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After graduation I went to Alaska, and worked in the fishing industry for a season. I returned to Utah and got married. I spent 3 years with my first wife.After my divorce, I went back to school. I returned to Alaska in 1993 and worked another season in the fishing industry. Upon my return I started to work in the construction trades trying everything until I was introduced to plastering. I enjoyed the work and the talent it took to perform this trade. I moved to Las Vegas in 95 and started working on the strip doing Stucco on the exterior of the casino's and interior plastering. The next time you are in Las Vegas take a look around you will see a lot of my work. I lived there for 5 years helping to build many of the casino's on the strip. I ran a crew of plasterers with Local797 Plasterers and Cement Masons Union for KHS&S and George Raymond Co. Some of the jobs I was part of were, the new Port a bushier at the MGM, the MGM convention center, pool spa, Ra nightclub, rain-forest cafe. I worked on the Bellagio Bell Tower and the Barrel vault from the strip to the casino. At the Paris Hotel I did the Louvre, and the Musée dOrsay facade, carving the rock and structures on the exterior. I also did the Mikimoto Pearl shop in the Venetian Hotel and Casino. I worked on the Shark Reef at Mandalay Bay and many other Casino's. I moved back to Utah in October 2000 after marring the most wonderful woman. In 2002 my wife Jolie and I started American Paws Mobile Veterinary Clinic and in 2004 we opened American Paws Veterinary Hospital in Cottonwood Heights.
