Survivor: Exile Island Premieres Feb. 2, 8 PM, on CBS

Terry Biography Terry Deitz was born and raised in Matawan, New Jersey, by his mother, Peggy and father, George. He has three brothers, Mickey, Skip and Tommie, and one sister, Pegi. Deitz attended St. Joseph's Grammar School in Keyport, New Jersey, where he played little league baseball, football and basketball. He was also an avid swimmer and a member of the dive team. He then attended St. John Vianney High School in Holmdel, New Jersey, where he earned 11 Varsity letters in football (quarterback), baseball (catcher) and wrestling. He received All County and All Conference awards and made All-State Baseball 1st Team. In addition, he was Varsity Captain for three sports. From 1978 to 1982, Deitz attended the United States Naval Academy. While there, he played four years of Varsity Division I baseball. In 1982, he was ordered to the USS Enterprise aircraft carrier as a Ship's Officer in the Weapons Department, where he handled ship's defense systems. He was also Officer of the Deck qualified, which enabled him to run the ship for the Captain on a four-hour watch rotation. In 1984, Deitz was ordered to the US Navy flight school in Pensacola, Florida, where he learned to fly a Navy T-34 turbo prop. He earned jet grades and was sent to Meridian, Mississippi for T-2 and T-A4 advanced jet training. After he obtained his Navy wings, he was ordered to NAS Miramar in San Diego, California, for training in the F-14 Tomcat. In 1986, he began flying the F-14. In 1987, he was a pilot with the Fighter Squadron-51 (Miramar/Deployed on the USS Carl Vinson CVN-70). Deitz met his wife, Trish, six days before his last six-month cruise. They had three dates, and then he went away for six months. They eventually married on October 5, 1991. From 1990-1992, Deitz conducted shore duty as an F-14 Instructor pilot. In 1992, married life with family aspirations triggered his decision to leave the active duty Navy. He was honorably discharged from active Navy and entered Navy reserve. He was then hired by American Airlines as a commercial pilot. In 1994, he and his family moved from San Diego to Simsbury, Connecticut to be able to fly out of New York and Boston. While employed as a commercial pilot, he was also hired by the Naval Reserve Logistics Squadron-52 where he flew the DC-9 worldwide out of the Navy air station in Willow Grove, Pennsylvania. He was later promoted to Commander and eventually retired in April 2001. Deitz presently resides in Simsbury, Connecticut with Trish and their children, Kayla and Daniel. He continues to fly with American Airlines, piloting the Airbus A300. His birth date is October 10, 1959. Favorites Colors Navy blue, gold Scents My wife's perfume, dinner cooking, cigar smoke outside Flowers Wisteria, rose Board Games Pictionary Video Games Flying simulators Sports to Play Football, baseball, golf, tennis, hockey, surfing Sports Teams Red Sox, Jets, Navy Outdoor Activities Sports, hiking, construction TV Shows SURVIVOR, THE AMAZING RACE, ESPN, Fox News, Weather Channel Movies Saving Private Ryan, Castaway, Top Gun Actors Matt Damon, John Travolta, Tom Cruise, John Cusack Actresses Renée Zellweger, Marisa Tomei, Jennifer Aniston Music Rock & roll, Springsteen, Eagles, John Cougar Mellencamp Magazines Sports Illustrated, Aviation Week Books/Authors Tom Clancy, Colin Powell Cereals Raisin Bran Fruits Mango, banana, orange, melon, strawberries Snack Foods Mixed nuts, low carb protein bars Cookies Chocolate chip, Heath bar, white chunk macadamia Candy Bars Heath bar, Snickers Alcoholic Drinks Michelob Ultra, Guinness, rum & Coke, scotch Non-Alcoholic Water, Diet Pepsi

Tina Biography The youngest of six children born into a logging sports family, Tina Scheer learned how to log roll in Northern Wisconsin when she was seven years old. She feels all of her childhood memories are good ones and credits her mother for raising six children by herself. Scheer is the owner of the World Champion Lumberjills, "Chics with Axes," a traveling group of female lumberjacks. She is also owner of The Great Maine Lumberjack Show, which is based in Trenton, Maine. She competes regularly as a lumberjill and is also a logging sports promoter. In addition to touring the country, she has traveled to Australia ten times with her exhibitions. She also traveled to South Africa, Germany and New Zealand. She has been featured in CBS's Challenge of the Sexes, MTV's Real World, National Geographic, Sports Illustrated and Women's Sport & Fitness. After Scheer was accepted to participate in SURVIVOR: GUATEMALA, her only child, Charlie, 16, was killed in an auto accident one week before she was expected to leave. In spite of this tragedy, Scheer was determined to complete the SURVIVOR adventure that they had started together. She describes herself as outgoing, funny and adventurous. Scheer feels her greatest achievement, apart from the privilege of being Charlie's mom, is promoting women in a man's sport. Having grown up in the woods, Scheer is most comfortable in the outdoors. She is an avid hiker and biker, kayaks regularly and does X-C skiing. Scheer currently splits her time between Hayward, Wisconsin, and Trenton, Maine. Her birth date is November 17, 1960. Favorites Colors Black, red Scents Floral, musks, cooking, great wine, wood smoke Flowers Rose, gardenia, lily Board Games No favorite Video Games Pac-Man Sports to Play Logging sports Sports Teams Green Bay Packers Outdoor Activities Almost all TV Shows Law & Order Movies Out of Africa Actors Robert Redford Actresses Meryl Streep Music India.Arie, Chaka Khan, Motown, classic R&B Magazines Gardening Books/Authors No favorite Cereals Oatmeal, Cap'n Crunch with berries Fruits Banana, peach Snack Foods Microwave popcorn with butter Cookies Pepperidge Farm Brussels Candy Bars Anything with chocolate Alcoholic Drinks Shiraz wine, Guinness Non-Alcoholic Silk Chocolate Soy Milk

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