Dan & Janice Hunter
Dan & Janice Hunter
Dan Hunter and his wife Janice have been married for forty years, have 5 children and 12 grandchildren. They have home schooled since 1993. Dan is the author of nine history books which are used across the nation in private schools and home schools. He is a graduate of George Wythe University in Cedar City, Utah in Business and Biblical Studies, and was a private school teacher for 10 years. Dan started Living History
in 1999 when he started writing his history books.
In 2004 Dan and Janice bought Archive Publishers
and Wholesome Books
which they run with a lot of help from their children. Wholesome Books is a home school/private school bookstore, and under the Archive Publishers’ name they re-publish out-of-print LDS and non-LDS books, with 175 titles currently available. To add a little variety to his life, Dan is a driver’s education instructor. Dan has been Ward Young Men’s President, Stake Sunday School President, a Stake High Council member and Bishop. Currently he is a Family History Consultant and Membership Clerk.
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