Bridget Diane Dewey Munger grew up among the evergreens of Spokane, Washington, traipsing after her three older brothers and joining any adventure they would let her in on.  As the only girl and the youngest, she learned to hold her own, love sports, and enjoy the great outdoors.  However, her mother made sure she was always dressed in pink and lace!  When she and her brothers left for school each day, they were expected to give their mother and high-five and say, “Remember who you are, where you came from, what you stand for, I love you, and have a nice day!” Their own “Northern Spark!”

After graduating with her Associates degree in high school, she attended Brigham Young University, which led her to a career teaching second grade for almost a decade.  Then she met the love of her life who whisked her off to Flagstaff, Arizona. There, she attended Northern Arizona University in Educational Psychology, with an emphasis in Human Relations.  She then began her life as a mother of four amazing kiddos (three girls and one boy!). She currently resides in Herriman, Utah with the coolest family on the planet, including her husband Jake, and four children: McKenzie, Jacey, Maverick, and Jewel. She spends her time teaching, speaking, volunteering, writing, reading, organizing, re-organizing, and learning anything and everything she can!