Bios

Jenny Masche

My name is Jennifer Lynn Masche. I am 34 years old and live in Lake Havasu City, Arizona. I am currently a physician’s assistant and work at Kingman Regional Medical Center in the emergency room. I graduated with my undergraduate degree at Texas Christian University in Fort Worth, Texas (go Horned Frogs!), and graduated from Midwestern University with my master's in medical science and physician’s assistant studies. Praise the lord I no longer attend school! My first job as a PA was in Arlington, Texas, for a wonderful internal medical doctor. While I was working there, a couple that I grew up with contacted me and the husband asked if I would e-mail his friend Bryan Masche. Bryan and his best friend Mike Fields were both in the U.S. Air Force and were stationed overseas in Kuwait at the beginning of the Iraq War. I first received an e-mail from Bryan in late January, met Bryan face-to-face Memorial Day weekend 2003, got engaged Labor Day weekend 2003, and married January 2, 2004. We had three years of bliss and then our lives changed forever June 11, 2007, when our six amazing, precious, healthy babies were born in Phoenix, Arizona. The best day of my life!

A few of my hobbies include church, traveling, running, reading, spinning, and investing in real estate with my husband. The first time I appeared on TV is when Bryan asked me to marry him on national television at an Arizona Diamondbacks baseball game. We also appeared on TV early in my pregnancy on the Today Show. Fun facts: My lifelong dream is to be a medical missionary in Central or South America. I have visited many countries including Haiti, Guatemala, Spain, and Costa Rica. Bryan and I toured Italy and our absolute favorite vacations include going to the beach—anywhere! We joked before we had our children that we wanted a whole baseball team; we got a basketball team. We appeared on Deal or No Deal, one of the most fun things we have ever done! Our most fun fact: We have six kids all the same age!

Bryan Masche

My name is Bryan Masche. I am a 31-year-old father of sextuplets living in Lake Havasu City, Arizona, with my wife Jenny. I’ve been a pharmaceutical salesman for the past four years. Before my selling days I spent eight years in the United States Air Force Security Forces. This was a great experience as I was able to explore the entire globe. I lived for almost two years in both Kuwait and Saudi Arabia. I also lived in Tokyo for two years and have explored South Korea, Guam, Hawaii, and Italy. In college I studied justice studies and political science at Arizona State University and played rugby for the Sun Devils. I recently completed my MBA at the University of Phoenix and am pondering the pursuit of a doctorate. I stay busy raising six kids, building my pharmaceutical business, and running a real-estate investment company with my wife. Jenny and I have several properties that we maintain and fix up for our tenants. My other hobbies include shooting guns, blowing things up in the desert, and reading books about politics, business, sales, real estate, and investing as well as the Bible. Jenny and I also train for marathon runs. I enjoy watching the AZ Diamondbacks and the Arizona Cardinals. My dream is to live on a big ranch with our kids and run for office, either for the state senate in Arizona or perhaps the U.S. Congress.

Savannah Jane

Savannah Jane was born at 8:21 a.m. on June 11, 2007. Savannah was born at Banner Good Sam Hospital in Phoenix, Arizona, and delivered by the wonderful Dr. John Elliot. Savannah received her name because she was the firstborn and the smallest. The nurse in the NICU called her the "little princess," so Savannah Jane was the perfect name because she was a petite southern belle. Savannah continues to be our little princess as she is very girlie and loves to walk around with her baby doll or stuffed animal and a purse. She is the best hugger and very much a daddy's girl. Savannah loves to flirt, she loves to talk, and most of all she loves to dance. Although Savannah is the smallest, she eats more than anyone in the family! She has a metabolism any woman would envy. She has beautiful brown wavy hair, big greenish-brown eyes, and a beautiful smile. Savannah's first time on television was the day she was born!

