Charles Favroth '00

Charles Favroth has spent a fair amount of time in self-discovery. Making mistakes, learning from them, persevering blindly, but always with a sense of belief and faith that he could figure it out. Charles tried a couple of different careers and finally found a solid footing a little over a decade ago. And now, finally feeling like he's at the precipice of thriving. Life is good for the De La Salle graduate from the class of 2000.

LIFE AFTER DE LA SALLE

Where did you go to college?
University of Oregon

Where do you currently work?
Crunchyroll - Software/Platform Engineer focusing on Automation, Cloud Infrastructure Provisioning, Developer Operations and Experience. Charlie Grey Holdings - Consulting, Developing a Fintech Application, AI Agents and Pipelines, and a Lifestyle Brand

What do you most enjoy about your work?
The creativity, the impact on others, and the vision of the future I get to help create.

What is one thing you are most proud of?
My Family.

 

THE DE LA SALLE EXPERIENCE
If you could have dinner with any DLS teacher or administrator (past or present), who would it be and why?
Terry Eidson - He meant and means more to who I am as a man than I realized.

What is your fondest memory while at De La Salle?
Too many to just pick one.

What do you know now that you wish you had known during your time at De La Salle?
Just how important the lessons I was being taught would impact my life in ways I could never have imagined.

What was something you absolutely loved being a part of at De La Salle?
The Football Team.

What was one life lesson that De La Salle taught you?
Show up.

 

JUST FOR FUN

If you had one year and unlimited funds, what would you do?
Travel around the world with my family.

What's on your bucket list and why?
Skydiving - because it terrifies me.

If you were a dessert, what would you be and why?
Tres Leches Cake - Who doesn't like it?

If you could only listen to one song for the rest of your life, what would it be and why?
Song of the Golden Dragon - It allows me to feel almost every human emotion.

What was the last gift you gave someone?
A necklace

If you were a dessert, what would you be and why?
Kevin Fordon - Still doing the good work.