Where Are They Now? — Scott Fraser
Well where do I start. After some bad business ventures and poor investments the federal government got involved and sent me to a real nice resort in upstate New York. For a nice relaxing vacation for 5 to 10 years. So I should be up for parole in late April, and look forward to coming to the reunion and possibly relocating to the Provo area. (Don't worry I have been rehabilitated.) Before I can come out can anyone help me out with a place to stay and a job? Parole officers have no sense of humor.
SCOTT FRASER
(You know I'm kidding, right?)
I guess I can tell the real story. I hope it doesn't sound like a dating video, Hi I'm Scott, I like long walks on the beach, sunsets, cold pina coladas--oh sorry.
After high school I married Cathleen Burrows (she was a thunderchicken), we are going on 19 years. We have 8, yes 8, kids: Kiley 15 (also a thunderchicken -- I get ganged up on all the time especially during football season, but at least WE could beat them in football); Braxton, Brooke, and Madison all 9 (yes they are triplets); Jordyn 5; Hailee 4; Landon 2; and Keaton 1. I can't remember names half the time.
I worked as a police officer for Provo city and the Utah county sheriff for a little under 9 years, I served on both SWAT teams where I got to knock down the doors. It got to the point where it was my job or my family, so.....I chose my family. (But I can still tell you how to get out of a ticket.) Life got a little too boring for me so as my mid-life crisis I joined the Army, as a combat engineer. I get to blow stuff up like IEDS and mine fields. So I am waiting to go to the world's biggest sandbox to play, HOOAH!!!!!!! Crazy as it sounds I did it so my kids won't have to fight this war. Enough of my soap box.
For fun, besides having kids, I competed in Utah and Wyoming in the Scottish Highland Games (that's where you throw the big pole). So I got to run around in a skirt on weekends. Good thing I have the legs for it. I was ranked 125 in the nation in my division and was state caber champ (that's the pole) for Utah. Now you can find me at the baseball, softball, and football games cheering for my kids.
I don't work some awesome job or make tons of money but that's cool too. It has been a riot reading what everyone has written, and NO I dont have the mullet anymore but I do listen to as much 80s metal (which is now classic rock) as possible. That is so wrong. See ya!!!!
Comments
I knew you were involved with the law--I just thought it was on the other side.
I want the real story, though! You've got a really cool job!!
And what's this about you not being popular? 1. Nobody could ever forget you! and 2. Every time I think about your antics in High School it makes me smile. That's popular!!
My favorite memory of you, Scott, is our Jr. High Earth Sciences class. You sat in front of me and would do these sketches in your notebook that were, shall we say, anatomically correct. That class became my first sex ed class!
Can't wait to see you!!
Last time I saw you, it was at the county courthouse and you were surrounded by cops. I hope to see you again soon under different circumstances.
Steve Densley
I've heard a lot of rumors of what has happened to you in the last 10 years. Hopefully, only some of them are true. I'm excited to see you!
Cheryl Gardner (Armstrong)
Are you still sporting a mullet?
Rock on....
what have you really been up to? Mr. McVea (sp) is my sons auto teacher. he still looks exactly the same as in your picture.
Crickett
Rod Johnson
I have all these memories of you in elementary school. You were the wild and crazy kid that kept us all entertained. And it did not change all the way through to high school graduation. I enjoyed watching your crazy stunts.
You choose the perfect occupation with all your knowledge.
I bet you are great at what you do.
Cant wait to see you at the reunion.
jeffrey ph.