A Starting Point

Lindsey is our oldest daughter. She graduated from BYU-I in 2007 with a BS degree in Health Science. Back in 2005, she married Isaac Swensen. They have one son, Kason, and another one on the way. Click here to view their blog. They currently live in Oregon while Isaac attends graduate school to obtain a PhD in economics. Lindsey is staying home to provide a good environment for their children and is a super great mom!

Kellie is a junior in college. She attended BYU-Idaho for two years, and is now attending BYU. We love having her closer so we can see her most weekends. In fact, that is how this blog was "born" - with Kellie's coaching! Kellie is majoring in Public Health with an emphasis in Health Promotion.

Jenna is a junior in high school. She attends Meridian School, a private school, currently located in Orem, UT. She plays on the volleyball team, basketball team, the yearbook staff, in the spring musical this year (Annie), and serves as secretary for the student council. I am sure there are other responsibilities that I have missed but those are the ones I can think of right now!

John is a civil engineer who works for the Utah Department of Transportation as a project manager. He also enjoys volunteering as an EMT for the city of Mapleton's Ambulance Service. He also works as an election judge every voting day, as well as sometimes being elected as a delegate for our neighborhood voting area.

I was a stay at home mom until fall of 2003, when I gently broke back into the work force. Currently I work at Meridian School full time wearing a few different hats. In the mornings I am the receptionist, answering phones, greeting visitors, administering band-aids and other needs for the students, and trying to support the teachers in any way possible (especially with keeping the copy machines running). In the afternoons I am the finance manager, helping to keep all the accounts straights.

We find life going at a much faster pace these days, and it is difficult to stay in touch with all our friends. We'd love to hear from each of you. Feel free to leave a comment!