Photo Taken: 2017
Ya know, just shoveling some snow so the horses can get into their runs without breaking legs.
Fun fact, pitchforks are way easier to move fluffy snow as they are lighter than a shovel.
The Equine World
Ever since the age of 3 I knew horses were my passion. If there was a book about how to care for them or wonderful stories like Misty of Chincoteague and King Of The Wind, I was reading it.
In 2007 I landed my very first job caring for these equine 4-legged friends.
Hearing the horses nicker every morning makes me the h
The Equine World
Ever since the age of 3 I knew horses were my passion. If there was a book about how to care for them or wonderful stories like Misty of Chincoteague and King Of The Wind, I was reading it.
In 2007 I landed my very first job caring for these equine 4-legged friends.
Hearing the horses nicker every morning makes me the happiest person in the world.
No matter what,
I'm the girl that will drop everything and run to the barn when needed 24/7.
If you'd like multiple references they can be available upon request from previous and current employers.
The most recent equine work experience was 2012-2018. I was working at a wonderful boarding barn in NJ as the sole caretaker for 20 horses.
AJ Stables in Hewitt, NJ
As of 2021 I am now the owner of a horse again so I feel like that could be work experience as well.
2019-Present
Currently, I'm a full time (40-50hr week) NEMT driver based in Josephine County Oregon. I drive over 4,000 miles a month across the state of Oregon.
In just a year I was promoted to third tier and was even a Safety Supervisor.
Since then I stepped down, giving up my 7am-6pm shift to be Team Leader back on the road and transpo
2019-Present
Currently, I'm a full time (40-50hr week) NEMT driver based in Josephine County Oregon. I drive over 4,000 miles a month across the state of Oregon.
In just a year I was promoted to third tier and was even a Safety Supervisor.
Since then I stepped down, giving up my 7am-6pm shift to be Team Leader back on the road and transporting customers. Secure Transports and Long Distance are some of my favorite driving opportunities.
As for the horse world I have just a small handful to care for now.
I wish to someday get back into caring for horses as a career. That's where the name Two Bays would really come into play.
Always tinkering...
Years ago one would think Scott would become a computer programmer/builder. It was something he did as a past time. He would take things apart and put them back together but better than they were before. .
At some point he switched to vehicles.
In the photo above Scott is head first in his very first truck, a 1976 Chevy
Always tinkering...
Years ago one would think Scott would become a computer programmer/builder. It was something he did as a past time. He would take things apart and put them back together but better than they were before. .
At some point he switched to vehicles.
In the photo above Scott is head first in his very first truck, a 1976 Chevy step side.
Not much has changed as you will still find Scott hanging out in an engine compartment or underneath the vehicle. He might be 6'3 but he just folds up in those compartments like its his second home.
Even though Scott works full time at a local mechanic shop he will go home and work on one of his trucks, as long as he has the parts to do so.
Building engines is his passion and favorite pastime....along with gaming but that's just something he does until he can afford more truck parts.
Scott, the typical guy likes to list things...
Scott has worked at the family automotive business for over 15 years.
That business is now under new ownership but he is currently the Manager/Lead Technician.
AS OF MARCH 2025
Things are changing.
Eleanor
One of Scott's projects Amanda got for him.
1980 w400 dually. 4wd 4spd with a Mopar 360
Out of all the trucks he has owned, this one is his favorite.
Pictured next to Eleanor is Green Machine, a 1973 Dodge d200 Adventure, 2wd automatic.
He just might sell the Green one.
Everyone has to fight Amanda for Eleanor