Profiles in Service - May 30, 2016
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Len C. Humphries
NACo Board of Directors
Sheriff, Fremont County, Idaho
Number of years active in NACo: 5
Years in public service: 24
Occupation: Fremont County Sheriff
Education: Electrical Engineering Technology
The hardest thing I’ve ever done: Run for public office.
Three people (living or dead) I’d invite to dinner: George Washington, Porter Rockwell, Ronald Reagan.
A dream I have is to: Learn to play piano.
You’d be surprised to learn that I: Speak Portuguese fluently.
The most adventurous thing I’ve ever done is: Learn to rappel.
My favorite way to relax is: Read a good book.
I’m most proud of: My wife Johanna, who is a registered nurse-case manager.
Every morning I read: My emails.
My favorite meal is: Thanksgiving dinner.
My pet peeve is: Meetings that run long.
My motto is: Be prepared
The last book I read was: And the Good News is by Dana Perino.
My favorite movie is: Battleship.
My favorite music is: James Taylor.
My favorite president is: Ronald Reagan.
My county is a NACo member because: It helps our small voice get out to a larger audience.
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