Friday, April 27, 2012

CONGRATS!!
I found this article on the  Salt Lake Community College website.  We went to an evening of honor dinner last night where Roger was recognized.    Roger's positive energy follows him wherever he goes.  His zest for life is contagious.    We are proud of you Rog!  You have earned it.

Roger McQueen - Honorary Doctorate


Roger McQueen graduated from the University of Idaho with a Bachelor of Science degree in communications. During his schooling, he contracted as a college intern with Northwestern Mutual, a company he has served for 38 years in various leadership roles. After a few years as an officer at the home office, he became a Managing Partner in 1991 in Wisconsin. In 1997, he was asked to oversee the Utah General Agency and has since been the Managing Partner in Utah. Under his leadership the business has grown to 75 full time representatives and 35 college interns from all colleges and universities throughout the state. The Northwestern Mutual holds the #1 market share in Utah for personal life insurance.

In his career Roger has received numerous personal production and agency awards from the Northwestern Mutual and the life insurance industry. He has served on the Salt Lake Community College Foundation Board for 10 years and is a member of the Salt Lake Rotary Club. He has held and continues to hold many leadership positions in his local church.

Roger has been married to Jill McQueen for 38 years and they have five sons and daughters in-law and 8 grandchildren. With a love of all outdoor adventure, he was one of the original 19 participant teams of the 190- mile Ragnar Relay/Wasatch Back race, and was the oldest finisher that year. He continues to sponsor and run the race every year with colleagues and family.
 


Oliver's had his first soccer game. 
He was so excited and was wearing is uniform (and sleeping in it) a week before his game.  Oliver was doing great, until a kid on the other team took the ball away from him.  He had a melt down and was so mad he didn't get to score.  Needless to say, he was over it, and didn't go back in the game. 
That night, we woke Oliver up to go to the bathroom.  While he was sleepily peeing, he mumbled, "I didn't score any goals."
Can you say competitive?  Most of the kids were picking dandelions and running around on the field happy, because they didn't care.  Oliver is still thinking about the goals that he didn't score. 
WOW!  Hope he can get over it and have a better game tomorrow.

Check out his face in the last picture.  So frustrated!

Friday, April 20, 2012

I STREET

4:15 am wake up call...worth it 


Thursday, April 5, 2012

SPRING BREAK TWENTY TWELVE = hanging at the farm, the zoo, living planet aquarium


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Yeah for playing outside!









BONK!



This girl is a bruiser for sure.