Before we moved to the island, I studied Jet Propulsion Engineering at Colorado University, after which I enrolled in the astronaut training program at Space Center, just like John had done before me. Piloting Thunderbird 3 is a breeze...but I bring Scott along as my co-pilot, just to please Dad, of course.

I've taken part in lots of rescue adventures and have logged nearly as many miles as Scott and Virgil. It's really amazing to think that my dad turned around our own family tragedy---my mom's death---and made something so positive out of it. That's what International Rescue is all about: we do all we can to save people in peril, thereby keeping their families from the pain of the untimely loss of someone dear to them. We don't stick around for the "thank you's," though we know people are grateful for our efforts. A job well done is its own reward...and a "congratulations" apple pie baked by Grandma is even better!

When I'm at home, you can usually find me in the pool; I just love floating about in the climate-controlled water. I'm also fond of hanging out with my Dad and watching TV in the lounge with him. I take full advantage of being home because I get really bored on Thunderbird 5, even though Tin Tin and I use one of the radio bands to talk to each other quite a lot. (You didn't hear that, John)! Hey, it keeps me up there with minimal complaint a month at a time, so I think my secret is safe, if you know what I mean...heheheheheh!

My Stats:
IR Sash: White
Eyes: Blue
Hair: Blonde
Age: 21