Tiffany is the oldest of 3 brothers. She was born in Utah but grew up in Indiana and moved 6 times within the same ward! She loves gymnastics and even competed for 3 years. Tiffany also loved riding horses, something she did almost on a daily basis. As a teenager, her family moved back to Utah and lived with family.
As a Sophomore, attending Woods Cross High School, Tiffany meet Travis (her future husband).
They started dating one month later and everyone knew they had something special together. Throughout Tiffany's high school years, her family moved to AZ for a while then CA. Even while states away, Tiffany and Travis stayed in close contact thru letters, phone calls and week long visits. She wrote faithfully while Travis served his mission. Their families say that life doesn't work for them when they are apart, so Tiffany and Travis were married 6 months after he returned home from his mission. Tiffany says, "we are two people who are complete opposites that perfectly compliment each other." When they were first married, Tiffany and Travis moved to Anchorage, AK so Travis could pursue his degree in Air Traffic Control at the University of Alaska. While there Tiffany worked full time at the University, while taking some elementary education classes. Now married 10 years they have 3 young children McKinley-6, Taytum-4, Evelyn-1.
Tiffany coached gymnastics for 4 years, when Mckinley and Taytum were younger. Now she loves working as a reading aide, at South Weber Elementary, part time. Between work and the children, she finds time to write and send weekly family e-mails to friends and family. Tiffany loves to write and would like to write a story about her children someday. She would also like to continue and finish her elementary education degree, and become a elementary school teacher. Her and her family are huge University of Utah Football fans and love to attend the Utah women's gymnastics meets together. This busy lady has a lot going on, so if you can catch her, she is fun to get to know!
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