Russell Swan from "Survivor: Samoa" is one of the contestants on Season 19 of the CBS reality competition series. Russell from "Survivor: Samoa" is an attorney from Glenside, Pennsylvania. Russell Swan is 42 years old.
At 5'11" and 220 "semi-solid" pounds, this attorney spends his working hours suing companies and individuals who violate environmental laws. In addition to practicing law, Russell Swan from "Survivor: Samoa" enjoys spending time with his wife and five-year-old daughter and watching independent films.
Growing up in Pittsburgh, Russell Swan's father fell victim to layoffs at a local steel mill and struggled to support his family. Forced to move into Section 8 housing, Russell Swan's parents eventually divorced but the separation did not weaken any of his relationships, including the one he shared with his parents. Russell Swan's hero is his dad whom he says, "really loved his family and was a perfect example of what a husband should be to his wife, and what a dad should be to his child."
Despite tumultuous circumstances (or as a result of), Russell Swan from "Survivor: Samoa" has been attracted to jobs with responsibilities ranging from environmental protection, minority youth education advocacy and representation for homeless individuals. Russell Swan is a dedicated father and a loving husband and describes a perfect day as spending time with his daughter and ending the day by "talking" privately with his wife.
A passionate man, Russell Swan from "Survivor: Samoa" cannot stand hearing over-generalizations about specific groupings of people and avoids discussing topics relating to race and sexuality because he feels that others usually have a hard time dealing with his conversation style.
Always prepared to joke and laugh at himself, Russell Swan from "Survivor: Samoa" is willing to go to drastic lengths for a million dollars in order to win including making a vow to cut off his dreadlocks if he wins the title of Sole Survivor.
Currently, Russell Swan resides in Glenside, Pennsylvania.
At 5'11" and 220 "semi-solid" pounds, this attorney spends his working hours suing companies and individuals who violate environmental laws. In addition to practicing law, Russell Swan from "Survivor: Samoa" enjoys spending time with his wife and five-year-old daughter and watching independent films.
Growing up in Pittsburgh, Russell Swan's father fell victim to layoffs at a local steel mill and struggled to support his family. Forced to move into Section 8 housing, Russell Swan's parents eventually divorced but the separation did not weaken any of his relationships, including the one he shared with his parents. Russell Swan's hero is his dad whom he says, "really loved his family and was a perfect example of what a husband should be to his wife, and what a dad should be to his child."
Despite tumultuous circumstances (or as a result of), Russell Swan from "Survivor: Samoa" has been attracted to jobs with responsibilities ranging from environmental protection, minority youth education advocacy and representation for homeless individuals. Russell Swan is a dedicated father and a loving husband and describes a perfect day as spending time with his daughter and ending the day by "talking" privately with his wife.
A passionate man, Russell Swan from "Survivor: Samoa" cannot stand hearing over-generalizations about specific groupings of people and avoids discussing topics relating to race and sexuality because he feels that others usually have a hard time dealing with his conversation style.
Always prepared to joke and laugh at himself, Russell Swan from "Survivor: Samoa" is willing to go to drastic lengths for a million dollars in order to win including making a vow to cut off his dreadlocks if he wins the title of Sole Survivor.
Currently, Russell Swan resides in Glenside, Pennsylvania.
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