Let's see - Family man, coach, referee, board member, retired parks commissioner, semi-retired kite-flyer extraordinaire, and soon-to-be-retired executive-professional-spender-of-other-people's-money.

oh yeah, I like to fish too

I work at Microsoft as a "Product Planner" for a piece of software 100% of you are either using now or have used in the past. I'm nowhere near retiring. It's the best job I've ever had, though if I won the lottery, I might leave that job anyway to fish every day.

Analytical and organic chemist for the last 33 years. I'm way too far from retirement.

While I like my job, would I leave it if I won the lottery? Absolutely! The only question is whether I would return long enough to get the photos from the office wall.

Tom

I am auditor for a bank holding company in Missoula. I used to work for Simms as their financial controller when I lived in Bozeman.

I'm a musician and educator. http://roypatterson.com/

I started my career as a mining geologist, working mainly in northern British Columbia and Yukon. (For anyone who saw this year’s Gold Rush on the Discovery Channel, north of the Klondike was my old stomping ground.) I graduated college in the middle of the mid ‘80s recession with no job, so I went back to school in computer science. After one year back at college I got a job as the Director of Marketing for a mining software company in Montreal. After working in software marketing, sales, and consulting, I went into as-built surveying for architects and then engineering firms using close range photogrammetry and eventually laser scanning, which lead me to Toronto, then Denver, and then Houston. After flirting with a dot com for a bit, I worked in construction project controls software consulting and training. When that company was bought, I was moved into process plant configuration management software consulting, which I had gained some experience in along the way. That is my current job. I have been working at one of the large oil companies as a full time consultant for the past few years.

I am a retired Trainer for a Record Storage software company in Irvine, CA. I had the opportunity to travel to 48 states, Canada, Mexico, Central and South America while training our corporate clients.

Now I fly fish in CA, NV, ID and MT as much as possible.

CNC Boring mill machinst/Programer for the past 3 years before that just a manual boring mill,bridgeport,and lathe machinist. I'm proud to say that I program and run a Haas EC-1600 4-axis Boring Mill(American made CNC Boring Mill) machining large weldments and small detail work for another American company making matrial handling equipment for steel and aluiminum press room stamping equipment. Pretty much all I've been is a machinist or machine repairman since high school and trade school.

teacher, student, shooting coach (long guns)

Inspector and philosopher of waters, including what's below the surface and the water that goes into microbrews. Long time photographer and lover of art, including the beauty of fly rods and reels. Lover of the brother and sisterhood of those who love these arts. Oh, and I'm also a theoretical physicist.

-Jack

Mitakuye oyasin: we are all related

Retired highway patrol officer, stay at home dad. sometimes school bus driver, AARP Driver Safety Program district coordinator, soccer field grounds keeper. been fly fishing since 1968 and live in MONTANA!

A former Structural Engineer (10 years) and a current Baptist pastor (15 years). A bunch of stuff before all that to get me here.

I've spent the last 20 yrs in some form of the energy world after a 6yr tour in the USN. I am currently a power plant operator in the Tennessee Valley ... we keep your tying lamp lit!