The Highlands Hello: Neighborhood News

Merry Christmas.  Wishing you peace and love this Christmas. There’s an added feeling of friendship and caring at this special time of year. We are blessed to be among good friends and neighbors here in the Highlands. Spotlight on John and Sue Waycuilis!  John and Sue moved into the beautiful white brick home at the top of Weber Drive in 2021. But their stories began in the Midwest. At an early age, Sue developed an adventurous spirit and left her small town in Ohio after high school for an all-girls college in Virginia to join an equestrian program. She then developed a love for skiing and wanted to venture to the West. One of her professors said, “Don’t stop in Colorado, but keep going further west to Utah if you want the best snow.” So she did and landed a job at a Park City ski resort. She then went home to Ohio to continue her studies at Findlay College in business. While there she met John who had completed chemical engineering degrees at Northwestern University and the Univers

Grateful for Caring Friends and Neighbors.  At this holiday season, we express gratitude to each of you for your neighborly caring and thoughtfulness. We are blessed to live among such terrific friends and neighbors here in the Highlands. Spotlight on Lance and Amy Tyrrell!  Lance and Amy grew up here in Morgan and, after over a decade of marriage and adventure, they came back home in 2018 to purchase their home on Sierra Avenue which belonged to Amy’s grandmother, LuDean Hugie. They have two wonderful daughters who love to dance: Harper age 12 and Noel age 8. Lance earned a masters degree in City Planning and works for the Larry H. Miller Group designing really cool and modern landscapes and urban living spaces. Amy earned her masters degree in speech pathology and works for Lexia as training consultant as well as with Davis School District’s literacy program. Amy grew up loving dance (MHS drill team), skiing and snowboarding. Lance grew up loving snowboarding and dirtbiking. They s