Bruce W Arnold:  

I was born and raised in Salt Lake City, Utah, then moved to my present home in the Denver, Colorado area in 1982, where I still live with my wife Margee. We got married in a big Scottish wedding in 1987. 1st marriage for both of us! I went to Ensign Elementary in the Avenues, Bryant Jr High and East High School (1967). I then went to Utah Technical College where I earned an A.A.S. Degree in Electronics Technology in 1980. I was drafted into the Army, Dec 1968 with service in Viet Nam from 1969 to 1970, with the 1st Cavalry Division (Airmobile), C Battery, 2nd/19th Artillery. I was in Nam for 13 months and luckily came back physically unscathed - not to sure about mentally! I won several awards and medals, including the Army Commendation, 2 Air Medals, an Air Assault Badge and the Bronze Star with 'V' device. I wasn't a real good boy, so I didn't get a good conduct medal. I wasn't real excited to be there!! :) I've been a member of the Clan MacLeod Society since 1984 (my dad's mum was a McLeod), and I've held offices as Colorado State Commissioner and Southwest Regional Vice President. I wear the kilt proudly!! Being one of the organizers, officer and a founding member of the Colorado Youth Pipe Band, I was awarded the first Honorary Lifetime Membership of the band and got a plaque commemorating this achievement. I started to work for a large Telecommunications company (TCI), while I was going to school in 1978, as an associate engineer (and other positions) until a layoff in 1993. After that, my wife & I owned and ran a retail store for a numb...Expand for more