Michael Scouten:
CLASS OF 1980
Cottonwood High SchoolClass of 1980
Salt lake city, UT
Rigby High SchoolClass of 1980
Rigby, ID
Albert Einstein Middle SchoolClass of 1977
Sacramento, CA
Isla Vista Elementary SchoolClass of 1974
Goleta, CA
O.W. Erlewine Elementary SchoolClass of 1974
Sacramento, CA
Michael's Story
Michael is single. His schools include MCSD SQL Server / Visual Studio, Nuclear Power Training Unit, Idaho Falls, Idaho, Naval Nuclear Power School, Orlando, Florida, Machinist Mate A School, Great Lake, Illinois, Cottonwood High School, Murray, Utah, Canalino Elementary School, Hathaway Elementary School, Albert Einstein Middle School, Rigby High School, Norco Elementary School, Hollister Elementary School, O.W. Erlewine Elementary School, Isla Vista Elementary School. He works at Ace Home Services as the IT Manager managing 5 servers, a Toshiba Strata CTX PBX, 50+ workstations, 40+ iPads, 40+ iPhones, and programming various data reporting and mining applications.
One of Michael's favorite quotes is:"Every man needs a son that he can raise in his strong ways,
And every man a daughter, so he'll confess his tenderness.
Mike Scouten 1985 - When I realized I was alone".
More about Michael:"I am cursed with a little too much brain power so I tend to over-think a situation, and even intimidate people who consider themselves average or less than average. I compensate for this by being a bit of a clown, most usually at my own expense. I have written 13 novels but have not submitted anything for publication in years. I have dozens of songs and hundreds of poems. I suffer from chronic depression but you will most likely see me with the façade I wear; semi-smiling. If you find me sitting quietly alone, it's because I am hurting and working things out inside. It is best to just hold me, not try to pry it out. When I'm ready to talk, I will. I don't like to be alone. I haven't given up ...Expand for more
on finding Mrs. Right, but I am not a hunter. I would basically have to bump into someone at the altar and be pronounced man and wife on the spot if I were to ever marry again. I can face any horrible situation with bravado, but when it comes to members of the opposite sex, I see myself as a scared little boy. Once love is reciprocated, I would gladly die protecting her, and she would know every day what she meant to me. I doubt I will ever get that far. Using women and moving on has never been my thing, and when you are wired to love and protect, the physical needs that arise can be subdued, but I am frustrated. I would rather die alone than to go through the betrayal and break-up I did. I would rather be beaten to death than to hurt or wrong a woman. I believe they, and children, are to loved and cherrished, and those that do them harm are to be wiped out. I do not seek out the suffering or wronged, but more often than not, I discover what I took for a budding relationship is merely me healing a woman and easing her pain only to find out I endowed her with the strength she needed to return to the jackass that hurt her in the first place. I will say nothing though, for if this is the path she believes will lead to her happiness, I can only wish her well and move on, back into the shadows. I was always meant to be a father and raise and nurture children, and to be the husband and best friend to the woman that captures my heart. I want her to walk beside me, not behind me out of fear, nor in front of me. Life is meant to be enjoyed, and I'm not getting any younger. Dammit!".
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