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- Gresham Dale Bouma
- Latah County, Idaho
- Gresham’s background includes degrees in solar technology and accounting and experience as city/school auditor, school district business manager, Idaho public school teacher for 6 years, small businessman for 12 years, avid student of economics, and small organic family farmer. These diverse public and private sector experiences equip him to address critical Idaho issues, including energy, education, agriculture, and the economy. He is married to Wendy and is the father of four, with one married and working at Schweitzer, one a senior in Mechanical Engineering at UI, and two still at home.
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