Spokane Community College

He's led the local Master Gardener volunteer program since 2012.

He is an adjunct instructor at Spokane Community College where he's taught aboriculture and plant problem diagnosis classes.

For 10 years, Tim was an arborist at the Kalisdell Golf and Country Club and has been an ISA certified arborist since 2004.

And today, Tim is here to talk to us about the urban tree canopy and its effects on our communities.

And they're like, well, here's another couple hundred grand for buses.

And so that's why when this one is the old Spokane Community College building.

I was like, come down.

We'll make you something nice.

When they start dating people, that needs or should be Granted, I'm now out of the decision-making process when they're kind of dating at an older age or looking to get married.

And, you know, my wife and I don't have this conversation too deep yet because none of our kids are engaged, but... we've talked to them about, you know, do they go to church? What are their belief system? You know, is that an important part of what their life is? And so to see our oldest daughter and then our youngest or our oldest son, who's a freshman playing basketball at Spokane Community College, he's moved out of the house, although it's only 20 minutes away, which is I think great because selfishly he comes home all the time.

I meet him to go to the gym a lot.

You know, he's, he still knows that, Hey, Sunday morning, we're going to go to church barring anything at 10 o'clock.

It's, it's, it's pretty cool to see.

So.

Yeah, it's, you know, like my son who's a freshman playing basketball at Spokane Community College after taking a year off last year from injury.

You know, I wouldn't have been able to get to the NBA without a superior drive and work ethic just because I'm six foot, right? And I'm from Vancouver, Washington.