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| Todd
F. Cope grew up in Spanish Fork, Utah
where he still resides. As the youngest
of thirteen children, he quickly learned
to get along with others. After graduating
from high school, he served an LDS mission
to Western Australia where he met a
missionary from New Zealand who would
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| Todd
and Denise were married in New Zealand
and lived there for two years before
returning to the United States so he
could continue his education. He graduated
from Utah Valley State College in Orem,
Utah with an associate degree in nursing
and later from Weber State University
in Ogden, Utah with a |
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| baccalaureate
degree in nursing. Most of his career has been spent
in the Emergency Room. Currently he is the Director
of Nursing at an assisted living center in Provo,
Utah. He enjoys gardening, running and spending
time with his wife and four children. |
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love for writing dates back to the second grade
when he won a poetry writing contest. He continued
to be honored for his essays, poetry and prose throughout
his school career. Todd has published many articles
on a variety of subjects in several forums including
the Ensign and New Era magazines.
He is the author of The Shift,
a self-published novel that inspired the CBS Television
movie The Last Dance, starring Maureen O’Hara.
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