Virginia teaches art history at the University of Utah Honors College and co-owns Park City Yoga Collective with wife Jenn. A former D1 lacrosse champion at Maryland, they joke, “I almost have the athletic credibility to live here,” adding, “I love mountain biking and dogs.”

 

Sean turned to psychiatry during medical training in Philadelphia after witnessing the youth metal health crisis firsthand as a Denver middle school teacher. Today at Intermountain Health’s Park City Psychiatry and Counseling Clinic, “I help people come out of some of the hardest moments of their lives,” he says. “I’m grateful patients trust me.”

 

Sean has fond childhood memories of Park City, spending months here each year. “It was liberating to take the free bus or ride my bike everywhere,” he recalls. Now living here with his husband, “I live to ski—I get in 50 days a season.”

 

Together, Virginia and Sean advocate for inclusiveness and freedom. “I’ve lived in vibrant queer communities my whole life,” Virginia says. “People want their queer friends and neighbors to know everyone is welcome here.” Sean agrees: “I feel lucky to live in Park City and be part of this wonderful community.” Make sure to keep an out for Winter Pride 2026!