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Dec 20 2006 10:12AM






Nickname: “T” or “Triscuit”

Year(s) on Squad: 2

Hometown: St. Louis

Occupation: Pediatric Physical Therapist

School: Indiana University and University of Miami

Hobbies: Traveling, Relaxing at the Beach, Photography, Exercising, Boating

Most Memorable HEAT Dancer Moment: Hearing my number called at the 2000-01 auditions after trying out for the third time






Favorite TV Show: “Will and Grace”

Favorite Movie: “Grease”

Favorite Food: French Fries and Ranch Dressing

Favorite Color: Pink

Favorite Song/Artist: Song: “The Rose” Artist: Janet Jackson

Person I admire most: My Mom

Place I would like to visit: Greek Islands and Australia

Professional Goals: Establish a charity organization for children

Favorite Quote: “Work like you don’t need the money, love like you’ve never been hurt, and dance like no one’s watching.”

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