Kelvin Clark

After serving an LDS mission (Washington, Spanish) I finished school at BYU and married a person of great beauty and integrity, from NC. Our first date was to the Brighton HS 5-year reunion.
We graduated from BYU together, gave birth to our first son and then spent 6-months teaching BYU students in the Study Abroad program, in Madrid, Spain.
I graduated from Virginia Tech with a MS in Marriage and Family Therapy and then completed an internship at the Tulsa Psychiatric Center. I made a humble living as a Psychotherapist at mental health centers. My private practice eventually became very successful. In 2005 I was recruited to work with military service members at Ft Bragg and began to travel to other military assignments around the world: Germany, Italy, Hawaii, Alaska, Guam, Virgin Islands.
Sandra and I have remained active in the LDS Church and continue to serve there. We enjoy tennis, scuba, disc golf or just chillin'.

My good memories were with Band, Acapella Chior, athletics (mostly wrestling), and (believe it or not) metals shop class.
I remember my voice craking repeatedly when the chior went to my Ward and I was the speaker.
I remember that we paid a lot of class entertainment money for a band to play for us, appropriately named: "Wishful Thinking." The band was painfully loud and projected some psyhedelic colors that they swirled in a petri dish. Any hearing problems out there? I noticed a few students hitting the exits an joined the exodus.
Craig Arrington and Mark Ainsworth were always funny with their SNL worthy impersonations.
One of the funniest events to my memory happened at Butler Jr. High. Students staged a "sit-in" to protest a rule against jeans that were slit-legged or frayed (prone to catch fire in shop). Signs read "slits and frays forever." The school administators called and assembly and put an end to it.