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Bucket List Family
Travel and lifestyle gurus Garrett and Jessica Gee, along with their children Dorothy, Manilla, and Calihan, are known as The Bucket List Family. Their amazing adventures that they post online have won them admirers from all around the world. They demonstrate an amazing approach to combine travel, family, and purpose-driven life. In essence, they are an awesome family that inspires us all to take on new challenges and fully enjoy life.
In 2009, Garrett Gee met Jessica in a little flower shop while on a volunteer trip to Vladivostok, Russia, which was an unexpected beginning to his entrepreneurial journey. Later, when Garrett was a freshman at Brigham Young University in Provo, Utah, where he also played soccer and demonstrated his aptitude for entrepreneurship by creating his first app, Scan, they got back in touch. Originally from Denver, Colorado, Jessica fell in love with helping people and learning about foreign cultures when she was 21 years old and went on a mission trip to Vladivostok. She subsequently went on to work in web development and internet marketing. Their paths crossed, inspiring them to sell their possessions and set out on an international adventure that served as the impetus for The Bucket List Family.
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