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BRYAN FAMILY HISTORY 8-287Mexico and is the son of Tony Tafoya. Simon and Connie Tafoya are theparents of three children: - Jodi Lynn Tafoya, b. August 5, 1973, Jackson,Wyoming, - Joleen Kay Tafoya, b. December 13, 1975, Jackson, Wyoming, -Jana Dee Tafoya, b. May 25, 1977, Jackson, Wyoming.On June 22, 1973, Carol Hooper married Rodney Charles Zenda. Rodney wasborn on November 15, 1950 in Kalespell, Montana and is the son of HarryBaymond Zenda and Mildred (Miller) Zenda. Rodney and Carol Zenda are theparents of two children: - Stacy Ann Zenda, b. August 18, 1976, Anchorage,Alaska, - Mary Kim Zenda, b. June 14, 1976, Jackson, Wyoming.Beverly Hooper married Robert Gonzalez. On June 7, 1975, Beverly Hoopermarried a second time to Fred Moritz Fenz in Jackson, Wyoming. Fred wasborn on January 14, 1955 in Jackson, Wyoming and is the son of Edward JohnFenz and Margaret Fenz. Fred and Beverly Fenz are the parents of twochildren: - Robert Walter Fenz, b. November 22, 1977, Lander, Wyoming, -Megan Michelle Fenz, b. July 8, 1979, Lander, Wyoming.Reference: 1) Family Group Sheets by Bryant Strasburg, 1984DONALD HARVEY HOOPER (3.6.2.1.3) is the son of William Harvey Hooperand Earley Belle (Bryant) Hooper. Donald was born on November 21, 1930 inGilmer, Texas. On March 26, 1954, Donald Hooper married Melicent ClarissaMurdock in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Clixie was born on March 10, 1932 in Logan,Utah and is the daughter of Clarence Murdock and Sara (McAlister) Murdock.Donald and Clixie Hooper are the parents of three children:. . . Donald Harvey Hooper, Jr., b. July 7, 1955, Logan, Utah. . . Sara Diane Hooper, b. September 26, 1958, Driggs, Idaho. . . Lisa Kaye Hooper, b. August 1, 1968, Roosevelt, UtahFrom January, 1949 to December, 1952, Donald Hooper, Sr. served in theUnited States Navy, part of the period during the Korean War. After the Navyservice, Donald worked two years with the Army Transportation Corps as alocomotive mechanic at the old Ogden Arsenal. In 1958, Donald received aBachelor of Science degree from Utah State University with a major in ForestManagement. Upon graduation, he was employed by the Forest Service, UnitedStates Department of Agriculture. He served as District Ranger for fifteen yearson forests in Idaho, Utah and Wyoming. He specialized in Range Managementand worked as a Range Staff Officer for the Salmon National Forest for fouryears before being transferred to the Regional Office for the IntermountainRegion in Odgen, Utah. Donald was promoted to Assitant Director of RangeManagement for the Region which covered National Forests in Idaho, Utah,Nevada, Wyoming and parts of Colorado and California. In this position, hewas responsible for developing and implementing Range Management policiesand programs. He provided staff assistance and guidance for grazing permitadministration and appeal cases. After thirty-five years of service with theFederal Government, Donald Hooper retired on December 31, 1986.