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This article gives some of the most detailed background on his personal life before becoming a public figure:
*'The page says he’s married to Haley Gibson, went to Camas High School, and that he now “manages Patriot Prayer;”
Gibson grew up in Camas, played quarterback at the local high school, got into trouble with the law, including a break-in at a restaurant, according to the Columbian report; he later spent some time in jail and dropped out of school, causing him to be homeless for a while, living in Portland, Seattle, Mexico and Hawaii;
When a former middle-school athletic director asked him if he wanted to coach football, Gibson took the opportunity to “clean up” his life, he told The Columbian; coaching at Skyridge Middle School in Camas, Gibson got his high school equivalency diploma and went to Central Washington University to pursue a degree in psychology; he ended up coaching around the county and even tried his hand at flipping houses just before the housing market crash;'
Being a Bio of a living person, I'm not sure how much of these details should be added, even though he has spoken about his past very opening and how he turned his life around. ] (]) 21:45, 9 April 2018 (UTC)
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Background of his personal life -expand
This article gives some of the most detailed background on his personal life before becoming a public figure:
'The page says he’s married to Haley Gibson, went to Camas High School, and that he now “manages Patriot Prayer;”
Gibson grew up in Camas, played quarterback at the local high school, got into trouble with the law, including a break-in at a restaurant, according to the Columbian report; he later spent some time in jail and dropped out of school, causing him to be homeless for a while, living in Portland, Seattle, Mexico and Hawaii;
When a former middle-school athletic director asked him if he wanted to coach football, Gibson took the opportunity to “clean up” his life, he told The Columbian; coaching at Skyridge Middle School in Camas, Gibson got his high school equivalency diploma and went to Central Washington University to pursue a degree in psychology; he ended up coaching around the county and even tried his hand at flipping houses just before the housing market crash;'
Being a Bio of a living person, I'm not sure how much of these details should be added, even though he has spoken about his past very opening and how he turned his life around. C. W. Gilmore (talk) 21:45, 9 April 2018 (UTC)
