Born in Pocatello, Idaho, I lived in Blackfoot until eight then moved to Boise. Several moves after that. My parents were Park N. Christiansen and Nola Agnes Johnson. My grandparents were James and Thelma Park Christiansen and Lawrence Frank and Ethel Rebecca Radford Johnson. The Christiansens and Johnsons (originally Johansens) immigrated to the US after converting to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, although there are lines in both those families that are well established in the United States from very early in its history. The Parks immigrated from Scotland to Canada and from there to the United States. The Radfords trace their ancestry early American ancestry.

Born in Pocatello, Idaho, I lived in Blackfoot until eight then moved to Boise. Several moves after that. My parents were Park N. Christiansen and Nola Agnes Johnson. My grandparents were James and Thelma Park Christiansen and Lawrence Frank and Ethel Rebecca Radford Johnson. The Christiansens and Johnsons (originally Johansens) immigrated to the US after converting to the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, although there are lines in both those families that are well established in the United States from very early in its history. The Parks immigrated from Scotland to Canada and from there to the United States. The Radfords trace their ancestry early American ancestry.