I grew up in Massachusetts and moved to NH upon our marriage. From there we raised our family of 4, 3 boys, 1 girl. I worked as an Electronics Test Technician, an Automotive Technician (owned 3 garages), a Heavy Equipment Tech & Manager, and as an Equipment Maintenance Specialist and Project Manager for a foundry. I presently am involved in starting up a new business venture.

I enjoy computer programming, music and books, especially history. I have been an elder and teacher in a reformed church since 1976

Corey Turnbull: I think I know most of you, and although I have been absent the last few years. I have watched from a far and kept up in newsletters and such. I think TCA is in a great place and finally posed for some fantastic growth, if we do it right. While staying true to Dottie and Jim, we can move this group into the 21 century and put everything else to bed.

My primary objective in helping will be to ask a couple of simple questions. Is this fun? What’s in it for the person and why would they sign up? If I can answer these questions than I will be satisfied.

Canada remains an area of untapped potential for TCA - but it takes a lot to get Canadians out of our shell and while we remain a very liberal country (as you have recently seen) we can also be conservative and suspicious. It doesn't take much to quickly decide the value of something and turn our back if we feel it has nothing for us. It's possible we are linked to the Turnbulls of Rossie (grin) !!! Just Kidding Lee !!! No offence.

Bill Trimble: I am 57 years old and, a Vietnam Veteran. I was born and raised in Tacoma, Washington, USA and am currently living in Richland, Washington, USA where I am a contract security officer for the General Services Administration of the US government.

My grandfather started me out at an early age learning about my heritage and the lore of the Turnbulls.  I got started in Scottish Highland Games in 1997 and (with my brother Kim) started hosting a tent in 1999.  I've not been to Scotland yet, but am hoping to go within the next couple of years.

Sarah Turnbull Snow

My husband and I live in Chapel Hill, NC, where we recently moved to after living for 25 years in Atlanta, GA.  He was ready to 'come home' as he is a native North Carolina and a "tar heel born and bred".  We have been active in many Scottish activities both in NC and Atlanta for quite a number of years (his Mother's family is Clan Fraser) and I am from the Florida Turnbulls.

Looking forward to helping in anyway to expand the clan and grow.

Dana Hume: I was born at a very early age, in Oakland, California. Raised all of my life in the San Francisco Bay Area, lived mostly in Lafayette, California, and now in Concord, California. I am 46 years young with a beautiful nine year old daughter, Elena. Actually, there is not much difference in our ages mentally, so we get along very well.

I have had a great interest in the "Turnbull Family"....immediate and from afar, for a very long time. My father started his interest back in the 1960s, and I am the one that has inherited his genes to carry on our Turnbull Family Book of Documents. I am the only one in my immediate family that has made that trek to Scotland, besides my father and mother, and I have done so three times. I HIGHLY recommend the Scottish boarders and Edinburgh. Some of my best memories are of my travels there!

I currently work for a local school district, on a state-mandated program (oh darn those special interest groups, but it does keep me employed).  Soon we will be moving to Meridian, Idaho, mostly by the seat of our pants, like pioneers to uncharted territory; Bigger home, better schools, and good snow skiing.  My new Idaho car license plate will have a baked potato with a slab of butter pictured on it.

I am looking forward to this new endeavor! I am so happy to be a member of TCA!

George B. Turnbull: I’m 54, married with four kids (adults) and live 2 miles south of Hawick on the A7 in a converted late 18th century horse driven threshing mill. I also own a design and marketing company from the premises and in recent years have launched a business planning, management development and marketing system called Turn The Bull To Your Advantage. As you would expect with a name like that it is achieving excellent results for clients.

I¹ve been involved with the Turnbull Clan Association since it was founded by the late John ŒGuttie¹ Turnbull. The Association has been almost latent in Scotland for some time but now with this new spirit of enthusiasm from yourselves I¹m sure things will pick up apace in the next year or so.