Interesting information about Bryan Johnson

Bryan  up in Idaho Falls, ID, Brighton, UT and Sacramento, CA. Though he claims to hail from CA. He went to school at BYU in Provo and VCU/MCV in Richmond, VA. He is currently employed by St. Mary's as the Chief Operating Officer. He was a good student and continues to love learning. His family teases him about his "nerdiness" because his choice of TV shows is always Discovery, or some other "learning show." He loves to listen to discourses or books on one thing or another. His favorite topic is WWII. He also loves Star Wars and all the Marvel movies. Thankfully, his love of them hasn't resulted in him dressing up for a movie-yet! 

In spite of all his nerd appeal, Bryan is very athletic. He loves to cycle and is a bit of a roadie. He also has amazing hand eye coordination which brings a lot of tears and frustration from his family when they play tennis or street hockey. Their only hope to score is to get him running-as he really hates to run. He loves to hike, ski and snowboard, scuba dive and is just getting back into mountain biking. Bryan is also very strong. I mean really strong. In our family we use the endearing term, "freakishly strong". This isn't a biased exaggeration because we love him, its just true. He may not be the guy to have on your Ragnar team, but if you need a piano moved, well, basically you just need him.

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Bryan is a great dad. Those of you who know his boys understand there is a great amount patience required when spending time with them! Thankfully Bryan is super patient. He currently holds the record for amount of time spent pretending to be asleep while children do their best to wake you up. Although this sport hasn't officially been recognized by the Olympic committee, don't underestimate the amount of stamina it takes to lay still, eyes closed, with four determined teenage boys, and two creative daughters, collaborating on the best approach to "wake" their dad. Really, only dads and possums can relate. 

Although Bryan is pretty introverted, he is frequently found quietly serving others with one of the kids in tow. His parental lessons often come while fixing sprinkler heads, hanging drywall or just headed to the store to pick up forgotten groceries. He rarely complains and is pretty easy going. Simply put, Bryan loves his Savior, adores his wife and loves his children.

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