Timothy J Anderson
(? - living) U.S.A.
Trucker, horseman and writer
Timothy is a graduate of Lutheran Bible Institute of Seattle (now Trinity College) and Seattle Pacific University.  The co-author of Chicken Haulers and the High Liners: CB Talk Among Interstate Truckers, published by Rowman and Littlefield, and writer of Tim's Tales from the Road. Anderson has 16 years of Over the Road trucking experience throughout North America. His contributions to the trucking industry include membership in numerous driver related organizations as well as volunteer work for several non-profit trucking and AIDS related charities.
In 2002, Anderson's piece "Drive through This" was selected and aired as a contribution to the 2003 season of PRI's (Public Radio International's) award winning program "Outright Radio". The show began airing in May of 2003 all across North America. Anderson currently resides in Pend Oreille County, Washington. In July of 2003, he was selected to serve as the Vice President of the Gay Trucker's Association in charge of media relations.
"I am not the couch potato type, and I have never been too fond of the urban scene. The drugged out, steroid driven images I know from the traditional gay communities are postcards from another world. That world seems a little too fast for me, if not a little too shallow. I'd rather be spending my time in a quiet, one street town, checking out the rodeo and making the friendship of some underpaid, under appreciated loud-mouthed waitress who is hell bent on burning up the place with her spit fire tongue."
Website: http://www.highmountainranch.com/indexofstories.html
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