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Terro, aka Teak, TK or Terrbale, enjoys skiing, football, pizza and the Paul Hogan
Show. His favorite entertainers include AC/DC. He dislikes people with big mouths.
He claims his most embarrassing moment happened when he ran into an old lady
skiing.
His high school years were made enjoyable by going to state in football.
Terro plans to attend V-Tech after graduation.
His message to the underclassmen is, "Don't take things too seriously."
Show. His favorite entertainers include AC/DC. He dislikes people with big mouths.
He claims his most embarrassing moment happened when he ran into an old lady
skiing.
His high school years were made enjoyable by going to state in football.
Terro plans to attend V-Tech after graduation.
His message to the underclassmen is, "Don't take things too seriously."
| I, Terro, leave Layne Jones my football speed. |
| Occupation Electrical Engineer Spouse Lori - School Teacher |
| Children Tameka (17) Brennan (16) Bonita Lee (14) Marin (11) |
| Grandchildren |
My Life Since 1982:
"Two weeks after we graduted I started Vo-Tec diesel mechanics at ISU. I then went on a mission in the fall of
83 to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. After I came home from my mission I moved to Seattle for one year and then
moved home because there was too many people. In the summer of 88 I married Lori from Burley, Idaho, whom I
met the year before at ISU. We built a house up on the farm and have been living there ever since. I worked at
Western States a Caterpillar dealer for five years as a mechanic and electrician, then I worked for FMC at their
mine and later at the Pocatello plant. When the FMC Pocatello plant closed down, I went back to school and
obtained an Electrical Engineering degree at ISU. Presently I am working for an engineering firm called Boulder
Engineering."
"Two weeks after we graduted I started Vo-Tec diesel mechanics at ISU. I then went on a mission in the fall of
83 to Baton Rouge, Louisiana. After I came home from my mission I moved to Seattle for one year and then
moved home because there was too many people. In the summer of 88 I married Lori from Burley, Idaho, whom I
met the year before at ISU. We built a house up on the farm and have been living there ever since. I worked at
Western States a Caterpillar dealer for five years as a mechanic and electrician, then I worked for FMC at their
mine and later at the Pocatello plant. When the FMC Pocatello plant closed down, I went back to school and
obtained an Electrical Engineering degree at ISU. Presently I am working for an engineering firm called Boulder
Engineering."