Thomas Claude Ayers, born on December 21, 1955, in Oahu, Hawaii, was the first of five children in the Ayers family. In 1964, the family relocated to Gresham, Oregon, where he showcased his athletic talent on the wrestling teams while attending local schools. To enhance his strength and earn a little money, he delivered The Oregonian via foot or bike. Tom's love for the outdoors was fostered through experiences in scouting, particularly during a memorable canoe trip in British Columbia's Bowron Lake Provincial Park with his family, underscoring his lifelong passion for nature.
Thomas Claude Ayers, born in 1955 in Hawaii, moved to Oregon in 1964 where he flourished in wrestling and developed a lifelong love for the outdoors.
As a child in Gresham, Oregon, Tom delivered newspapers to build muscle and earn a bit of cash, showing his determination from a young age.
Tom's outdoor adventures, including canoeing through British Columbia's Bowron Lake with family, exemplified his love for nature, a passion he maintained throughout his life.
Tom's early life in Oregon featured not just academic and athletic achievements but also a deep connection to scouting and outdoor exploration.
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