Proud to be Local – Jacob Skeen – Brought to you by CFM
I grew up in Whitianga and Matarangi from the time I was born until I was 15 years old. My Dad, Mike, is still living in Whitianga. You can probably find him at the rugby club or at Smitty’s.
I grew up in Whitianga and Matarangi from the time I was born until I was 15 years old. My Dad, Mike, is still living in Whitianga. You can probably find him at the rugby club or at Smitty’s.
I’ve been living in London since 2008, most recently in the north-east, not far from Stratford where the Summer Olympics were held in 2012.
I currently live on a 50 m superyacht, based in the Caribbean sea for six months and the other six months in the Mediterranean Sea. I’ve been living abroad since April 2023.
I’ve been living in Perth since 2009. I bought a house here in the northern suburbs of Perth in 2015; in total, I’ve lived in Perth for the past 16 years.
I have been living in the US since 1987. I spent a few short months in Hawaii (Pearl City), six years in Southern California (Rialto), 23 years in Arizona (Lake Havasu), and the last nine years in Nevada (Las Vegas).
I grew up in Whitianga and Matarangi from the time I was born until I was 15 years old. My Dad, Mike, is still living in Whitianga. You can probably find him at the rugby club or at Smitty’s.
I’ve been living in London since 2008, most recently in the north-east, not far from Stratford where the Summer Olympics were held in 2012.
I currently live on a 50 m superyacht, based in the Caribbean sea for six months and the other six months in the Mediterranean Sea. I’ve been living abroad since April 2023.
I’ve been living in Perth since 2009. I bought a house here in the northern suburbs of Perth in 2015; in total, I’ve lived in Perth for the past 16 years.
I have been living in the US since 1987. I spent a few short months in Hawaii (Pearl City), six years in Southern California (Rialto), 23 years in Arizona (Lake Havasu), and the last nine years in Nevada (Las Vegas).
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