For Kent and Darlene Tew, the entrepreneurial spirit has always been part of their lives. They have owned and operated 10 businesses, including a home and lumber yard center. They developed a guest ranch in Wyoming. Kent has owned and managed a furniture store, and he also managed a savings and loan company.

On November 30, 2001, they were introduced to PPLSI, and the concept of equal justice sank in deep. The couple has 11 children and 30 grandchildren, and they are proud to have served the company as Area Coordinators, Regional Vice Presidents and Senior Group Vice Presidents of Idaho. When they started their PPLSI business, they set a goal to qualify for the Executive Director level in one year. With hard work and support from their great team, they qualified exactly one year to the day! “On Thanksgiving day 2010, we zeroed out our debit balance!” reports Darlene. “We have met many incredible people in our years with PPLSI!”

They have steadily maintained their Performance Club qualifications and have qualified every consecutive month since January 2002. The Tews recognize that without the Lord they could not have succeeded. They give thanks to Him daily and are presently serving as addiction recovery program leaders for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.