Bio of Scott Budge

Family: Married to Natalie Budge. I have 6 children all girls but 5. I have a son, 23 years old and a returned missionary from the Manose Brazil mission. A son who is 20 is currently in the Oklahoma, Oklahoma City mission. BYU and the University of Utah recruited him for football. He decided to play for a Division II school upon returning to get in shape and hopes to play in a Division I school. We have a son who is 18 and graduating from High School. Also have a son who is 14 and in High School. We have a daughter who is12 in middle school and I am not biased but she is awesome. Finally, we have a son who is 4 years old. OK, you figure it out. I was a little old for this one but he is the best thing that happened to our family.

I have a wonderful wife and family. Raising 5 boys and a girl has been a challenge, especially in the teenage years. Colby my 20-year-old football player is 310 lbs and 6'5". He is a stud. His weight came from me but the stud from his mother. Chris is my 23-year-old computer geek. He is into computers in school and at home. He has taught all of my children how to play games on the internet. Even my 4 year old has been a player to reckon with.

Callings: You name it I have done it. Well almost. I have not been a bishop but a counselor, also High Priest group leader. You get the jest. The best is my current position of Gospel Doctrine teacher. Education: Weber State University (college at the time) was my school. Career: I am the Vice President of Operations with America First Credit Union. I have been with them 24 years. It has been a good job. My wife works for Mckay Dee Hospital in Ogden in the Lab. Hobbies: Golf, or now that I am getting old, any sport that I can watch on the television. Community Service: Church takes care of this area. We do a lot of service projects.

Areas Served: I served in Panama City, San Pedro Sula, San Jose and Managua. Memories: As a zone leader we had the privilege of conducting baptisms in the ocean. I have great memories of a family we taught after talking to the husband on a bus. He is now in the stake presidency and married in the temple. I visited a little bit with them a while back when they came to conference. The mission was a challenge in speaking the language but I loved the people. Food I would question if presented to eat now but awesome to have lived with families to learn and feel of their love.