Michael Ouellette

Michael was born in St. Paul, Minnesota and moved to Dearborn, Michigan at age 11. In high school he was active with football, track and the drama club. He earned a four-year football scholarship to Holy Cross College in Worcester, Massachusetts where he completed a B.A. in Sociology. Michael accomplished a second degree of B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from University of Michigan and moved to Sacramento, California where he earned his registration as a Professional Engineer and worked as a civilian for 16 years at McClellan Air Force Base. In 1998 he left the Air Force to work full time as a computer network engineer with his wife Deborah Ouellette in her computer consulting business. Michael moved to southern California in 2001 when he took a job as manager of a county information technology support unit. He began performing in plays with The Newport Beach Repertory Theater and worked three seasons as a writer for the cable TV series The Heartbreak Cafe (1997). He studied Transitio