Shirley, a natively born resident of Pawcatuck, Connecticut, embarked upon a remarkable and transformative journey that would ultimately transport her to the vibrant and bustling streets of New York City, following her graduation from the esteemed University of Connecticut, where she proudly and enthusiastically cheered on the illustrious Huskies.
In the vibrant and dynamic metropolis known for its relentless energy and 24/7 activity, Shirley embarked on a distinctive and eclectic career trajectory, one that defied traditional conventions and explored a diverse range of vocational pursuits.
Among her unconventional occupations, Shirley spent time waiting tables at the iconic Empire State Building, a legendary landmark and beloved symbol of New York City, where she honed her skills in providing exceptional customer service and developed a keen sense of multitasking amidst the bustling atmosphere.
Subsequently, Shirley transitioned to a role as a receptionist at 20th Century Fox, where she applied her attention to detail, organizational skills, and warm interpersonal style to provide top-notch support to the studio's administrative team.
In addition to these roles, Shirley also worked as a cocktail waitress at Visage, a legendary disco club that was a staple of the city's vibrant nightlife scene, where she refined her ability to multitask, think on her feet, and provide top-notch service to patrons in a fast-paced and dynamic environment.