The Happy Couple
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Heather
Heather is a 26 year old living in Ottawa, Ontario with her fiance and their many pets. She is currently unemployed, but is hoping to find a great new workplace to call her own. In the mean time, she is a volunteer birth companion for Mothercraft Ottawa and has just attended her first birth! She is the daughter of Pat, a retired airforce nurse, and OR Nurse, and Bob, a recently passed retired Air Force major. She is sister to Kim, Tracy, Mike and Shawn, and Auntie to Ryan, Chris, Sam, Keara, Nick, Andrew, Spencer, Charlotte, Elliot and Annabelle. She is now also Graunty (Great Auntie) to Parker!
Heather is deeply connected to her family and her roots, with a great interest in genealogy and history. She is a graduate of Carleton University's College of Humanities, with a focus in English Literature and Medieval English history.
She describes herself as a huge nerd and collector of many things, especially hobbies. She knits, draws, writes, paints, makes jewelery, dabbles in web design and has a great love of stories and music.
Pat
Pat doesn't have much to say about himself, and would rather humbly let his future wife do all the talking.
(Heather states that he is a very smart man ;))
Pat is a 29 year old living in Ottawa, Ontario with his fiance, their dogs, cats and snakes. Pat works at the National Judicial Institute as Tech Support while also taking classes at Algonquin College to expand his knowledge of Computer Programming. Pat is the son of John, a retired Environment Canada public servant who has since passed away. He is the brother of Jodie, Stacie and Rick, and uncle to Elliot and Annabelle.
Pat has a great love of technology and loves to figure out what makes it go. He loves movies, cars, music and video games. He is a graduate of the Computer Programming program at Algonquin College.
Pat is the proud owner of a 1970 Chevrolet Chevelle with great plans to completely strip it down and build it back up to its former splendor.