Bailey Elizabeth

Bailey Elizabeth was born at 8:22 a.m. on June 11, 2007. Bailey was also delivered by Dr. John Elliot at BGSH in Phoenix. Bailey was a name Bryan and I both loved. After we named Molli and Savannah, there was only one girl left to be named. Therefore, Bailey was Bailey. The name couldn't fit her better! Bailey is known as "the boss." She has a very strong will and is more persistent than any child I have ever met! She likes to be in charge, yet she can also be very sweet and loving to her sisters and brothers and give them things when they are crying or kiss them to make them feel better. Bailey has beautiful blue eyes, blond hair, and an award-winning smile. Bailey is our fashion diva; she is always carrying a purse, a pair of shoes, and one item from her mother's makeup collection. Bailey also loves to imitate her mama by talking on the phone all day. Bailey’s first day on TV was the day she was born!

Grant William

Grant William was born at 8:23 a.m. on June 11, 2007. Grant was also delivered at BGSH by the great Dr. John Elliot. Grant was our biggest baby at a whopping 3 pounds. Daddy first held Grant because he was the biggest, and as he was holding him he said, "He looks big and strong, let's name him Grant." Grant has dark blue eyes with a thick head of blond hair. As a baby I called him my little surfer boy. We have learned over time that Grant is our gentle giant. He is not a fighter but a lover. He smiles with the most adorable dimples ever and loves to give wet open-mouth kisses. He is starting to defend himself more when his siblings take something from him or make him mad, but he is rarely the cause of conflict. Grant loves to play ball, climb, and ride the tractor; he is 100 percent boy! Grant also made his first TV debut the day he was born!

Cole Robert

Cole Robert was born at 8:24 a.m. on June 11, 2007. Cole was delivered at BGSM in Phoenix by Dr. John Elliot. Cole was the first baby I held and named. With his small frame and his big eyes, I saw a resemblance to my father, Robert, so I wanted him to have the name Cole Robert. Cole is the smallest of the boys but mighty. He truly has the most sweet, genuine smile you have ever seen in your life. He has darker hair than his brothers and perfect chocolate brown eyes. He is sweet and kind and is rarely aggressive, however, when attacked he is our Coco Chomper! He has been a biter from the beginning with a full mouth of teeth. He loves balls, loves the water more than anything, loves to ride his little cars, and loves airplanes. Cole is fascinated by life and says "Wow, what's that?" about everything he sees. Cole’s first TV appearance was the day he was born!

Molli Grace

Molli Grace was born at 8:25 a.m. on June 11, 2007. Molli was delivered by Dr. Elliot at BGSH in Phoenix. Molli was the only baby not needing any airway assistance at birth, so the respiratory therapist called her our little fighter. Molli has lovely straight brown hair and the most beautiful brown eyes ever. Molli is the easiest, most low-maintenance child ever; anyone could handle six Mollis! Molli loves animals, and our little dog Luke is her very best friend. Molli enjoys dancing and tumbling, and she will definitely be my little gymnast. Molli is very girly in that she doesn’t like to get dirty. She loves to be held and refuses to be put down, wrapping her legs tightly around your waist, so I have nicknamed her my little koala. Molli's first TV debut was the day she was born!

Blake Nickolas

Blake Nickolas was finally born at 8:26 a.m. on June11, 2007. He was also delivered by Dr. John Elliot at BGSH in Phoenix. Blake had the "best real estate" in the womb and people often say of him "the last shall be first." Blake has been the first to conquer every skill, from crawling to walking to talking. He climbed out of his crib at 16 months and crawled into his siblings’ cribs, and he is the first to have a toddler bed. Blake is the bruiser and gets what he wants, but is also the biggest mama's boy of them all! He can accomplish any task he sets out to do and is already starting to help his mom pick up around the house. Blake likes things to be exact, which is a trait of his father’s. Blake has blond hair and hazel eyes and has already taken the role of protector in the family. He defends and protects his siblings whenever he thinks they are in need. Blake loves "big people stuff”—Dad’s computer, Mom's cell phone, the broom, the mop, and Dad's toolbox. Blake is ready to be a grownup.