Darryl’s Bio
In third and fourth grades, Darryl wanted to be a ‘professional’ salad maker (he
likes salads). In fifth grade, he wanted to be a lumberjack. In sixth grade, he wanted to teach
shop. By the seventh grade, Darryl wanted to be a golf course superintendent. For the last 43
years, he has worked in the golf industry and been a golf course superintendent for 25 years
Along his journey, Darryl earned a bachelor’s degree in Horticulture (University of Arizona) and
a Master’s degree in Agronomy (University of Georgia). He also filled roles as a ‘water
conservation specialist’ and ‘water resource manager’ for the City of Phoenix
Darryl has gained valuable experience with irrigation pertaining to design, scheduling, auditing,
repairs and trouble-shooting. He also has engaged with untold customers and finds joy in
helping others.
Kamryn’s Bio
Driven by a curious mind, Kamryn might be what one would consider a “jack
of all trades”. With a diverse range of interests spanning art, science, math, and philosophy, she
never felt compelled to choose just one path. A pivotal moment arose when Kamryn’s mother, a
real estate agent, asked for her assistance with a client’s malfunctioning sprinkler system.
Drawing on her father’s teachings, Kamryn found herself gradually transitioning from occasional
helping family-friends to providing regular services to an assortment of individuals.
During this period, Kamryn discovered the profound appeal of irrigation as a long-term career.
She found artistic expression in the restoration and optimization of malfunctioning systems.
Science drove her practices, as it played a crucial role in understanding plant behavior.
Mathematics became a constant companion – guiding precise measurements, radius calculations,
and design grid patterns. Kamryn utilized philosophy in her watering methods, prioritizing
sustainability and eco-friendliness.
While she had stumbled upon a career that resonated with all her interests, what truly solidified
Kamryn’s commitment was the opportunity to make a meaningful impact on people’s lives.
Recognizing that the essence of her work lay in touching the lives of those around her, Kamryn
embraced irrigation not just as a profession but as a means of contributing positively to her
community.
