Brent Thurgood

We have seven grandchildren the oldest 33, the youngest 19, one great granddaughter age 12. I have retired from teaching biology and chemistry in the Weber School District in 1999, I started teaching at Weber High 1969 ended my career at Fremont High. BS Weber State Univ. 1968, MS Utah State Univ.1978, degree from U of U Physician Assistant program, 2000. Linda and I are empty nesters now, She retired from IRS. I retired May 2017. We have a place in Scenic, AZ and in Star valley, Wyoming. We move a 5th wheel trailer back and forth to those two locations.
where we visit frequently in the winter and spring and ride our Rzr on the back roads and trails in the Arizona strip. We then go to Star Valley WY in the summer.
I spent 30 years as a Medic in the Army Reserves joining the 6th/83rd Field Artillery with Bill Norris in 1962, retiring as an E-8 in 1995 from the 328th General Hospital.

I retired from the National Ski Patrol after 35 years at Powder Mountain in 2009. While doing avalanche , control work 12-23-1996 I was buried in an avalanche and after surviving that, I decided to do something that I always wanted to do so I applied and was accepted in the U of U Physician Assistant program at age 56. I am the oldest PA to graduate from that program. I am now retired as a PA in neurology. I retired from the Ski Patrol in 2018 when my wife and I went to Hawaii on a mission to the Polynesian Cultural Center. We served as missionaries in the Mound Fort Second Ward in Ogden for 30 months. We have a place in Scenic AZ in the winter and Star Valley, WY in the summer. We ride our Rzr at both places. We are now fully retired and do some traveling. I still ski but do not patrol any more. We live in Hooper in the home we built in 1969.
I served as medic in the Army Reserves for 29 years. !0 years in an artillery unit in Ogden 6th/83 Field Artillery. I then transferred to the 328th General Hospital at Fort Douglas. My Unit was activated in the first Gulf War but I stayed behind to teach the Medic course to reservists and National Guard members.

During my junior year at Weber High a friend and I were kidnapped by some seniors, shoved in their car and taken to about north street and Washington Blvd. We had to walk back to Weber but were stopped as we were walking back into school and questioned by the principal as to where we had been, he marked us truant because he didn't believe our story. We found out later that my friend and I were talking to our abductor's girl friends.