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Executive Committee Spotlight

Posted by Communications2 on Apr. 17, 2024  /  Member Spotlight  /   0

Committee Director: Matt Rich, R&O Construction


Two Truths and a Lie about the Executive Committee

Kellie Goddard, Hansen, Allen & Luce Engineers
1.   Was a finalist to be on The Amazing Race
2.    Graduated first in her class
3.    Married her boss

Linda Hansen, Ensign Engineering 
1.    Nicknamed Lindabird
2.    Prefers Starbucks over Beans and Brews
3.    Loves rainy days 

LaVina (LV) Hayes, Forterra Structural Precast
1.    The youngest of six kids
2.    Grandfather started a candy company
3.    Has played golf at St. Andrews in Scotland

RoLynne Hendricks, Spectrum Engineers 
1.    Takes care of a literal zoo at her house with horses, chickens, dogs, and cats—and hopes to add mini fainting goats soon
2.    Eats a bag of almonds every day
3.    Her parents capitalized the 'L' in her name to honor her mom's favorite character, LaVerne DeFazio from the popular 1970's sitcom, Laverne and Shirley

Matt Rich, R&O Construction
1.    Met his wife at the airport
2.    Played basketball for the University of Utah
3.    At one point, he and his wife had four kids under the age of two


Answers

Kellie: Since high school, Kellie has always graduated top of her class and she did marry her boss in 1991, however, she did not apply to be on Amazing Race … although she does enjoy the show.
Linda:
Her 2nd grade teacher called her Lindabird because she "talked/chirped" so much. She does, in fact, prefer a warm Caramel Cielo from Beans and Brew.
LV:
Her grandpa started the Glade Candy Company, aka Taffy Town, but she has not played St. Andrews (although she would love to if anyone is putting a trip together).
RoLynne:
Although she loves animals and almonds, the capital "L" is actually just an artistic flourish from her parents (who did not have any known affinity for Laverne or Shirley).
Matt:
He and Amy already had two-year-old triplet boys when their daughter was born, but Matt has neither the skills nor the height to play basketball at a high level. He did, however, play baseball at the U of U.

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