Hi!  My name is Milo Pabawena and I am a Native American Shoshoni Indian from Fort Hall, Idaho.  I was born and raised on the Reservation where my parents taught me and my younger siblings how to work hard.  We owned and operated the family farm in the Bannock Creek area where we raised cattle and grain.  I can remember spending many hours on the farm irrigating and plowing the land.  I am the oldest of six children.  Even though I was raised on the reservation, my parents had us attend school off the reservation.  I attended Tyhee Elementary, Hawthorne Jr. High and Highland High School in Pocatello, Idaho, to which I am extremely grateful.  After graduation in 1997, I attended Ricks College (BYU-I), Idaho State University and then transferred to Utah Valley University where I am studying Aviation Sciences.  My focus is getting my bachelors as a professional pilot.  I started flight training as a helicopter at Utah Helicopters and now I am looking to transfer to Mountain Ridge Helicopter in Logan, Utah (much closer to home).    

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I am happily married and living in Franklin, Idaho where my wife and I are raising 7 crazy, but beautiful children.                                                                                                                 ​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

 

 

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