About Me
- Brad
- I was born and raised in Burley, ID in a family of 6 girls and 3 boys. As a product of the 80's I have pegged my pants. I have worn zebra printed parachute pants and I had a mullet. I have the pictures to prove these statements. My ulitimate dream as a child and teenager was to be in a rock and roll band playing my guitar. Lucky for me and those who know me, my priorities took a change for the better as a 17 year old and I ended up serving a mission for my church in Brazil for 2 years (this suprised many). After my mission I completed my college education with a BS and Master in Civil and Structural Engineering from Utah State University (to the suprise of many, though I should mention that my mother has never been suprised by my successes). It was in Logan, in my 3rd year that I met my wonderful, beautiful wife Jenni. Now we have two wonderful daughters who are my life. So for me I consider myself a very fortunate and lucky man. There are many paths a person can head down in life and somehow, miraculously, I chose the best possible path. This is evident by looking at the people that surround me, both family and freinds. I am a lucky man.
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Kyle and I watched this the other night. I just have to say, that it takes a lot to make me really emotional. I was sad to hear about Pres. Hinckley's passing, but mostly I was simply happy for him that he was able to return to his wife. I didn't cry when I heard the news or read about it on the internet or when I read my friends' sweet blogs about him, but I teared up when I saw this clip of Glenn Beck. What a sweet tribute to such a great man.
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