PHQ drives fuel truck in Iraq

Megan Dehl, a PHQ from Bethel 57, Pocatello, ID, was a convoy truck driver and refueling specialist in the 2nd Platoon, 1016th Quartermaster Company, US Army.

She helped run a fuel point for both helicopters and trucks as well as doing security for convoys. She was in Iraq for 18 months.

The sun is just coming up and in the distance you see the silhouette of a Blackhawk flying her way. Grabbing her head gear, she heads out with her comrades to the flight line. As the chopper lands and the pilot waves them forward, all she can hear is the sound of those blades spinning above her head as the heat from the engine blows in her face. As she hooks up the nozzle to the chopper, she signals to start fueling. After a couple of minutes, the pilot signals to her that he is full and to stop fueling. She runs out from under the blades of the bird. The Blackhawk takes off and she heads back to the trailer with a feeling of accomplishment. That is one of the many jobs that Megan, as a soldier of the 1016th Quartermaster Company do everyday, as well as carrying a weapon that weighs 112 lbs.

Megan says "Jobs Daughters help me be assertive when I needed to be, and not be afraid to speak in front of people".

Noted Author, PBG & PHQ

Kim Williams Justesen is a Salt Lake City native who now lives in Sandy, Utah. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in English from Westminster College, and a Master of Fine Arts degree in Writing for Children from Vermont College.

For 12 years, Kim worked in public relations and advertising, including jobs with local advertising agencies and television stations. She even spent four years as the Public Information Officer for the Utah Division of Comprehensive Emergency Management (try saying that 5 times fast!). She has written t.v. and radio ads, video scripts, brochures, newsletters, press releases, fund raising letters. But her first love was always writing books.

Her first book, "Love and Loathing" was published in 1998. That was followed by many magazine and internet articles, and a project for Klutz Publishing (part of the Klutz Kwiz for Kids series). After time off to get the Master's Degree, she had three books in a series released in 2005. The "Hey, Ranger" books are based on actual questions asked by tourists who visit America's national parks each year. In 2006 "My Brother the Dog" came out and has grown in popularity since its release. A new novel called "Infinite Blue" will be released in 2008.

Kim is married to Mike Justesen, and they have three teen-agers, which explains the twitch in her left eye. When she is not writing, Kim teaches English, Literature, and Humanities classes at Utah Career College. And if she’s not doing that, she’s knitting or crocheting, or looking for chocolate to eat.

Kim is a Past Honored Queen of Bethel #7, Salt Lake City, and a Past Bethel Guardian of Bethel #16, Midvale, Utah. She is also active in Eastern Star, currently serving as Associate Matron for Radiant Chapter #12. Her oldest daughter, Morgan, is a two-time PHQ in Bethel #16, and her youngest daughter, Amanda, is a member of Bethel #7. Son Ryan is a member of R.W. Moore Chapter, DeMolay.

Her latest books are;

My Brother the Dog
ISBN: 0-9749303-5-0
Tanglewood Press - Terra Haute, IN


“Hey, Ranger!” Kids Ask Questions About Grand Canyon National Park
ISBN: 0-7627-3847-2
Globe-Pequot Press - Guilford, CT

Another Jobie to compete in Miss America

Montana Job's Daughter to compete in Miss America-2007

She is the current Miss Montana

Christie Hageman is a PHQ from Bethel 3, Billings, MT.

She graduated from Billings Senior High School and
San Jose State University – Bachelor of Music in Vocal Performance

She is now attending the University of Texas at Austin studying for a Master's of Music in Opera Performance

She was active at First Immanuel Church, San Jose, CA. during those 4 years at San Jose State, singing solos during worship services and giving several concerts in their sanctuary.

Her talent in the Miss Montana contest was a jazz rendition of the song "Route 66"

Job's Daughter to compete in Miss America, 2007

She is the current Miss California.

Her sister, Vanessa, was Grand Bethel Jr. Princess in 2000 so Jobies is a big part of her family life.

She joined after having fun participating in a Jobie volleyball practice.

At Supreme Bethel, 2001 Jacquelynne won First Place in Voice, Piano and Dramatic Monologue.

She says "competing in the Miss California seemed a natural step for me after all of my years in Job's Daughters.

The Miss America Organization stands for four values; Community Service, Education, Talent and Physical Fitness. Job's Daughters nurtured and developed all of these areas, and I count myself lucky to have been in this beautiful organization."

Now her other achievements.

University of Southern California - Masters Candidate in Music, Vocal Arts
California Lutheran University – Bachelor of Arts, Music, Magna cum Laude

Dean’s Scholarship and 4.0 GPA -USC
Magna cum Laude Graduate with Departmental Honors, CLU 2004
Dean’s List, 2000-4; CLU Merit Scholarship 2000-4
Who’s Who Among America’s High School Students, 1998-2000;
Honor Roll and 4.0 GPA 2000
National English Merit Award, 2000

Sang in cathedrals and toured throughout England with University Choir

Private voice and Piano Instructor
Opera Soloist for Symphony benefits
Assistant Choir Director and soloist, Bethlehem Lutheran Church
Server and Law Clerk

Music Teacher, Weemes Elementary
Choir Director, St. Agnes School
Director of community theater productions
Miss Ventura County 2004

Friday Night Lights Actress is Jobie

Aimee Teegarden is also the current Sweetheart for Walt Disney Chapter DeMolay in Anaheim.

Aimee is a PHQ from Downey Bethel 244 in Downey, California.

She has guest stared in shows such as "Cold Case", "The Bold and the Beautiful", "Hannah Montana", and "Ned's Declassified". She can also be seen in commericals such as Lays Potato Chips and Axe "Clix". Aimee has also been in print campaigns for Hollister, Nike, K-Swiss, Old Navy, and Alltell.

Aimee plays the coach's daughter.

This show is based on the movie and is getting very good revues.

The timeslot for the show will be Tuesday nights at 8:00 PM/ 7:00 Central.