We met working at Jackson Hole Mountain Resort in the winter of 2018. We both thought the other was cute, but Jordan refused to continue to talk to Troy unless he proved to be a good snowboarder. Luckily, he was. We had only been seeing each other for a couple of weeks until distance came between us, literal distance. Jordan left to hike alone on the Appalachian Trail for five weeks and Troy left to work for 6 months in Alaska. We talked on the phone and face timed almost every day. The foundation of our relationship was built around pure trust, talking, and knowing that the other was worth waiting for.

After a long almost seven months of not seeing one another, we then immediately decided that going overseas was the best way to determine if this relationship would really work...so we went to Columbia for two weeks. Following our trip, we dove right back into a season of snowboarding together and through that sport we did and still do really bond.

Troy introduced Jordan to an entire new world of adventure, the off-trail kind. Quickly, we found the love of antler "shed" hunting together. It quickly became one of our favorite pass-times, so much so, that Troy proposed while we were on an overnight shed hunting river trip.

We spend as much time as we can on the river from spring to fall, and a lot of that time we hike around off trail in hopes to stumble upon an antler.

Almost three years into our relationship we made the life-changing decision to bring our dog Huck into our lives. That little boy changed both of our lives for the best. Huck has given us an even stronger bond as a couple and has taught us the beauty of raising and loving something so dearly together as a team. And if you ask either of us, we have done a damn good job raising little Huck.

Through all of our ups and downs in life or career, we both wake up choosing the other every day because we love each other. We have found our life-long adventure partner.

We are truly blessed to have the family and friends that have made each of us the individuals we are today and have been a part of our story.