Bret Anderson was born in Alabama at the conclusion of his father’s Air Force service. He was raised in western Washington in a small agriculturally based city of 6000 people. He briefly attended a junior college with an interest in Civil Engineering.  He was called to serve as a missionary in the Japan, Tokyo South Mission (1987 to 1989). Bret loved every bit of his mission and learned to love the Japanese people. Upon his return from Japan, he started school at BYU. He changed his major from Civil Engineering to Agribusiness. Bret loved the mix of biology and business. While at BYU Bret met and married his bride.  After graduation, they moved to Logan Utah to do a Master's in Reproductive Biology and Endocrinology. It was here that Bret made the decision to use his knowledge and skills to help multiply and replenish eternal families instead of cattle, goats, sheep, pigs, or horses.  

His first job was in Los Angeles, California, working for the largest fertility clinic on the west coast. In 1999, he moved to Boise to help the people of Idaho in their struggle from infertility to family.  

Bret enjoys spending time outside with his family hiking, camping, or on the lake.  A personal interest in road cycling. Together with his wife Sharon, they have 4 children.