu University Finland after serving in The Gulf War and his honorable discharge from the U.S. Army. He worked for The Finnish National Board of Antiquities for 6 years as a rescue Archaeologist. In 2014 he was asked to join Frozen Flame Pictures as a film producer Collaborating with Miika J. Norvanto who was the Director of photography for his show about experimental archaeology and cooking.

Extra-curricular activities were an important part of her Fullerton Union High School experience. She was in the Drama Club for four years, Y-Teens for four years and a Forensic Cub (The Thespians) member her junior and senior years. In October 1959 The Thespians took a trip to see a play, "Suds in Your Eye," written by Mary Lasswell in 1942.