Jennifer (Miller) & Brian Marquardt

Here is a quick recap of my life since graduation:I attended CEU from 99-01 and WSU from 01-04. I worked at Ogden Regional Medical Center as a medical laboratory technician in the Blood Bank department in 2002-03. I met Brian at a single’s ward family home evening in December of 2003. We were married in January of 2004. I graduated with my bachelor’s degree in Clinical Laboratory Science in May of 2004. I worked at LDS hospital in SLC as a Medical Technologist in the Microbiology department from June of 2004-October of 2005. My sweet Kaila was born in October of 2005. Brian graduated with his double major in History and Spanish teaching in December of 2005. We moved to California in December of 2005. We were sealed together as a family in August of 2007. My sweet Kamea was born in August of 2008. We also bought our first house in August of 2008. I am currently blessed to be able to stay home with our two princesses while Brian teaches Spanish at a local high school. We are enjoying the great weather here in California, and I am happier than I have ever been in my whole life!

Andrea (Swenson) Rawlings

Well, I'm so happy to get to see where everyone else is. I guess I can let you know where and what I've been up to for the past decade or so. After high school I went to CEU for a year and had a great time getting to know lots of super cool people. I graduated with my associates in 00 and moved on to Utah State University. I was studying Elementary Education and was super involved with the L.D.S. Institute working in an organization called L.D.S.S.A. (Later Day Saints Singles Association) I later served with that same organization as the Service Vice President and got to do some seriously amazing things. While attending USU I met my husband while helping a friend run for Student Body President. We dated for a year and were married in September of 2002. We now have 3 amazing little kids all under the age of 5. We live in Tooele (which to be honest was on my least likely places to move list in high school) but we love it out here. I get to stay home and play with my kids and manage everything else that comes with running our household. I loved high school and have some seriously great memories of so many people and so many places. I really thought I'd be much better at keeping touch with all my friends and classmates but alas I suck! So I'm super glad for facebook and blogs and the chances to catch up with everyone. Can't wait for the reunion.

Reunion Time

We are working on planning our 10 year reunion. To help us plan, we would like you to vote for what you would prefer we do. The options are:
(1). We could have a 2 day event, where we have some kind of activity that the kids can come to on one of the days and then have a nice dinner or something so the adults can visit without the kids.
(2). We could have a one day event just for the adults. Or
(3). We could have a one day event that is for everyone (kids and adults)

Let us know what you think!