Grant is a native of Idaho and considers himself to be an Idahoan through and through. He was born and raised in Idaho Falls and has been in the Boise area since 1992. Grant and his wife Alice have been married for 41 years and have two children and three grandchildren. Grant and Alice love to camp, golf and travel. They, especially Grant, are avid Boise State football fans and rarely miss a home game
On a professional level, Grant has been in the computer industry since 1984. For the last 19 years he has worked for Advanced Systems Group, and currently supports their sales and engineering efforts as the Northwest Regional Manager. Advanced Systems Group is a Denver-based computer sales and integration company.
April 10, 2019
President Jan Worthington opened our meeting with introductions of guests: Richard Barber, Scott Hedrick, Reid Langrill, Jen Mock, Doug Lee, Hal Rumsey and Grant Loveridges's better half Alice.
Barbara Dorsey (left) was given a special award in recognition of all the the work that she did over the last several years to get the Rotary License Plate through the state legislature. She pushed and pushed and got the job done!
Jan then announced that she had received an email from Jennifer Deroin stating that BSW will be awarded $500 to be used by Whittier School for special education programs.
Bob Rose is handing out raffle tickets that will get the lucky winner a $4,500 travel voucher from AAA. The seller of the ticket and the sellerS club also get $4,500, so be sure to see Bob right away to get your tickets to buy or sell. Rod McDowell and George Weissbeck reminded us of the upcoming Spring Fiesta at Crane Creek Country Club on April 27 at 5:30. There is still plenty of room at the tables so click on the button below to get signed up!
Our guest speaker was local BSU sports afficiando Tom Scott. His website bio states: " A 40-year veteran of Idaho broadcasting, Tom formed his own company at the start of the new century. After almost 14 years at KTVB as the top-billing electronic advertising executive in the state, Tom’s solid reputation in the industry set the table well for his success in the agency business. He is experienced in all facets of broadcasting, dating back to his first days as a radio and TV personality, and continuing with his ability to manage accounts with the integrity and reliability clients have come to expect.
Extensively involved in the community, Tom is a past president of the Boise Advertising Federation and has been the recipient of awards from the Idaho Press Club, Idaho State Broadcasters Association, Idaho Advertising Federation, and American Advertising Federation. He is a graduate of Boise State University with a BA in Communication."
Tom started covering BSU football in 1969 during the Tony Knapp era. Tom ran us through the history of BSU football and gave a thumbnail sketch of virtually every coach and team since the early seventies. His encyclopedic knowledge of BSU sports is unreal, and his presentation was excellent.
