Timothy Orth:  

To make a long story short After graduation, I joined the Navy, I have always wanted to travel the world, what person doesn't dream about that. Well let me me be the first, or second to tell you, it's worth it! The Navy took me to places far, far away, of course our mission was to preserve Democracy and the great life that Americans have, it doesn't come without sacrifice. I have been everywhere in the U.S. been to Hawaii, nice place, if your not a local they will belittle you as much as they can get away with. If you ever get the chance, go to Hilo, very nice place, more country like than anything. If you ever wanna exciting lei, go to Germaines Luau, it's explains everything you ever wanted to know about Hawaiian culture expressed through dance. Getting back to my adventures, like I said, I have been all over the world, my favorite places are Malaysia, Oman, Australia, and I would say Philadelphia. That is were I went to my trade school in Philly, welding. It was a great time, something about the philly cheese steaks, the best, no where can compare. South street was a great time. I have been married 2x, once to a woman when I was 23 years old. I don't recommend knowing someone for 4 months, then deciding to bunker down with them! Needless to say I wasn't thinking with the proper head! The marriage ended after 4 years. My second wife, well that is a horror story all by itself. We knew eachother for a year, let me reimind you, I was still in the Navy, I lived in San Diego, she lived in Spokane. So we saw eachother for a total of about 2 months total over that year span. Anyway, so she moved down to San Diego, lived here for about a year, her grandfather was sick and not doing to well, so she felt compelled to move back home, plus I was leaving for 6 months on Deployment. I kind of understood where she was coming from. During my 6 month deployment to the Middle East, about a month out, we were 4 days away from Korea, and I got the devastating news that my Dad passed away suddenly. Unfortunately I had to wait until we pulled into Korea to catch a plane back to the mainlands. I think that was the point in my second marriage where I lost interest in pretty much everything and everyone. Unfortunely she was involved. After the funeral and the grieving I had to meet the ship in Hong Kong and finish out the deployment. Once we were stateside, I put in orders to go recruiting in none other than Coeur D' Alene ID. I loved recruiting and I was damn good at it! Some unforeseen circumstances came my way, and I had to leave recruiting. With my head looking down, and my marriage in the toilet. I filed for divorce and went on my lonely way. I served a year at the NMCRC Spokane...Expand for more