Hello Hema Crew!

Ha, those pictures are so funny. I was thinking about Hema the other day and it seemed like a dream or something. It was a good and bad time for me working there... You all made it good, I really enjoyed screwing around in the blood lab or going for a polish dog, but I didn't really like the long meetings and ambiguous and ever-changing work objectives. Anyway, it was really fun working with true friends.

I hope that everyone has similar good experiences with their new coworkers without the downsides of Hema. But, no matter what, I know that no one will have an experience like this:


Sorry Rich and Kort, you guys missed out on the Wind Rivers, but it was awesome. That is one thing that I really miss about Utah, such close access to so much outdoor recreation and no shortage of people who want to come along. Thanks for coming on the Winds trip Jared, I had a really great time. Lest the rest of you feel left out, you should know that it wasn't all beautiful vistas and clear mountain lakes:


Those mosquitoes were a KILLER! But we still had a good time, especially on the 20 mile death march out on the last day. I hope we will have a chance to do that again sometime. Anyway, I hope everyone will post here and stay in touch. You guys are the best. HEMA FOREVER!

Forrest Mooy

Here is our Family

These are just a few pictures of our little family. (I just cut off all my hair, the "man" at work made me)

Welcome.....

I just thought that this would be a good way for us to keep in touch. If you guys want to, we can post pics and stay in touch. Post if you want. If you have the email addresses of anyone else that worked there, feel free to invite them. (ie Mike Steuer)