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The Grail Seekers Team
It takes a village to bring you Grail Seekers. Although at times we have a tongue and cheek
approach to Grail related matters, I assure you it’s because we try to make
everything we present enjoyable. Below is a, sometimes light hearted, listing
of those that are considered part of the Grail Seekers family. A
special huzzah goes to Scott Hallgren, Tracey Hudson, John and Barbabra
Kannard, John Letterman, and Jeff Nisbet for their support and ideas. Without the input of these folks, Grail
Seekers would never have existed. Thank you all.
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Brian Kannard Began a now life long interest in matters of the Grail, Knights Templar and Freemasonry while in college. Brian is a 32nd Degree Scottish Rite Mason and a member of Doric Lodge #732 in Nashville, TN. In May of 2006, Brian began the Grail Seeker blog. Since then, Brian's articles have been featured on such web sites as: Unexplained Mysteries, Coast to Coast AM, The Paranormal Report, and Red Ice Creations. He has also been a guest on the Oopa Loopa Blog Talk Radio Show discussing matters related to the Grail. Currently, he lives in Nashville with his wife Laura and son Robert. When not perusing his career as a retail guru, Brian releases stress on his XBox 360 under the gamer tag of Killer Kannard. |
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Laura Lee Kannard Accountant by day, and Grail Seeker by night, Laura has taken on a diverse role in the Grail Seeker organization. Her duties include: chief editor, proof reader, travel and event coordinator, finder of lost things, and kick in the butt giver. Laura's humble beginnings in Byhalia, MS which is about as far away from the Grail as one can get. She has made up for lost time by letting her husband drag her half way across the world in search of the Grail and Templars. |
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Barry Edwards Was kind enough to create the Grail Seeker logo and can be considered the graphic consultant for the Grail Seeker team. With sheepskins from Freed Hardeman University and Middle Tennessee State University, Bear is a graphic powerhouse. Currently he does freelance work under the moniker of King Bee Creative. |
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Jeremy Gossett When not on the disk golf links, Jeremy is the marketing guru behind the Grail Seekers. Most in the South Nashville Marketing Association believe his marketing practices are a radical innovation that borders on genius or madness. Jeremy is also a graduate of Freed Hardeman University and works for the corporate world by day. His input on this project has been invaluable, and ladies he's single. |
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Robert Kannard Has the subtle distinction of being the littlest Grail Seeker of the bunch. At the spry age of six, Robert has become something of a creative consultant for the group. His input has included such ideas as: "Why don't you write about dinosaurs?" and "A picture of Darth Vader would look good there" |
