Jefferson Ward EQ Spotlight
Brandon Prunty
My name is Brandon Prunty, and my wife and I moved into the ward this early September. I was born and raised in Las Vegas, grew up some more in Santiago, Chile during my mission, and then I studied at Southern Utah University in Cedar City from 2013 to 2018. I'm hoping to start working on an ambulance in late September or early October as an EMT. I am currently applying for medical school and I hope to get into the University of Utah's medical school. I hope to own my own clinic someday.
On a more personal level, I'm an extrovert. I like doing just about everything, and I love trying new things which has led me to be a real jack-of-all-trades. So, if you ever need an extra hand with something, call me up. If you need an expert at something, I'll help you find one. For fun, I like hiking, playing games (board, card, or video games), and music. I've been playing guitar for 21 years, and I'll never stop. Feel free to call me for anything you might need help with. 702-600-5005.
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If I could be any animal, I would be an ostrich because I want to see how people react to an ostrich riding a bike.
3 words to describe myself: Funloving, Different,
My leisure time is mostly spent talking with my wife or reading personal development/ business books.
My favorite book is probably Quotationary. It's a book I picked up in high school, and it is literally filled with quotes. I like it because each quote is like a little nugget of wisdom, and it's organized well enough for me to find a quote on just about any topic.
In history, I look up to great leaders like George Washington, Harriet Tubman, Napolean, Mother Teresa, and Gandhi. I've always been impressed by people who change the world against great odds.
My favorite food is a peanut butter jelly sandwich. Some things just never get old.
My least favorite food is luckily not very common in the US, its rice with milk (like cereal with cooked white rice). Makes me gag. But for the most part, I love all food.
Favorite holiday: Fourth of July! I love America, and its a holiday with minimal expectations as far as preparation, and so long as you get to see some fireworks, you know you did it right. Hotdogs with avocado, mayonnaise, tomatoes, and Special Sauce from J-Dawgs are also a huge bonus.
Least favorite holiday: Labor Day. I don't understand why we celebrate labor by taking a day off.
In general conference, I am mostly looking forward to hearing from Elder Stevenson because I really enjoyed his last talk on building a "play-book." I've been building mine since, and it has really improved my personal studies.
