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Marital status:	Single
Children:	2
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :	Maj Sylvester
Occupations you have had:	Attorney, Judge

Marital status:	Divorced
Occupation:	Retired

Occupation:	Owner J & S Excavating
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :	Mr. Bird and H. G. Linford
Occupations you have had:	UPS Driver, Construction Equipment Operator
Catch us up on your life . . . : Married 26 years to wife Susan. Two boys Toby(32) and Jaime (31) and one daughter Cortney(22). Between my own business work we try and find time for golf vacations - the three of us. The boys are long gone. We enjoy Utah Football and tailgating.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .: No free lunch - you get what you put into it, cause life is short. Memories of high school are friends, high school football and the State Championship!

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Now

Marital status:	Married
Children:	10
Occupation:	Homemaker
Comment: Married 35 years. Husband: Samuel E. Job - College Librarian Children: Julianne, Samuel Stephen, Marianne, JennyLyn, Jeremiah, Evelyn, Daniel, David, Jonathan and Jimmy. Grandchildren: Andrew, Ashley, Alexia, Austyn and Adalyn Williams; Madelyn, Hyrum, Joshua and Sarah Job; Anna, Robert and Melissa Mays; Ammon Taft Most vivid memory of high school: Singing with the Concert Choir and feeling the beauty of the music.
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :	Mr. Ripplinger taught me many important skills that helped me in college as I struggled to get my Bachelors of Music degree. He inspired me to put my heart into my music, and not to accept anything less than my best.
Catch us up on your life . . . : I have been able to stay at home raising my children for the last 34 years. My youngest son is 12 years old. I have enjoyed helping each of them grow up. My oldest 4 are married and having their own children. I have been able to enjoy my grandchildren, too.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .: A smile can work wonders. Being a friend to someone new makes you both happier. Having self-esteem is a gift to be valued. Give it to anyone who needs it. It's priceless though it doesn't cost a penny. The best way to "save money" is not to spend it. The best way to stay healthy is to keep going. Children are a blessing that will enrich my life forever.

Marital status:	Married
Children:	5
Occupation:	Bookkeeper for UCD - Inner City Missionary
Comment: Married to Kenneth Lynn Jones Children Ryan, Chad, Rachel, Jedd, Tiana Lynn 10 Grandchildren - the Greatest! Most vivid memory of High School: High School Basketball and Football Games
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :	Mr. Morris Goates, Biology - Zoology
Occupations you have had:	Wife, Mother, Grandmother, Service Missionary - at LDS Conference Center and Joseph Smith Memorial Building
Catch us up on your life . . . : I've lived in Samoa twice to help my husband build the 2 LDS Temples and now work to help in our Company "Connections: An Adventure Learning Center"
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .: Count Your Blessings! Be Grateful!

Marital status:	Married
Children:	3
Occupation:	Dental Office Receptionist/Accounts receivable
Comment: Most vivid memory of high school: Pep Club, Latin Club (I still have my toga!) Vietnam! Bobby Kennedy Assassination, The Space Program, 29 cent gasoline! I will miss the reunion because my parents will be visiting - celebrating their 60th Wedding Anniversary.
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :	Mrs. Ross (Latin)
Occupations you have had:	Teacher, Day Care Provider
Catch us up on your life . . . : We are moving into a new house after 32 years in the previous one. We travel 4 or 5 times a year to dental conventions and Continuing Education Class for my husband. We also try to visit our children and grand children once a year (Boise, Minneapolis, Japan).
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .: Life is so precious; and time flies faster the oder we get. Growing up was much simpler in our teens than it is now. There is so much the kids today take for granted (cell phones, iPods, wii, cable TV).

Marital status:	Married
Children:	4
Occupation:	homemaker
Occupations you have had:	registered nurse, homemaker, helped with husband's business during the busy times.
Catch us up on your life . . . : Lived in the NW since 1977. Our son is in the Marines. Our daughters have all graduated from college (2 masters degrees, 1 bachelors). I've worked (volunteered) with the Boy Scouts of America for 17 years working with units and doing training and running Cub Scout Day Camps.
Things I have learned since 1968 . . .: It's interesting to see how life unfolds and where we all end up. High school is only one step on the path of life.

Marital status:	Married
Children:	7
Occupation:	Physician
Comment: Wife, Margey (Skyline, 1970), currently part-time teacher, 5th grade, Bonneville Elementary. All children graduated from East high school, 5 married, 10 grandchildren as of Oct 2008. Activities I enjoy: running (last marathon, 2003), backpacking, gardening, teaching.
Catch us up on your life . . . : LDS mission (Mexico, 1970-72) Married Marjorie Matheson (1974) BS, BYU (1975) MD, Univ of Utah (1977) Residency Pediatrics (1977-80) Military Pediatrician (1980-82) Fellowship Neonatology (1982-84) Neonatologist U of Utah (1984-current) Physician, Desert Storm (1991) Medical Director U of Utah Newborn ICU (1991-current),Professor of Pediatrics

Now

Marital status:	Married
Children:	2
Occupation:	Education Director - This Is the Place Heritage Park
Comment: 2 children (l deceased) 4 grandchildren Most vivid memory of high school: Early morning practices for Pep Club and Concert Choir
Teacher who influenced me the most . . . :	Donald Ripplinger and Miss Bates
Catch us up on your life . . . : Married a widower when I was 43. Became an instant wife, mother, grandmother. Husband is now a retired dentist and the best man ever! Worth the wait! We work together at This Is the Place. My husband and I served a mission for the LDS Church in West Africa from 2002-2004 and loved it.

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