Fort Lewis College

First one is I was homeschooled.

And the second is that I graduated from Fort Lewis college and my favorite meal of the day is breakfast.

Oh, okay.

So you just said you're going, you're at school now.

I'm trying to remember if you shared any of this with me back in the day, three years ago, go back in my memory bank.

I kind of feel like you might've told me you were homeschooled.

And I feel like the Fort Lewis College is true.

I think your favorite meal is not breakfast.

Ground searchers included National Park Service climbing rangers, climbing guides from Maneer Mountaineering Incorporated, Alpine Ascent International and International Mountain Guides, as well as volunteers from Olympic Mountain Rescue.

Park rangers aboard a military Chinook helicopter from Fort Lewis and a commercial helicopter from Northwest Helicopters searched from the air.

Searchers did locate Eric's backpack, climbing harness and snow shovel at 13,600 feet.

and a small snow cave at 13,800 feet.

And then on the weekends, I still have kids playing volleyball.

The college girls are playing volleyball, and my oldest daughter is in her senior year right now in Durango at Fort Lewis.

and their season just kicked off last weekend, so we were in Pueblo, Colorado, watching the tournament there, which they went undefeated, by the way, so that was kind of a very, very promising start to the season.

I think they're ranked number seven in their conference, in the Rocky Mountain Athletic Conference, and so I think there's 12 teams or something like that, so 12 or 15, so there's It's a pretty good start.

Like, when the car wreck is fast, people get less hurt because they get less all tangled up and stuff like that.

I mean, I've seen – I remember there was a game during the Rob Ash era when they played – They played, like, Fort Lewis or Adams State or one of those Colorado RMAC schools.

And they had three dudes tear their ACLs.

Because, like, it just happens in football.

He starts as a carpenter and a welder in a unit that repairs buildings.

He goes from Fort Lewis, just south of Tacoma, to Germany, and from Germany to Saudi Arabia for the Gulf War with the 64th Engineer Company, inspecting and destroying Saddam Hussein's stockpiles of chemical weapons.

Mildred's brother, Michael Jones, describes that side of him this way to Investigation Discovery.

John was a combat engineer.

Ground searchers included National Park Service climbing rangers, climbing guides from Maneer Mountaineering Incorporated, Alpine Ascent International and International Mountain Guides, as well as volunteers from Olympic Mountain Rescue.

Park rangers aboard a military Chinook helicopter from Fort Lewis and a commercial helicopter from Northwest Helicopters searched from the air.

Searchers did locate Eric's backpack, climbing harness and snow shovel at 13,600 feet and a small snow cave at 13,800 feet.

He did not have a sleeping bag, tent, food or down jacket with him.

Ground searchers included National Park Service climbing rangers, climbing guides from Maneer Mountaineering Incorporated, Alpine Ascent International and International Mountain Guides, as well as volunteers from Olympic Mountain Rescue.

Park rangers aboard a military Chinook helicopter from Fort Lewis and a commercial helicopter from Northwest Helicopters searched from the air.

Searchers did locate Eric's backpack, climbing harness and snow shovel at 13,600 feet.

and a small snow cave at 13,800 feet.