Terry J. Moyer

Background

Terry Moyer was born on January 27, 1937, in Idaho Falls, Idaho, United States, into the family of Hushul B. and Verna Mary (Metcalf) Moyer.

Education

In 1960 Terry received Bachelor of Arts at Brigham Young University, and then he earned Master of Science in Education at University of Southern Californiain 1964. Terry also attended California Mate University in 1965 - 1968.

Career

During 1961 - 1975 Terry held the position of a high school teacher in Simi Valley. After that he moved to Salt Lake City, where he became an administrator of program development at Latter-Day Saints Social Services in 1975. Later he served as a translation supervisor and linguist at Latter-Day Saints Translation.

Terry was a state coordinator for Civil War database Project at United States National Parks, and also has held various leadership positions within Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

Achievements

• Terry Moyer is highly famous as the author of a young adult novel "Crescendo" and inspirational stories "Have I Got a Story for You!"

Works

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• book

  • Crescendo 1995
  • Have I Got a Story for You! 1996

Religion

Terry adheres to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints.

Politics

Terry describes himself as a "Conservative Republican."

Membership

• National Right to Life Organization

Interests

• mountain climbing, genealogical research, gardening, hiking

Connections

Terry married a teacher Donna Mae Schipper, with whom he has three children: Cynthia Anne Moyer Manning, Vikki Moyer Bolich, and Adrian C Moyer.

Father:

Hushul B. Moyer

Mother:

Verna Mary (Metcalf) Moyer

Spouse:

Donna Mae Schipper

Daughter:

Cynthia Anne Moyer Manning

Daughter:

Vikki Moyer Bolich

Son:

Adrian C. Moyer